My Grandparents had almost this same Palm Harbor home they bought new in 94.The fireplace and surround was in a different spot. It was along the outside of the back wall. THe stone work and the cabinets were exactly like this one and original to the house. It had the exact same bump outs. My granddad put on a large front and rear deck with cover when new .He bought this particular brand because of how it was built with real plywood and real 2x4 and 2x6's. He even paid extra for the roof to be decked in plywood also. He paid 55k for it cash delivered and set up in 94. Grandmother passed in 2003 and He passed away in 2008.We sold it to his best friend and neighbor who still lives in it and it is still in great shape.
I love the style and layout of this home. It's been mistreated. I live in my mobile home for 10 years and it looked as good as day I moved out. Because i take pride in my home and things
We need to hear Brother Donnie's wisdom! If he says something is 6", it probably is! You guys are a lot of fun to watch. You definitely know your stuff!!
I had a Fleetwood, purchased in 1986 and it was as grand as this one. It did have a huge Stone face fireplace. We sold it and its still setting there just as lovely as the day we first lived in it. I dont know what the new homeowners have done on the inside but I still ride by occasionally, look at the landscaping I did many years ago, the huge brick front porch and underpinning, huge deck on back, split rail fencing, it was a beautiful home and still is. It was a top of the line back then and very comparable to this one in the architecture 😂❤
I have a 98 -28x 60 palm harbor built with 3/4 tong & groove plywood floors & 1/2 OSB all the way around perimeter & vinyl siding.bought it new in 98 . still looks great very well built home. Cost 54,000 in 98
Isn't that nuts! Even my 2008 has more then doubled, glad I bought it, I own it taxes are cheaper ,even if it depreciated its mine and with care For willing it will last till I die I'm 74
This was a nice home. The extensive damage really make you wonder what happened. It would be interesting to see the remodeled too see how they do it. And the value afterwards.
It has to be a 1995, because the 94 & 96 Models had different shaped headlights & grille, plus the 95 was the only year that had no tail fins or radial tires.🤪
Ok, Donnie, let's go find that free tin. Lol. This was a really nice home when it was new, but all that mold!!! For my taste, some of these older mobile homes have some character. The new ones today just seem so plain/ cookie cutterish, just my 2 cents. But yes, keep us updated on this one!!! Great video guys!!!
Yes, I agree, back in the day this was a "top of the line model". But I hafta admit, I'm not a big fan of green. Or, carpet in the bath. Or, 'Graceland windows'. Or 'bumpouts' (which seem like a recipe for disaster to me, especially that weird reverse bumpout on the back.) And there is so much water damage to the ceilings, it makes me wonder if the metal roof wasn't a last ditch effort to repair it. There was so much water damage on the ceiling that I wondered if maybe a tree had fallen on this home and the metal roof was a stopgap. Anyway, if you guys take this one on, I salute you!
I love watching these videos, but it also kinda hurts… I grew up in a mobile home park (a nice one - well kept, in a wealthy town) between 1990 and 2002; my parents would occasionally drag my sister and I to the new home dealers on a Saturday to check out what was available; they had plans of replacing our 1972 Champion 2 bedroom with a new three-bed doublewide. I remember seeing these homes on display when they were new (this one by the way SCREAMS 1995/96 based on the overall design and features). We almost pulled the trigger on a new Titan in 1997 or so, but ended up in a new Liberty, delivered and set up (on a bigger lot) in October 1998. My parents upgraded the windows (double pane single hung), front entry door (house-type vs trailer door), sliding glass door off the back, skylites in kitchen and baths, porcelain sinks and upgraded tubs (better than those awful acrylic trailer tubs that turn yellow), and chose the carpeting and wallboard finish. That home still exists, but it’s on its third or fourth owner already - and beginning to look its age. From day one, it had issues - roofline wasn’t straight, lots of fit and finish issues, my bedroom outside corner was drafty, and the clearcoat started peeling on ALL the “brass” doorknobs within a few months. I still miss that home though… so, a few details I remember - in 1998, they were still using MDF flooring and roof decking (the entire industry has since switched to OSB). The exterior sheathing was a Homosote-like product; basically compressed cellulose with a water resistant finish. The dealer showed my parents a swatch of wallcovering that was improperly cropped, which hid much of the pattern, resulting in the master bedroom being fitted with KITCHEN wallpaper, an issue that was never resolved. The lot was improperly prepped, so the home always racked and groaned during freeze/thaw cycles and is likely out of plumb now.
