I almost lost it when Marc was endlessly pulling things out of the rear storage compartment. That's about the funniest thing I've seen.... Good video. Love you guys.
I've looked at them and while price is a big consideraton, its the million things that can go wrong with it that gives me a headache just thinking about it. Every little thing that can wear out or leak... bleh.
@@CASANOVAPRO1985 I think an older trailer would be great if it’s in good condition with no leaks. You would get more space for your money. I’d be worried about the condition of the wiring and the insulation, though. There could be leaks in between the outside and inside shell and the insulation has surely collapsed to the bottom half of the trailer. If you have the money and time for a complete renovation you could probably save money in the long run.
@@Muckydoo thanks. I was worried about that. I ended up buying a 1957 Airstream Overlander. And no sign of water leaks the floor is in tact and surprisingly the electrical still works , I plugged it in and it took a minute but the fan by the kitchen started to spin and then i plugged in a Shop vac in the airstream and that worked no problem. My only question is how long can the original wiring last…?
My husband & I have been living in RV's since 1975, off & on, in between homes. But 8 years ago we went full time again & I still learn great ideas from your videos. I'd like to say that we once had a mobile RV repair business & you're absolutely correct when saying that no RV is built to take the everyday use & abuse that we travelers can do to a rig. Thank you.
Have you ever thought of giving an episode up to Caleb and have him have full(supervised) reign of what it’s like from the kids perspective and what opportunities they have to look forward to at different sites.
Love the cones Mark, I’ve got several also.. and a few orange flags with wood handles.. if I’m trying to park by myself a cone on the ground and a flag sticking out of the side of the RV bumper works great to know precisely where to stop as soon as the flag hits the cone
My grandparents had an airstream back in the 70s and 80s and traveled to 49 states over the years. I was able to travel some with them to airstream rallies in our state. They made so many memories over the years. Right now we have a travel trailer but hoping one day we’ll get an airstream. We love them! Great video!
Hey in my old rig, I bought an electric "fireplace" and LOVED how it heated the space. It sat on the wheel well and I put a small shelf unit next to it. It was wonderful!
A thumbs up....on every episodes, since day one. Hoping you'll still share your Sundays nights with the folks who don't have the funds to join the more elite group. Just love your family & what you share with us. Stay safe my friends.
Thanks for the tour! Those outside storage compartments made me think of a magician's hat where he keeps pulling items out that you never dreamed would fit. The long board cracked me up! Well done!
I have had an Airstream for about 4 years now, had one before about 20 years ago and loved it. Mine is only 20' long, I like the lay out, wish I had gone the 23' route. What I love about mine is that is so easy to tow. I live in Idaho and it seems like it is always windy on the highways here, never an issue for me. I may have the dinette reupholstered, just because I prefer the ultra leather and I want better cushions. Mine is a 2014 and that wasn't available in the 20' then, I bought it used. More than enough storage for me and my dog.
I'm glad you guys pulled stuff out. I couldn't tell how deep the storage was it how much it could hold by looking At the outside alone. I had no idea it held so much!
Very interesting! Just a tip if you want to replace the broken shelf in your fridge - try googling the model of your fridge for part numbers and you should be able to order a new one! I did this with a cheap old fridge in a rental house and it was super easy! Hope you can find it!
This is better than those three minutes manufacturer adverts that just show smiling people walking from an ocean, or going to a firepit. The details in your video are just gold.
**SAFETY FEEDBACK** Hi Mark & Trish, really loved the video. (My favorite part was Mark's show & tell!) I'll get straight to the point: Bicycle helmets are made of various types of foam and are designed to absorb the impact, should you crash, and protect your noggins. They are not re-moldable. If you crash and they are damaged, they are supposed to be replaced (i.e., they are not reusable.) That said, PLEASE protect your helmets so that they can protect you. If you bang them around a lot (or store them in such a way that they might get banged around by heavy neighbors like a large cast iron fry pan), then there's a risk they could be damaged BEFORE you crash and therefore may not offer you the same kind of protection you'd get (and want) from an undamaged helmet. I hope this makes sense. I'm not in the habit of leaving comments just to scold, but I couldn't help wincing (a lot) each time I saw a helmet tossed around. Thanks for the super long and thorough tour of the rig!
Clicked and saw a 49 min KYD video and my heart started skipping beats, just can't get enough of you guys. Great incredibly detailed video and IT WAS AWESOME!!! Can't wait until the next, safe travels guys
suggestion for you on your spice & seasoning drawer: use a permanent marker on the lids of the jars/containers indicating the contents. Sure makes it easy to find the items you want quickly without having to pull out multiple items to find the one you want. Enjoy your videos...safe travels!
