Always liked the intent of Retro campers. The wood paneling is a nice touch for the retro vibe. It is a fun trailer, probably not real family type of trailer, but for one or two folks, especially in the classic car circuit, it would be bueno!!!
That would be perfect for traveling from one side of the country to the other. Driving for a day then stopping for the night or two then continue on doing the same thing until you reach your destination. For example: Visiting relatives. At the same time keeping a little nostalgia.
I was camping this last weekend, half the campground was single axle trailers under 20'. In the PNW, we can camp all year in something like this. In the rain, it beats a tent, and so many of us have SUVs with 5000# tow.
Uncle Josh……. I really like this one and the retro look, to me, makes it even better. It’s awesome to have an oven along with the cook top & microwave. It’s a very nice starter unit for those just getting into the camping lifestyle.
Oh my gosh Josh! This is so cute! Love the retro since I was born in 1950.😁 Actually HAS a shower? Cool! Bigger hubby can have the queen bed. Petite me can make do just fine in the dinette spot. Actually ample storage for a weekend getaway. We're fulltime park residents and loving it but this little trailer would be perfect on the side for quickie trips exploring all the great Texas state/federal parks. Always in "road mode" with this one! SWEET trailer!
That “whatever” color is way better than red. This little trailer is almost perfect for me although I’m a little north of 6’3” tall. It’s simple and that’s all I need. Thank you for sharing this.
Uncle Josh, you know I prefer off grid equipment, but this is nice. Small, light, easy towing, and has all you need for a road trip. Always in road mode.
It would depend on size, but that bench by the commode, since it's not for storage, could possibly be a good place to put a portable washer. The right brand will get clothes almost totally dry in the spin cycle, so you could hang them to dry from the shower rod, with the fan running and have them dry fairly quickly. You'd just have to make sure it would fit and the commode could still be comfortably used since space is a little tight there. Thanks for another great review. I really enjoy your frankness and style.
in 1953 that was called Palmetto Green. My dad worked for GMAC (the finance arm of General Motors). He got a company car every year. In 1953 he got a Pontiac in Palmetto Green. He always inspects the car when he first receives it to see if there are any thing that needs fixed. When he drove it home. My mom asked why 1 headlight trim ring was chrome and the other one was Palmetto Green.🤣
Nice unit, except for no drawers, and maybe a flip-up countertop. It is a bit cozy (snug), but as you and/ or others say, "There's a camper for every person." It's also a good fit for single parents.
These retro units are super cute. And I'm impressed by the amount of storage. Not a fan of either of the two color choices, though. But I do question my own ability to get in and out of the bed since it's such a narrow access point. I'm not very bendy. LOL
Make the bed to open up for inside storage as well as the outside passthrough. Add a storage cabinet over the bed. Does it have AC? Have more comfy seat cushions at the dinette. Have a simulated wood floor or stone covering because white is hard to stay white. Both color palettes are so retro so they're cool
I just think these are cool. Very cool little niche. Never or always in road mode... Hmmm my specific answer is yes. 🙂 Red or turquoise or is it aqua. I think the turquoise/aqua one. These are neat. Thanks Nerd!
I only watch the videos that are less than 22 feet, don't have slides and have indoor kitchens. This one gets added to my favorites! I still favor the Springdale with the panoramic view the most. Some day! P.S. I really like having the oven :)
On the whole, it’s not bad…. It’s missing a closet, but since I’ll be flying solo I’d put up a very long hanger rod over the bed but under that shelf. That cover over the wheel well in the bathroom, you could go to Walmart or even Office Depot and get a bookcase and some bins and a bunch of bungee cords for linens and other bathroom stuff. I find that the dinette isn’t a good idea, since the bathroom intrudes on the window side of the dinette…. It looks a little claustrophobic back there. I think a couch would be a better idea along with another bookcase and mount the tv on a swivel arm and use tv trays to dine off of….. I’m glad you toured this model and also the 135 so we can all see the differences.
Thank you Josh as always for your informed videos. This 165 Mint Green Always in road mode is the purrrfect camper for me and my cats to finally go places that I've been waiting 52y to go. Now I just need to get ahold of the Texas Bishs store and get things goin.Thank You.
