This couple is awesome. Nice interview. I lived up in Jersey and New York for several years (from Texas). As soon as they started speaking, I knew exactly where they were from. Even with having that kind of money, they really seemed down to earth and able to connect with others. Great job on this.
I met the gentleman while walking through MotorCoach Resort St Lucie. He is such a down to earth man. How thoughtful of them to give a tour of their beautiful coach. Great Video Andrew 👍🏻 Thank You!
Chris and Cora, thanks for sharing your story. Yours is another example of living the American dream. Andrew, another great interview, thanks. Merry Christmas!
The RV lifestyle is awesome! You make friends everyday everywhere! If you are doing it a Newell, you’re doing better than most! God bless and keep living the good life!
Great interview . I was introduced to this lifestyle as a child. I love it..All of my friends think I'm crazy because of all the coach videos I forward . LOL
I like this motor coach it looks more like a home..The feeling I got was LOVE and JOY and Peace in their and I hope nothing but the Best for them and the Doggie's!" 🐕🐕💞
Andrew Steele: You do an excellent job of covering the RV world! I consider your subscription to be one of the very best. I remember your talk about detailing the tops of tall motorhomes. I think you are absolutely right about the danger. One solution might be a scissor lift. I have no idea how much they cost or rent but I used one in the vocational school while wiring overhead. They seem steady and safe as long as used on a paved surface. Thanks for all you do!
Thanks for sharing and thanks to Chris and Cora. I'm a big fan of Newells so it is nice to see something other than a Prevost and to see it in use. Great resort, too.
You came along way from detailing that red Newell Coach to this. I remembered telling you this was your lane. I see you took it & ran with it. Hopefully one day you'll buy yourself a Newell. Good work bro. It's good to see people live their dream.
I liked the comments about having friends all over the country. My wife and I are barely 50 years old now but have been RV’jng for 25 years. We are still working full-time but use our vacation time to travel in our coach. We started out racing and using our RV’s to support our motorsports hobbies but about twelve years ago we started doing more “road trips” and have met some amazing friends from all over the country through RV’ing and Jeeping. Great video. Mike
Love your videos and content. After seeing the amount of head room compared to a Prevost, I’m seriously going to do some more reading. Beautiful home and loved the floor plan. Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
I just watched this video from our home in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. My ears perked up when they mentioned touring nova scotia this summer. They mentioned knowing Kim and Harland. I am thinking that they are referring to Kim and Harland Martell from nearby Wedgeport nova scotia. I am sure I remember seeing this Newell coach passing through our town this summer. It's a small world after all.
@@RVingwithAndrewSteele oh and I should say that I really enjoy your videos and that is definitely a beautiful coach. We are so far just doing summer weekend trips in our 2005 newmar dutch star.
I do not want to repeat myself but what a wonderful and down to earth couple, nice life experience and as they said they’ve been blessed and earned this lifestyle by hard work and planning.
What a great couple, ,man you can tell that they are really people persons, as am I. Awesome video, in about 2 to 3 years that's gonna be wifey and I . All 4 of the kids will be gone, grown, and on their own by then. I'm from the south but my olders lives in New York. For sure you can tell these 2 are New Yorkers. LOVE, Love Love this vid. Thanks guys for sharing and opening up about your lifestyle. Almost feel like I'm friends with them after only watching the video. I too am 6'3" so I'll be going Newell too, Thanks again for the great video Andrew
Enjoy your life style everyday! You are lucky to have worked so hard to come back to this life style. (Retired)! Do not need Sticks and Bricks, friends are forever on the road are the most important.
Love these two, are they're absolutely right, you meet people and make friends you would likely never know otherwise. If I knew these two I'd every once in a while trick them into saying accent specific words..."what are you two towing there?" "That's our cahr!" LOL They have an amazing coach and seem genuinely great, like many people you meet out there on the road. Great share Andrew 👌
This is a beautiful motor coach, and a really nice location too. But if it were mine, I'd be all over the country with it. It would never stay parked more than 2 weeks in any one spot. If your going to stay parked, just get a house.
What a great lifestyle! As Cora says not a cheap lifestyle but what a way to live! The social aspect seems to be the best part , if you live in a house or even an apartment you rarely get interact with your neighbors if ever.
I’m going to make a very broad statement. It would be hard for me to sell my home or real estate holdings to buy a 500k+ coach. Being that it’s such a huge depreciating asset. It’s one thing that if you have the resources to purchase a coach of that magnitude and it won’t effect your life. Andrew if I were to ever purchase a coach I would do it in the manner which you have done. Great videos nonetheless Andrew keep them coming.