Nice video guys you 2 are very informative. Yuck carpet in the bathroom!! I think this is a nice home to remodel then you sell it with the property and make a huge profit. I really hate skylights the first thing to destroy a roof then the inside. Keep an eye on this I’d like to see there remodel on this one
The fireplace and built in are original. They did make stone fireplaces. My parents have one in their double wide. Maybe the stone at the bottom might not be
Cool home, shame it has all that damage. Could be a good project for someone, but with that much mold I personally wouldn’t want to mess with it unless it was a free house
Maybe it came with a deck/porch? Some homes have a deck but usually it's like at the end with a room on one side then a deck or covered porch. Idk very strange
Manufactured homes are supposed to have a sheet of paper affixed to the inside of a kitchen cabinet door. It lists date & please of manufacture, weather zone it was built for , serial number, original appliance, heat & a/c unit
Yuck carpet in the bathroom!! I think this is a nice home to remodel then you sell it with the property and make a huge profit. I really hate skylights the first thing to destroy a roof then the inside. Keep an eye on this I’d like to see there remodel on this one
gross... junk it... I had a '90 double wide and it had to be repaired constantly.... a/c -heater, sub-flooring... and yep, I had a bump out and same rot problem within several years.... It taught me NOT to ever buy one
Why not do a Video on Financing and How the Financing Companies F' You?... EXAMPLES ONLY! MONEY IS ROUNDED UP! PRICING ON LOW END! Shed/Repo Trailer CASH Price is 12,000. They Will Take Cash BUT MOST PEOPLE Make Payments! Their MINIMUM Payment Plan is 650 a Month at 60 Months. By the Time you Pay It Off 39,000! OR You Can Lower the Payments to 575 at 73 Months. Or 41,400 by the time you pay it off... Brand New Trailer CASH Price is 50,000. Will Take Cash Again. But Most will Make Payments! Their Minimum Payment Plan is 1200 a Month at 72 Months. Or 86, 400 By the time you pay it off.. OR Lower the Payments to 1050 a Month at 108 Months. Or 113,400 by the time you pay it off.. Then when I say on a Shed that Is 12,000, I CAN And WOULD AFFORD 500 a Month and have it Paid Off in 24 Months.. They Tell me to go "F' Myself and F' Off"... then Block me and Remove their listing.. Only Found ONE Company tell me that they would NOT Penalize Me for Paying it Off Early but would still only allow me to sign the 60 month Policy... So after 2 years, You think they would actually Honor that??? It's Paid Off. The 12,000, the Selling Price... And you wonder why there are Soo Many Shed/Trailer House Repo Channels Popping Up..
@@mybrotherdonnie Neither do I but I do Look into it.. But since you are a YT'er more than I am, People will listen to you more than me.. Just a Thought. Don't know of any other channels covering this topic.. You'd be the first..
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I don't know why it is so interesting watching two brothers touring mobile homes, but it really is
Thanks and thanks for watching
Ikr
My Grandparents had almost this same Palm Harbor home they bought new in 94.The fireplace and surround was in a different spot. It was along the outside of the back wall. THe stone work and the cabinets were exactly like this one and original to the house. It had the exact same bump outs. My granddad put on a large front and rear deck with cover when new .He bought this particular brand because of how it was built with real plywood and real 2x4 and 2x6's. He even paid extra for the roof to be decked in plywood also. He paid 55k for it cash delivered and set up in 94. Grandmother passed in 2003 and He passed away in 2008.We sold it to his best friend and neighbor who still lives in it and it is still in great shape.
If you take care of them they last
I love the style and layout of this home. It's been mistreated. I live in my mobile home for 10 years and it looked as good as day I moved out. Because i take pride in my home and things
A lot of people don’t take care of anything anymore
We need to hear Brother Donnie's wisdom! If he says something is 6", it probably is!
You guys are a lot of fun to watch. You definitely know your stuff!!
Thanks
I had a Fleetwood, purchased in 1986 and it was as grand as this one. It did have a huge Stone face fireplace. We sold it and its still setting there just as lovely as the day we first lived in it. I dont know what the new homeowners have done on the inside but I still ride by occasionally, look at the landscaping I did many years ago, the huge brick front porch and underpinning, huge deck on back, split rail fencing, it was a beautiful home and still is. It was a top of the line back then and very comparable to this one in the architecture 😂❤
That’s cool glad to hear it’s still around
I have a 98 -28x 60 palm harbor built with 3/4 tong & groove plywood floors & 1/2 OSB all the way around perimeter & vinyl siding.bought it new in 98 . still looks great very well built home. Cost 54,000 in 98
That same home now would be $200,000
That is a nice home.