Awesome floorplan for it’s size with the comfortable “SOFA” option👍👍👍big fridge👍oven👍solar👍dry bath👍but no shower surround panel, plastic toilet, standard 4 inch fart fan, no ladder and limited interior storage😢
I had my interest peaked on this one - the bigger one actually - a few years back and they call it Seafoam but to my eyes it doesn't have enough blue in it so I call it Mint. Was a bit shocked on another channels offering of this trailer or it was the other retro trailer, the Vintage Cruiser. I think it may have been Matt's Reviews and the interior was Beachballl blue NOT mint to match the exterior. Quality control issues I would imagine. Not a look that worked lol! I love this! Just a simple CAMPER which is all you need when you're camping! This would be ideal for our Provincial and National Parks and would be easy to store. If this was 20 years ago when my son was small this is the type we would have gone for, for our vacations. Now...we need more RV'ing and less camping lol....need some creature comforts although I do still tent camp a lot. Thanks for the video!
Hello, its a nice small starting out newlyweds camper but imho lacks 2 windows, be they openable or not, one in the front center by the table and one in the back over the bed. I do and have liked the retro stylings from riverside...winnebago did it a few years ago on their class a motorhomes that initially didn't go over too well, but now just a few short years later if you can find one of those used, they are like gold...the sellers asks a golden price and buyers fork over the gold to have one. Thank You, Sir
I love the retro look but it has to be red. Also, would be nice if there was an option to have a sofa instead of the dinette - we really do not use the dinette and find it more comfortable sitting on a sofa.
Really nice. I like the simplicity and light weight. Josh, do you have any recommendations about this size, but with north south bed and maybe a couple recliners instead of dinette?
I have this camper. It's not retro but the size and layout is the same. I bought it when i had a 2020 toyota Tacoma. The Tacoma was fine pulling it on flat terrain but once you start climbing the rolling hills it was done for. I ended up getting a Tundra to pull the camper.
Love the videos pal but I wanted to tell u I just picked up a 1993 5th wheel camper for 1000$ and its in great shape was in a barn and the ppl that had wasn't using anymore so I took it
Too bad that's not a cabinet above the bed that's a bit deeper. Also if the bed could lift to get to that fantastic underbed storage would be nice as well or at least a couple doors to access it. Great that they added an oven as well. Id prefer the sofa option myself. I would say that camper is ALWAYS in road mode.
Cute as a button, but it doesn't beat the small RV's that put the bathroom to the rear and the queen to the front, where you can watch the TV either in the dinette or on the bed AND the storage between the axle and hitch. Having the bed and the through-storage in the back encourages those who overpack to put a lot of that packed weight a good distance *behind* the axle, which is a terrible, terrible idea, especially when you're essentially encouraging the use of a tow vehicle with a 5000lb limit - which includes a great number of small wheelbase suv's.
They are very cute. I wish the inside was more retro, but it would probably cost more than I'd want to spend on a trailer that size. It seems dark. I think if the wood work was about chair rail and down, and the upper part of the walls just painted white, the interior would be brighter and look larger. Get rid of the "cave" look. Dinette outlet. Either above or below has advantages. Above it would be more convenient, but under would make the cords easier to deal with. I'm disappointed it has an oven, I would rather see a convection microwave under the stove top, and all storage above. There is not enough storage as is is. I've thought about this several times when looking at the smaller trailers. Like this one, you end up with a tiny bathroom. The shower looks like just turning would be an issue. So why not make the whole thing a wet bath? It would be a good sized one. I do prefer a regular surround rather than What ever the boards that you have to squeegee. Road mode off the road, travel mode on the road. Or start singing 'This is it'. Burnt sienna lol
We’re very interested in the Riverside 165 models as they would meet our needs perfectly. We do have a Bish’s dealer here in northern Michigan but it appears they are primarily a Jayco dealer. Question: if we purchased an RV at another Bish’s location are we able to get service/warranty work done at the Bish’s dealer here? I’ve learned that’s a touchy thing in the RV world.
I do feel like it's a combination of trying to keep production costs down and a lot of the first time buyers not knowing what to look for that basic travel trailers often lack certain features.
I think that’s pretty fair. The folks that own these, though, comment frequently with how happy they are with their simple little campers. To each their own I suppose
@@JoshtheRVNerd yes that's also a factor for when the buyer actually did enough research and maybe replaced a really vintage rig that was generally devoid of electronics and black tank flush ports.