Dean Hauser obviously people that can afford a 2 million dollar coach aren’t. And their also not selling their homes either. It was also a broad statement too. My point to be honest was to sell your home to buy a coach is really not smart in my opinion. In these days at least your real estate will appreciate as opposed to depreciating with a coach. I don’t know you may want to read or watch Dave Ramsey some then you might understand where I’m coming from. Have a nice holiday.
I think you're looking at it through a narrow scope. I picked up on him saying something about having 2 physical locations and one mobile Detail location. I'm really really sure this thing is a magnet in advertising for his detailed business.
I don't have first-hand knowledge (let's pretend I do) of the construction on this coach and I do build furniture interiors on high-end large scale (think million square foot) commercial projects ranging mega-yachts to NFL stadiums. These veneers are very popular today and are made of natural wood strands. Architects love their uniform appearance, cost and efficient use of the natural resource. These veneers are often dyed to help control and deepen colors prior to the application of varnish coats. Across our industry, we use the term laminate to describe different manmade products (noun or adjective) which are commonly made of plastic but are also made of an array of other materials. Laminates are generally bonded to a phenolic backer, are 1/16" or thinner and ultimately applied to a substrate like particleboard. Veneers, on the other hand, are generally about 1/16" thick are commonly made of wood and do not have a phenolic backer. The veneers are directly applied to the substrate, ie particleboard. To answer your question directly, the wood is real, is dyed, is a veneer and is laminated (verb) to a substrate. Question for Newell, why don't you guys bother to end match your veneers? Your projects are small and your audience is very close to the product. This step is simple, inexpensive, and shows craftsmanship at the next level! (I notice this issue throughout your fleet)
@@deanhauser6626 , end match is a technique where a panel above and a panel below is cut from the same veneer and the grains are aligned, leaving only the gap between the panels as an indication that there are in fact separate panels. If you look behind Chris and Cora as the video starts, at the cabinet door which has a radius at the top of it, look at the top and the bottom of the cabinet door and the adjacent parts you will see that the grains do not flow from one part to the next. This is a technique called end matching and we do it on high-end projects. It creates a very organized, intentional and craftsmanlike appearance. It does take a little more skill but not a lot more time.
Tinder inc I don’t know for sure but I’m guessing it’s a wave and knowing your neighbor on a first name basis. That’s kind of how it is with me at my sticks and bricks. Now I have a second home up in the mountains which is my getaway cabin. I’m much closer to my neighbors up there much like you would in an RV park. There’s just a different social aspect when you have a getaway cabin or you’re in your RV. My .02
That's true when you drive around in your RV people think you've just come across country and they get attention. Even our 28ft Class A starter gets a ton of comments when we take it out. I can't imagine diving theirs around. It's awesome. They have it going on down there.
Very cool. Looks like a six start rig to me. Lol Like the channel. Found you on Endless Rv. Hope you will check my place and and join some of our lives. Great video here.
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This couple is awesome. Nice interview. I lived up in Jersey and New York for several years (from Texas). As soon as they started speaking, I knew exactly where they were from. Even with having that kind of money, they really seemed down to earth and able to connect with others. Great job on this.
Great people! Andrew surrounds himself with solid friends. Great content. Leaves you feeling good!
I met the gentleman while walking through MotorCoach Resort St Lucie. He is such a down to earth man. How thoughtful of them to give a tour of their beautiful coach. Great Video Andrew 👍🏻 Thank You!
Chris and Cora, thanks for sharing your story. Yours is another example of living the American dream.
Andrew, another great interview, thanks. Merry Christmas!
The RV lifestyle is awesome! You make friends everyday everywhere! If you are doing it a Newell, you’re doing better than most! God bless and keep living the good life!
What a great looking couple... humble and giving and heartwarming. Thank Chirs and Cora for sharing your lifestyle with us.
Great interview . I was introduced to this lifestyle as a child. I love it..All of my friends think I'm crazy because of all the coach videos I forward . LOL
I like this motor coach it looks more like a home..The feeling I got was LOVE and JOY and Peace in their and I hope nothing but the Best for them and the Doggie's!"
🐕🐕💞
They definitely should have had their own RUclips channel, amazing vibrant couple-
Andrew Steele: You do an excellent job of covering the RV world! I consider your subscription to be one of the very best. I remember your talk about detailing the tops of tall motorhomes. I think you are absolutely right about the danger. One solution might be a scissor lift. I have no idea how much they cost or rent but I used one in the vocational school while wiring overhead. They seem steady and safe as long as used on a paved surface. Thanks for all you do!