Enjoyed the video and those that I have seen buying then do like them. Charlie is so adorable. Have missed Trish's cooking videos as like the idea of new things to fix. Always looking forward to your Sunday videos. Take care and stay safe. Thanks
My wife and I in our 15RB hybrid also label the spices. We use cleaned out prescriptions bottles. Makes it easier to grab the cinnamon, and not the chili powder when in a hurry.
My wife and I just started following. We have been watching back from the beginning and love the information you guys share. It has become a nightly "show" to watch ha. Happy for your new endeavor of E3 camping but hope the videos don't stop on here. Thanks for all the information and the happy way you portray it.
Awesome Marc took the time to quickly respond to an email I sent earlier this week and now I’m glad that he regretted he didn’t more time because he needed to finish this video! Great “real look” into your rig!
Yes, again first thing that came to mind and my fav part was watching Marc pulling important belongings out of the rear compartment like Mary Poppins did from her overnight bag!! Great video!
Thanks for the detailed tour. Loved it even though I’ve had my AS for three years. I’m sorry about your back bumper. Mine got crunched as well, but that’s a whole other story. I also put chocks and blocks in my bumper on travel days. When I’m parked, I put my weight distribution bars and sway bar in there. Keeps them more or less clean and out of the way. I also use the next size up white IKEA boxes for my clothes in the upper locker. What I do differently though is that I roll all of my pants and tops and place them vertically in the containers. I can get 19-20 tops in one container and all of my pants in another, with socks etc. in the third. Anyway, just some ideas. Thanks for yours!
We crunched our rear bumper, too. :-( If you visit southern washington, go see Sergey at Silver Bullet Trailer.... he is amazing at fixing the AS beautifully at a far better price than AS dealership.
@@ItsAllGodAnyway thanks. I will put your guy on my list. I got it fixed already in London Ontario. Amazing AS dealership. Mine got crunched when a “professional” trailer parker directed me into a transformer box. 🤷♀️ Stuff happens.
My wife is the one who got me hooked on KYD. Number 1- what a brandable name.. you literally couldn’t have picked a better name. Number 2- I think you guys are the best vloggers I have ever seen on youtube, and I’ve watched a lot of different things. She has also shown me other Rvers.. and you guys just have it figured out. Absolutely love your “good music” finding skills, I have shazamed a few tracks from yall. I just wanted to share my love for you guys .. Love your vibes, your family, your fun looking marriage and you really make me feel like I’m visiting whatever place you show us. Thank you. I hope me and my wife get the chance to sit by a fire with y’all one day and soak up some of that “eternally in good mood” aura you guys were blessed with. Love from the EASTCOAST ✌️
Congrats on the E3 Adventure... Beautiful job on the E3 site, everything is well done and thought out on the site...really nice for the members! thanks for sharing the Airstream Tour... Enjoy your week!
Oh my gosh, I laughed out loud when you started pulling out all that stuff from the front storage compartment. We have a 27’ flying cloud and all our 5th wheel friends can’t believe how much storage we have. It’s very efficient. We don’t full time, but do leave for 3-4 months at a time and we have plenty of storage for two seasons of clothing. We smash our insulated coats in the Space Saver bags and store under the bed. Thanks for the great videos. You two are so entertaining and I look forward to watching every Sunday.
My husband and I are late followers to you guys, so have binge watched for a few months now, loving each season from start to finish. We are retiring and have been planning to buy a used airstream. You guys answered so many of our questions today, as you have in many other episodes. Thank you so much for your awesome channel!
Airstreams are great for a “nook and cranny “ person! Trish is a born “nook and cranny “ person! Anyone who is not would be miserable! Trust me! Been there, done that! Absolutely love them to tow as a travel trailer! I have said more than once, you forget it is back there! But it is truly a love/hate kind of relationship on the inside!
Great video. We have a Layton travel trailer that has the exact layout as this airstream. We have a decent amount of storage but, now my husband is going to cut out underneath the dinette seats to put in a drawer access! We hate having to take the cushions off to get to things. Thanks for that tip, Mark!
Solution for the blue light that keeps you up.... try a piece of black fabric and Velcro it to the airstream to create a curtain. Like a blackout curtain to block the blue light
I've watched countless goofy videos of people talking about the pros and cons of Airstream but this is the first I've subscribed to. Your information is clear, informative, and best of all, entertaining. Most helpful as I prepare to purchase and hit the road. Thanks and kudos for a job well done.
The best video in a long time. My husband and I are looking at an Airstream, and the tips you guys had for storage was extremely helpful. Thanks for the hard work..
Great review episode! As a retired railroader, I would have to change campgrounds. After close to 40 years of railroading, trains are the last thing I want to put up with:)
OMG, you are the cutest couple ever! These videos can be grueling to watch while trying to educate yourself about the rv lifestyle but yours was a delight and packed with wonderful information. I’m off to subscribe to your channel...thank you!!! Safe travels!