I haven’t been able to see one recently and I don’t see any in our lineup. That may suggest we do not currently have them among our offerings, so I may not be able to get you updates. I’m not sure.
love your videos you do good work , but do have any 411 or videos on the new single axel Cougar line i think it's called H I T ? , someone posted a couple of pre-production models from the Hershey show on u-tube
I've seen these at a local dealer ( whose a bit of a dick, so he won't be seeing any of my money ), and I liked all of it, except the lack of a window on the front. How can you have a dinette, where all you can see is a giant wall that wraps up over your head?
I like the retro look, but I really hate that it actually says "Retro" on the sides. It screams Johnny come lately, jumping on the band wagon, trying too hard.
Real talk: It aint fancy or the best in that regard by any means. It's also far less expensive though the one shouldn't necessarily relate to the other Often of course.. they do
Cute little camper. Retro’s not my thing, but it looks well done. And to answer your question, no slide = ALWAYS in road mode. 😁
Always liked the intent of Retro campers. The wood paneling is a nice touch for the retro vibe. It is a fun trailer, probably not real family type of trailer, but for one or two folks, especially in the classic car circuit, it would be bueno!!!
That would be perfect for traveling from one side of the country to the other. Driving for a day then stopping for the night or two then continue on doing the same thing until you reach your destination. For example: Visiting relatives. At the same time keeping a little nostalgia.
I was camping this last weekend, half the campground was single axle trailers under 20'. In the PNW, we can camp all year in something like this. In the rain, it beats a tent, and so many of us have SUVs with 5000# tow.
How much?
What part of the PNW? I'm in Central WA and I don't camp in Snow or sub freezing temps lol! Yes it's possible but brrr!
@@debbierhode6291 you don't have heat? My trailer gets almost too cozy in the cold snow.
@@auntiefan4202 Yes, but I'm just a wuss 😆
@@debbierhode6291 we are in wool blankets and sweatshirts almost year round!
Uncle Josh……. I really like this one and the retro look, to me, makes it even better. It’s awesome to have an oven along with the cook top & microwave. It’s a very nice starter unit for those just getting into the camping lifestyle.
Nice little camper, I think I prefer the seafood green to the red. I was pleasantly surprised when I seen this one has a full dry bath 🛀 😊😊👍👍👍👍👍
"Seafood Green" is my new way of saying it now. Thank you for this.
@@JoshtheRVNerd
Jush you're very welcome😊😊👍👍👍👍👍
Oh my gosh Josh! This is so cute! Love the retro since I was born in 1950.😁 Actually HAS a shower? Cool! Bigger hubby can have the queen bed. Petite me can make do just fine in the dinette spot. Actually ample storage for a weekend getaway. We're fulltime park residents and loving it but this little trailer would be perfect on the side for quickie trips exploring all the great Texas state/federal parks. Always in "road mode" with this one! SWEET trailer!
Thx for watching!
That “whatever” color is way better than red. This little trailer is almost perfect for me although I’m a little north of 6’3” tall. It’s simple and that’s all I need. Thank you for sharing this.
Saw some of the grey ones today.. despite being super neutral I thought it looked really good
You know I was driving along old Route 66 and one just like this broken down and weathered in someone's backyard. No doubt been there for 50 years.
Uncle Josh, you know I prefer off grid equipment, but this is nice. Small, light, easy towing, and has all you need for a road trip. Always in road mode.
Right on
Omg I love this!!! If I were single I’d be all over this travel trailer! ❤❤
Hey Uncle Josh, I would call it ALWAYS in road mode!! Way to go Josh!
It would depend on size, but that bench by the commode, since it's not for storage, could possibly be a good place to put a portable washer. The right brand will get clothes almost totally dry in the spin cycle, so you could hang them to dry from the shower rod, with the fan running and have them dry fairly quickly.
You'd just have to make sure it would fit and the commode could still be comfortably used since space is a little tight there.
Thanks for another great review. I really enjoy your frankness and style.
Just need to add a pop up shelf on the end by the stove. Love it
in 1953 that was called Palmetto Green. My dad worked for GMAC (the finance arm of General Motors). He got a company car every year. In 1953 he got a Pontiac in Palmetto Green. He always inspects the car when he first receives it to see if there are any thing that needs fixed. When he drove it home. My mom asked why 1 headlight trim ring was chrome and the other one was Palmetto Green.🤣
Well.. there ya go
Always in travel mode 😊
I’ve always liked the look of the Retro trailers. I think they make the best use of the available space.