Did you get new shingles at some point in the past? ...or go with a metal roof?
Isn't that nuts! Even my 2008 has more then doubled, glad I bought it, I own it taxes are cheaper ,even if it depreciated its mine and with care For willing it will last till I die I'm 74
This was a nice home. The extensive damage really make you wonder what happened. It would be interesting to see the remodeled too see how they do it. And the value afterwards.
We’re gonna keep an ion it and see if we can find out anything
Donnie…free tin? I love it, I, too am a born scavenger.
If it’s free, it’s for me
Would love to see another video on this one, after it is repaired (or when repairs are in progress). Thanks!
Thanks
That one's a moldy mess, probably a real nice home when new. I'd hate to be on the road behind it when the tin roof blew off. Enjoyed the video guys!
Thanks for watching
It has to be a 1995, because the 94 & 96 Models had different shaped headlights & grille, plus the 95 was the only year that had no tail fins or radial tires.🤪
Same thing we was thinking
😂😂😂
@@mybrotherdonnie 👍
I bet this was very nice when it was first made! No carpet in bathrooms 😳
I bet it was extremely nice back in its day
My girlfriend works for Servpro and is always telling me about the mold. I'm going to show her this. Thanks for the video. Catch you on Friday!
See you then
That dishwasher is a model GSD500X-66WA. According to SearsPartsDirect that model is from April 1995 so I think Ronnie is dead on the money.
Thanks
Investigation deepens.. ever thought about a job in law enforcement.. 🤔
Ok, Donnie, let's go find that free tin. Lol. This was a really nice home when it was new, but all that mold!!! For my taste, some of these older mobile homes have some character. The new ones today just seem so plain/ cookie cutterish, just my 2 cents. But yes, keep us updated on this one!!! Great video guys!!!
Thanks I’m still looking for the tin
I bet when it was new it was a dream home. It’s a shame it wasn’t cared for, I think it has potential.
Nice house but it’s tour all the hell now
Yes, I agree, back in the day this was a "top of the line model". But I hafta admit, I'm not a big fan of green. Or, carpet in the bath. Or, 'Graceland windows'. Or 'bumpouts' (which seem like a recipe for disaster to me, especially that weird reverse bumpout on the back.) And there is so much water damage to the ceilings, it makes me wonder if the metal roof wasn't a last ditch effort to repair it. There was so much water damage on the ceiling that I wondered if maybe a tree had fallen on this home and the metal roof was a stopgap. Anyway, if you guys take this one on, I salute you!
We’re not gonna take it on
That's horrible how bad that roof let go.. dang it... complete gut job.. coming up on is future
Yep if somebody fix it
This one has potential I think Donnie. I bet you and the guys can do it!💕
I know we can do it we just don’t wanna do it
I love watching these videos, but it also kinda hurts… I grew up in a mobile home park (a nice one - well kept, in a wealthy town) between 1990 and 2002; my parents would occasionally drag my sister and I to the new home dealers on a Saturday to check out what was available; they had plans of replacing our 1972 Champion 2 bedroom with a new three-bed doublewide. I remember seeing these homes on display when they were new (this one by the way SCREAMS 1995/96 based on the overall design and features). We almost pulled the trigger on a new Titan in 1997 or so, but ended up in a new Liberty, delivered and set up (on a bigger lot) in October 1998. My parents upgraded the windows (double pane single hung), front entry door (house-type vs trailer door), sliding glass door off the back, skylites in kitchen and baths, porcelain sinks and upgraded tubs (better than those awful acrylic trailer tubs that turn yellow), and chose the carpeting and wallboard finish. That home still exists, but it’s on its third or fourth owner already - and beginning to look its age. From day one, it had issues - roofline wasn’t straight, lots of fit and finish issues, my bedroom outside corner was drafty, and the clearcoat started peeling on ALL the “brass” doorknobs within a few months. I still miss that home though… so, a few details I remember - in 1998, they were still using MDF flooring and roof decking (the entire industry has since switched to OSB). The exterior sheathing was a Homosote-like product; basically compressed cellulose with a water resistant finish. The dealer showed my parents a swatch of wallcovering that was improperly cropped, which hid much of the pattern, resulting in the master bedroom being fitted with KITCHEN wallpaper, an issue that was never resolved. The lot was improperly prepped, so the home always racked and groaned during freeze/thaw cycles and is likely out of plumb now.