@Elite Soulfly: You probably are right. I never priced one for sale or rent.
🇨🇦 Canadians do make great friends as Americans do. Your great folks. Very down to earth. A tip of hat to you. 🇨🇦
What a wonderful couple, Very inspiring!! Thank you Andrew! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for sharing and thanks to Chris and Cora. I'm a big fan of Newells so it is nice to see something other than a Prevost and to see it in use. Great resort, too.
You came along way from detailing that red Newell Coach to this. I remembered telling you this was your lane. I see you took it & ran with it. Hopefully one day you'll buy yourself a Newell. Good work bro. It's good to see people live their dream.
Great attitude to have. Love the "Lack of glass and mirrors" in the coach, Nice couple.
You guys are fabulous!!! God bless you two... lots of love and Happy New Year 2020
I liked the comments about having friends all over the country.
My wife and I are barely 50 years old now but have been RV’jng for 25 years. We are still working full-time but use our vacation time to travel in our coach. We started out racing and using our RV’s to support our motorsports hobbies but about twelve years ago we started doing more “road trips” and have met some amazing friends from all over the country through RV’ing and Jeeping.
Great video.
Mike
Love your videos and content. After seeing the amount of head room compared to a Prevost, I’m seriously going to do some more reading. Beautiful home and loved the floor plan. Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
I just watched this video from our home in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. My ears perked up when they mentioned touring nova scotia this summer. They mentioned knowing Kim and Harland. I am thinking that they are referring to Kim and Harland Martell from nearby Wedgeport nova scotia. I am sure I remember seeing this Newell coach passing through our town this summer. It's a small world after all.
Very cool! Thank you for sharing! Its a small world for sure!
@@RVingwithAndrewSteele oh and I should say that I really enjoy your videos and that is definitely a beautiful coach. We are so far just doing summer weekend trips in our 2005 newmar dutch star.
I do not want to repeat myself but what a wonderful and down to earth couple, nice life experience and as they said they’ve been blessed and earned this lifestyle by hard work and planning.
What a great couple, ,man you can tell that they are really people persons, as am I. Awesome video, in about 2 to 3 years that's gonna be wifey and I . All 4 of the kids will be gone, grown, and on their own by then. I'm from the south but my olders lives in New York. For sure you can tell these 2 are New Yorkers. LOVE, Love Love this vid. Thanks guys for sharing and opening up about your lifestyle. Almost feel like I'm friends with them after only watching the video. I too am 6'3" so I'll be going Newell too, Thanks again for the great video Andrew
Excellent interview! Chris & Cora are two of the nicest and sincere people I know ❤️
Absolutely! Glad I got to say hello to you and Mark before I left. Thanks again for everything!
Enjoy your life style everyday! You are lucky to have worked so hard to come back to this life style. (Retired)! Do not need Sticks and Bricks, friends are forever on the road are the most important.
Love these two, are they're absolutely right, you meet people and make friends you would likely never know otherwise. If I knew these two I'd every once in a while trick them into saying accent specific words..."what are you two towing there?" "That's our cahr!" LOL They have an amazing coach and seem genuinely great, like many people you meet out there on the road. Great share Andrew 👌
Part 2 rocked !! We thank you & them for sharing 😁
this is my favorite coach yet!
Wow 🤩 beautiful coach and couple. God bless you 🙏😊
Awesome video! This is the life I want to live.
Very cool couple.
Thank you for sharing your coach with Andrew and letting him film it.
Wow, love the outdoor setup
This is a beautiful motor coach, and a really nice location too. But if it were mine, I'd be all over the country with it. It would never stay parked more than 2 weeks in any one spot. If your going to stay parked, just get a house.
What a great lifestyle! As Cora says not a cheap lifestyle but what a way to live! The social aspect seems to be the best part , if you live in a house or even an apartment you rarely get interact with your neighbors if ever.
Cool lifestyle is right! Nailed it...sounds like they are from Long Island. Great interview...Cool people, thank you!
Great Job Andrew!!! awesome couple!!!
Welcome to Canada Chris and Cora. I live in New Brunswick, you would of had to drive through here to get to Nova Scotia. :)
I never knew about these RV resorts! So great. Great feature Andrew. If one was interested in featuring them on a show, how can we contact them?