They take you back to good times
Nice unit, except for no drawers, and maybe a flip-up countertop. It is a bit cozy (snug), but as you and/ or others say, "There's a camper for every person."
It's also a good fit for single parents.
Id say always in road mode Josh. Very cute trailer…if I didn’t have a wife and a few dogs I’d consider something like this!
The wife isn't going anywhere anytime soon🤪🤪🤪
Saw the whole line at a show a few years ago. I really like them.
No slide Hugh plus+, but Deal Breaker with camp Queen bed! Thanks for tour! 🙏
These retro units are super cute. And I'm impressed by the amount of storage. Not a fan of either of the two color choices, though. But I do question my own ability to get in and out of the bed since it's such a narrow access point. I'm not very bendy. LOL
Me either
Absolutely love my Retro.
I have the 199FKS. It was one of there bigger models however it is no longer in production.
I like the simplicity of these campers. I could do without the oven and upgrade the microwave to a convection micro.
6:43
"If a campers doesn't have any slides, is it in Camp mode or Road mode?"
Answer - Yes! 😉
GO MODE
Make the bed to open up for inside storage as well as the outside passthrough. Add a storage cabinet over the bed. Does it have AC? Have more comfy seat cushions at the dinette. Have a simulated wood floor or stone covering because white is hard to stay white. Both color palettes are so retro so they're cool
Yeah has air
Oh and I forgot to include that I prefer the sea form green color option ❤
TY
Ah yes, this one is for when grandma Shirley goes and sees whoever’s left from her glory days probably Meredith and Betty once a year in her RAV4
I love these. And if anyone is curious they have multiple floor plans. Including one with a bunk for 4 or 5 person families
I just think these are cool. Very cool little niche. Never or always in road mode... Hmmm my specific answer is yes. 🙂 Red or turquoise or is it aqua. I think the turquoise/aqua one. These are neat. Thanks Nerd!
What a cutie. The trailer is nice too.
Hahaha
I vote it's ALWAYS in Road Mode lol! Super cute trailer!
:)
Yep! Josh this is on my top 5 💗
woo
I only watch the videos that are less than 22 feet, don't have slides and have indoor kitchens. This one gets added to my favorites! I still favor the Springdale with the panoramic view the most. Some day! P.S. I really like having the oven :)
Thx for joining, Mary :)
It's really only missing a bunk. Even though they were tiny, the vintage ones would have a bunk up above the sofa or dinette.
This is just as cute as can be, thanks
Always camping road-mode. I am an optimist like that.
On the whole, it’s not bad….
It’s missing a closet, but since I’ll be flying solo I’d put up a very long hanger rod over the bed but under that shelf.
That cover over the wheel well in the bathroom, you could go to Walmart or even Office Depot and get a bookcase and some bins and a bunch of bungee cords for linens and other bathroom stuff.
I find that the dinette isn’t a good idea, since the bathroom intrudes on the window side of the dinette…. It looks a little claustrophobic back there.
I think a couch would be a better idea along with another bookcase and mount the tv on a swivel arm and use tv trays to dine off of…..
I’m glad you toured this model and also the 135 so we can all see the differences.
Thx for watching, Robert!
I like the green .
Just wish yall were closer to Texas.
just the size I'm looking for
These are really nice units. Looked at them but we didn’t want a propane refrigerator. I prefer the red one. Great review thanks Josh
Thx Scott
All that wood in there… would be my dream as a moonlighting carpenter to go crazy with a cleat system creating movable and customizable storage…
I'd love to see something like that
I really like the sea foam green.
Thx
Crayola crayons & you are correct about the color, when you said seafoam green.❤️☺️
Good to know!
Great little unit. The plugs should be above the table, below seems to be a hassle.
You buy a Retro, Shasta and Airstream for the history. They are cute. Always in Road Mode!!
So true!
Thank you Josh as always for your informed videos. This 165 Mint Green Always in road mode is the purrrfect camper for me and my cats to finally go places that I've been waiting 52y to go. Now I just need to get ahold of the Texas Bishs store and get things goin.Thank You.
Say Hi to Bobby Shelton down there when you visit :)
I wish the layout was flipped. It would allow for extra storage cabinets to be built on that end wall. Perhaps a L shaped corner kitchen.