Dam that is in good
Nice video guys you 2 are very informative. Yuck carpet in the bathroom!! I think this is a nice home to remodel then you sell it with the property and make a huge profit. I really hate skylights the first thing to destroy a roof then the inside. Keep an eye on this I’d like to see there remodel on this one
We will will watch it
The fireplace and built in are original. They did make stone fireplaces. My parents have one in their double wide. Maybe the stone at the bottom might not be
Yeah, I was not sure
The dishwasher full of dishes was interesting in an otherwise empty trailer.
Yep
Love these videos
Thanks
Cool home, shame it has all that damage. Could be a good project for someone, but with that much mold I personally wouldn’t want to mess with it unless it was a free house
Little too much for me
Carpet on the tub , a very nice touch lol
Lol
🤣🤣
Our 1997 doublewide had a GE dishwasher like the one in this video. It worked until around 7 years ago.
They don’t make them like that anymore
Maybe it came with a deck/porch? Some homes have a deck but usually it's like at the end with a room on one side then a deck or covered porch. Idk very strange
We thought the same thing
I always figured when they transport these they wrap them in plastic. Had me thinking whey you said the ruff flowed off.. 😅
I don’t put plastic on the top mobile. When are used, they only put them on the sides in between.
Yeah , it will cost a lot to get it back in shape.
Yep that’s for sure
You know there is typically a paper in the kitchen cabinet or in the closet with the information
We looked and couldn’t find it
Even if its free! Lota work not to mention $$$🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
Still I do love the walk thru!!!👍
No way I’m buying
Thanks
It's a palm harbor
Thanks
Mobile homes no longer have a manufacturer info tag showing the date permanently fastened to the frame rail near the removable tongue?
Ok thanks
Well it use to be very nice 👍
Yep
Underneath the kitchen sink where the serial number is, should have a date or on the windows.
Manufactured homes are supposed to have a sheet of paper affixed to the inside of a kitchen cabinet door. It lists date & please of manufacture, weather zone it was built for , serial number, original appliance, heat & a/c unit
I looked under the sink I did not see anything
I looked. I did not see anything.
Call the 800 number in dishwasher and they can tell you a date
1995
👍👍👍😎☕
Thanks
❤
Thanks
Yuck carpet in the bathroom!! I think this is a nice home to remodel then you sell it with the property and make a huge profit. I really hate skylights the first thing to destroy a roof then the inside. Keep an eye on this I’d like to see there remodel on this one
Skylights always seem to be a problem
Don't know why ANYONE would put carpet in it bathroom.. specially near the cammode.. or any water source 🤮
gross... junk it... I had a '90 double wide and it had to be repaired constantly.... a/c -heater, sub-flooring... and yep, I had a bump out and same rot problem within several years.... It taught me NOT to ever buy one
Ok
Its broke...no bueno 😮💨
Yep
Why not do a Video on Financing and How the Financing Companies F' You?...
EXAMPLES ONLY! MONEY IS ROUNDED UP! PRICING ON LOW END!
Shed/Repo Trailer CASH Price is 12,000. They Will Take Cash BUT MOST PEOPLE Make Payments! Their MINIMUM Payment Plan is 650 a Month at 60 Months. By the Time you Pay It Off 39,000! OR You Can Lower the Payments to 575 at 73 Months. Or 41,400 by the time you pay it off...
Brand New Trailer CASH Price is 50,000. Will Take Cash Again. But Most will Make Payments! Their Minimum Payment Plan is 1200 a Month at 72 Months. Or 86, 400 By the time you pay it off.. OR Lower the Payments to 1050 a Month at 108 Months. Or 113,400 by the time you pay it off..
Then when I say on a Shed that Is 12,000, I CAN And WOULD AFFORD 500 a Month and have it Paid Off in 24 Months.. They Tell me to go "F' Myself and F' Off"... then Block me and Remove their listing..
Only Found ONE Company tell me that they would NOT Penalize Me for Paying it Off Early but would still only allow me to sign the 60 month Policy... So after 2 years, You think they would actually Honor that??? It's Paid Off. The 12,000, the Selling Price...
And you wonder why there are Soo Many Shed/Trailer House Repo Channels Popping Up..
I don’t know how they work because I don’t not do them. I do not borrow money.
@@mybrotherdonnie Neither do I but I do Look into it.. But since you are a YT'er more than I am, People will listen to you more than me.. Just a Thought. Don't know of any other channels covering this topic.. You'd be the first..