Nice hope they enjoyed there stay in nova scotia as i'm i fellow bluenoser which is what we are called :)
Good video love the Coach
I’m going to make a very broad statement. It would be hard for me to sell my home or real estate holdings to buy a 500k+ coach. Being that it’s such a huge depreciating asset. It’s one thing that if you have the resources to purchase a coach of that magnitude and it won’t effect your life. Andrew if I were to ever purchase a coach I would do it in the manner which you have done. Great videos nonetheless Andrew keep them coming.
I don't think people are selling their homes worrying about their coach depreciating, life is more than the bank account
Dean Hauser obviously people that can afford a 2 million dollar coach aren’t. And their also not selling their homes either. It was also a broad statement too. My point to be honest was to sell your home to buy a coach is really not smart in my opinion. In these days at least your real estate will appreciate as opposed to depreciating with a coach. I don’t know you may want to read or watch Dave Ramsey some then you might understand where I’m coming from. Have a nice holiday.
Hi SFL Spotter
I think you're looking at it through a narrow scope. I picked up on him saying something about having 2 physical locations and one mobile Detail location. I'm really really sure this thing is a magnet in advertising for his detailed business.
Well done video Andrew!
Do they have a website? Having trouble finding info on them
Such a nice couple. I had no idea this kind of thing existed. Cool.
What do they do for a living???
God bless you.
Is that real wood on the cabinets or laminate?
I don't have first-hand knowledge (let's pretend I do) of the construction on this coach and I do build furniture interiors on high-end large scale (think million square foot) commercial projects ranging mega-yachts to NFL stadiums. These veneers are very popular today and are made of natural wood strands. Architects love their uniform appearance, cost and efficient use of the natural resource. These veneers are often dyed to help control and deepen colors prior to the application of varnish coats. Across our industry, we use the term laminate to describe different manmade products (noun or adjective) which are commonly made of plastic but are also made of an array of other materials. Laminates are generally bonded to a phenolic backer, are 1/16" or thinner and ultimately applied to a substrate like particleboard. Veneers, on the other hand, are generally about 1/16" thick are commonly made of wood and do not have a phenolic backer. The veneers are directly applied to the substrate, ie particleboard.
To answer your question directly, the wood is real, is dyed, is a veneer and is laminated (verb) to a substrate.
Question for Newell, why don't you guys bother to end match your veneers? Your projects are small and your audience is very close to the product. This step is simple, inexpensive, and shows craftsmanship at the next level! (I notice this issue throughout your fleet)
@@kevinmcmillin8258 end match, you mean at the top and bottom edges of the drawers and doors? Wrapping around?
@@deanhauser6626 , end match is a technique where a panel above and a panel below is cut from the same veneer and the grains are aligned, leaving only the gap between the panels as an indication that there are in fact separate panels. If you look behind Chris and Cora as the video starts, at the cabinet door which has a radius at the top of it, look at the top and the bottom of the cabinet door and the adjacent parts you will see that the grains do not flow from one part to the next. This is a technique called end matching and we do it on high-end projects. It creates a very organized, intentional and craftsmanlike appearance. It does take a little more skill but not a lot more time.
Such a great duo
What resort is this
Motorcoach Resort St Lucie West
Awesome!
It is a beautiful RV.
Great watch! Thanks
Happyforthemdu
minnie winnie for me! booyah!, Andrew can you ask this couple to adopt me?
Lol
6:30 ish? Is that normal in America to just drive in the garage and never say a word to you neighbours? That sounds insane...
Tinder inc
I don’t know for sure but I’m guessing it’s a wave and knowing your neighbor on a first name basis.
That’s kind of how it is with me at my sticks and bricks.
Now I have a second home up in the mountains which is my getaway cabin. I’m much closer to my neighbors up there much like you would in an RV park.
There’s just a different social aspect when you have a getaway cabin or you’re in your RV.
My .02
If you don’t know them, more specifically have never talked before then yes. That’s normal
Really nice .
That's true when you drive around in your RV people think you've just come across country and they get attention. Even our 28ft Class A starter gets a ton of comments when we take it out. I can't imagine diving theirs around. It's awesome.
They have it going on down there.
for 2 million! and use the flickering LEDs on the cockpit displays, as well as the flickering LEDs for the main lighting? ...
Very Cool!
The wife insults people over 80 and the husband politely patches things up.
I found it thank You
Very cool. Looks like a six start rig to me. Lol Like the channel. Found you on Endless Rv. Hope you will check my place and and join some of our lives. Great video here.
Мен шу ердаман.
Who in their right mind, spends 2 million dollars on an asset that probably depreciated 40-50% in the first 2 years?
Who in their right mind hates on happy people
Too much talking heads, show us the motor coach!!!
what s the point getting that rich and probably work hard for it if your wife looks like her??