Awesome floorplan for it’s size with the comfortable “SOFA” option👍👍👍big fridge👍oven👍solar👍dry bath👍but no shower surround panel, plastic toilet, standard 4 inch fart fan, no ladder and limited interior storage😢
I had my interest peaked on this one - the bigger one actually - a few years back and they call it Seafoam but to my eyes it doesn't have enough blue in it so I call it Mint. Was a bit shocked on another channels offering of this trailer or it was the other retro trailer, the Vintage Cruiser. I think it may have been Matt's Reviews and the interior was Beachballl blue NOT mint to match the exterior. Quality control issues I would imagine. Not a look that worked lol!
I love this! Just a simple CAMPER which is all you need when you're camping! This would be ideal for our Provincial and National Parks and would be easy to store. If this was 20 years ago when my son was small this is the type we would have gone for, for our vacations. Now...we need more RV'ing and less camping lol....need some creature comforts although I do still tent camp a lot.
Thanks for the video!
From a functional perspective I do prefer the power outlets above the tabletop.
Hello, its a nice small starting out newlyweds camper but imho lacks 2 windows, be they openable or not, one in the front center by the table and one in the back over the bed. I do and have liked the retro stylings from riverside...winnebago did it a few years ago on their class a motorhomes that initially didn't go over too well, but now just a few short years later if you can find one of those used, they are like gold...the sellers asks a golden price and buyers fork over the gold to have one. Thank You, Sir
Overall, this is a nice unit for a single or couple.
I love the retro look but it has to be red. Also, would be nice if there was an option to have a sofa instead of the dinette - we really do not use the dinette and find it more comfortable sitting on a sofa.
They make Red!
I thought I saw there is an option for a sofa instead. Look back at the floor plan.
Yep!
I like the Teal color
This is a very interesting brand. They appear to have a quality retro product. Please consider a video review of the larger Retro 211 model. Thanks.
Thx for the suggestion
Love it but I must have a sink in the bathroom. Like the red because it would match my truck.
Really nice. I like the simplicity and light weight. Josh, do you have any recommendations about this size, but with north south bed and maybe a couple recliners instead of dinette?
Rockwood 2104s? For all that it will have to get bigger of course
Thanks. I'll look at it.
It’s adorable!
I thought so too 😊
I have this camper. It's not retro but the size and layout is the same. I bought it when i had a 2020 toyota Tacoma. The Tacoma was fine pulling it on flat terrain but once you start climbing the rolling hills it was done for. I ended up getting a Tundra to pull the camper.
Love the feedback. Ty
Love the videos pal but I wanted to tell u I just picked up a 1993 5th wheel camper for 1000$ and its in great shape was in a barn and the ppl that had wasn't using anymore so I took it
Congrats
Too bad that's not a cabinet above the bed that's a bit deeper. Also if the bed could lift to get to that fantastic underbed storage would be nice as well or at least a couple doors to access it. Great that they added an oven as well. Id prefer the sofa option myself.
I would say that camper is ALWAYS in road mode.
I’d remove the bed and put in a foldout. Would make it more comfortable
❤️❤️❤️👋😁 Road Mode
They need to put a front window in them. The 166 had a window and this really needs it. Too closed in.
Might be a little cramped but for a weekend somewhere for two looks good.
Very cute
I’d like to see a beige or brown color.
Hey Josh, any chance of getting a walkthrough on one of the coachmen clipper/viking pop up tear drops? Thanks for all the videos!
I don't believe we have them in our lineup yet but I'm familiar with them and would love to feature at few sometime
Cute as a button, but it doesn't beat the small RV's that put the bathroom to the rear and the queen to the front, where you can watch the TV either in the dinette or on the bed AND the storage between the axle and hitch. Having the bed and the through-storage in the back encourages those who overpack to put a lot of that packed weight a good distance *behind* the axle, which is a terrible, terrible idea, especially when you're essentially encouraging the use of a tow vehicle with a 5000lb limit - which includes a great number of small wheelbase suv's.
I would prefer a larger sink and smaller cook top, no Oven and a Convection micro. This is a sweet little honey! I’d call her Judy!
Good name
Dang, great tank size on this little guy.
Gulf Stream Vintage Cruiser!!!! Please review one. We love ours.
It's been a while but.. bit.ly/3SE2LWk
The price for these is definitely a NO. That and they’re too low to the ground. I much rather buy a Wildwood FSX or Jayco Micro.
Great review sir!
Id rather the red
Always in go mode.
GO MODE! Love it
It's always in road mode...I'm a cabinetmaker. If I wasn't happy with the shelf above the bed. I'd simply add dividers and doors...
Yeah this isn’t master level work on those cabinets there
You should keep your doors on so that you don't cold
I would say it is always in camping mode.
They are very cute. I wish the inside was more retro, but it would probably cost more than I'd want to spend on a trailer that size. It seems dark. I think if the wood work was about chair rail and down, and the upper part of the walls just painted white, the interior would be brighter and look larger. Get rid of the "cave" look.
Dinette outlet. Either above or below has advantages. Above it would be more convenient, but under would make the cords easier to deal with.
I'm disappointed it has an oven, I would rather see a convection microwave under the stove top, and all storage above. There is not enough storage as is is.
I've thought about this several times when looking at the smaller trailers. Like this one, you end up with a tiny bathroom. The shower looks like just turning would be an issue. So why not make the whole thing a wet bath? It would be a good sized one. I do prefer a regular surround rather than What ever the boards that you have to squeegee.
Road mode off the road, travel mode on the road. Or start singing 'This is it'.
Burnt sienna lol
Was the name of that stupid crayon?!
@@JoshtheRVNerd Yes! It was my favorite because it had a gritty feel to it. Damned if I can remember the actual color of it, but it was nice.
Green
I bought a red one!!!
Always road mode.
I can not find them in my area. I like the seafoam
We can always deliver one out to you!
@@JoshtheRVNerd how much is this travel trailer?
@@marvinfillmore2201 pricing at www.bishs.com/rv-search?brand=Retro&stocknumber=165
We’re very interested in the Riverside 165 models as they would meet our needs perfectly. We do have a Bish’s dealer here in northern Michigan but it appears they are primarily a Jayco dealer. Question: if we purchased an RV at another Bish’s location are we able to get service/warranty work done at the Bish’s dealer here? I’ve learned that’s a touchy thing in the RV world.
Yep! That’s part of the benefit of choosing our door step!
I do feel like it's a combination of trying to keep production costs down and a lot of the first time buyers not knowing what to look for that basic travel trailers often lack certain features.
I think that’s pretty fair. The folks that own these, though, comment frequently with how happy they are with their simple little campers.
To each their own I suppose
@@JoshtheRVNerd yes that's also a factor for when the buyer actually did enough research and maybe replaced a really vintage rig that was generally devoid of electronics and black tank flush ports.
Hey Josh got any updates on this camper ... would appreciate the info . thanks nerd.
I haven’t been able to see one recently and I don’t see any in our lineup. That may suggest we do not currently have them among our offerings, so I may not be able to get you updates. I’m not sure.
It's always in road mode
love your videos you do good work , but do have any 411 or videos on the new single axel Cougar line i think it's called H I T ? , someone posted a couple of pre-production models from the Hershey show on u-tube
Cougar doesn’t have a new line - just some new models and revisions in their existing stuff. Videos are coming
Always in road mode. Always.
Red!
#fireengine
It is ALWAYS in road mode.
No slide owner. Always road mode.
I hate the retro color and floor. That is why the Intrepid and Xplorer look good to me. Nicer looking
The plain black and white exterior actually looks amazing
5000lb tow cap not really good for quick stop emergency my 0u rated 6900lbs way better love our retro
I've seen these at a local dealer ( whose a bit of a dick, so he won't be seeing any of my money ), and I liked all of it, except the lack of a window on the front. How can you have a dinette, where all you can see is a giant wall that wraps up over your head?
No slide === Always Road Mode
Someone else called it Go Mode and I love that
@@JoshtheRVNerd That is good too
I like the retro look, but I really hate that it actually says "Retro" on the sides. It screams Johnny come lately, jumping on the band wagon, trying too hard.
The construction on theses leaves a lot to be desired
Real talk: It aint fancy or the best in that regard by any means. It's also far less expensive though the one shouldn't necessarily relate to the other
Often of course.. they do
No sides means it's always in road mode. Looks like a 1970's time traveling rv. Love the pine wood decor. Respectfully W.S
@@wmschooley1234 #fluxcapacitor
😂
Wake up, gotta pee but dont want to get out of bed? No problem! Pee in the sink!
Ahhaahhaa