That "1/4 pan" is really a 1/4 sheet pan. In the industry, cake tiers are made on large flat baking sheets, and those sheets are divided in to 3/4 sheets, 1/2 sheets, and 1/4 sheets. I have a couple of each except the full sheets because they won't fit in anything but a commercial oven. They're great for sticking something in the oven that might spill, or has a soft bottom, etc
Yes!! I wanna see the nooks and crannies. The nooks and crannies are my favorite!! Plus, i think this is the one we want to get. Bring on the organizational tips!
The storage in that rig is AMAZING! We would have never guessed. When you were pulling all that stuff out of the back outside storage, we were shocked and said it looked like a clown car. And then you said it. 😃
Little known fact: no matter how neatly you wrap and organize cords, there are “beings” that sneak in and tangle them while you sleep. The more cords, more types, and longer they are, the more beings will be attracted to them.
When Marc kept pulling things out of the storage compartment, it reminded me of the episode of the Brady Bunch when Bobby pulled treasure after treasure from his pockets! Great video showing great organizational ideas, guys! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Oh my gosh Trish I am so glad when Mark was pulling stuff out of the back of the rig you did not edit much. It was hilarious laughed the whole time. When our daughter was younger before sports started on weekends we camped in a permanent site with a travel trailer. We left it parked there for the summer and I learned how to be efficient at setting up and down, to make it more enjoyable to just run down for the weekend. One of the things I would tell people is less is more. We would also go down for our vacation weeks and enjoyed being alone and would look for fun things to do there. We stayed at Pioneer Campground in Wabasha Minnesota across the Mississippi river from Alma Wisconsin. People would throw lawn chairs by the dumpster when they left and the aluminum frames were fine but the strapping may have worn out or been burnt by the campfire. We collected those chairs and bought new strapping at Kmart for cheap and would fix them during the week and hand them out the next weekend to friends and neighbors. All it took was a slightly larger screw and the strapping and waala. I have some fond memories and so do my husband/daughter of the fun we had. Love watching the channel.... Hugs from Minnesota
Trish! I know this is an older video but I so appreciate your honesty and saying that you love to see all the little details in a rig because that is exactly what I love to see as well because it gives you such a better idea of how it can work for you as an individual. Thank you for this intense walkthrough of your rig and along with everybody else Marc pulling all of that stuff out of the back was hilarious!
Thanks guys, we purchased a new Globetrotter 30rb a month ago. Traveling for remote work, no planes or hotels. Can’t wait, so we are headed south from Cincinnati for the winter for some full timing. Great content and hope we bump into y’all along the way! 💙
We are just purchasing our first RV today, a Jayco Jayflight 23FB. I found this a very informative video on how to set up our storage. Never would have thought that soft sided bins would be that much help. I really do enjoy your videos, have been binge watching them over last week or so, once we decided to get a travel trailer.
Great show. Your rig, the 30ft. Rear bunk is the one I want to buy. It’s like a two bedroom European decor apartment. just beautiful. I watch your show every Sunday night and I dream that one day I can hit the road with my wife.... I’m still working on convincing her. She doesn’t think she’ll enjoy the RV life.
Fantastic tour of your pretty sweet Airstream. I didn't think I could hand for 49 minutes but time flew by fast and you both kept it very interesting. Great presenters! Wifey is a storage master for sure and provided some really great ideas. I think this is a pretty nice size for two people for extended stays.
Great video walk-through! Love the honesty (Trish; I agree about the shower seat!), both the pros and cons. After 4 years in our Class A, you have me thinking about re-arranging everything for better storage! Keep up the good work!
I was amaze at the amount of storage your rig has and how you have managed to find a place for what seems to be everything you need. I dream of someday owning a airstream. You are traveling through my old stopping grounds, love love New England. Have fun.
I love the construction of the Airstreams and with two children I was goi g to go with the 30BH as well. It’s just so cool, but I couldn’t justify the difference in cost between the 27 BHSS Winabego and the Airstream, quality wise the Airstream has no match but if your just using it for one weekend a month and one long vacation a year I couldn’t feel good about paying three times as much. We also are sailors. We sail a 39’ Beneteau and cruise sailing teaches you how to organize and pack, just like the Airstream. I’ve been following you guys since 2017. Love your travels. See you out there some day. Maybe you will recognize us.
I work in a restaurant kitchen, and we use a wet wrung- out towel to cushion our cutting boards, then use the towel to wipe down the counter afterwards.
Best purchase we made was an igloo counter top ice maker. I think it was like 79.00 at Walmart but man oh man it is nice to always have ice on demand. We also use a collapsible sink drain! Love what you guys bring to the community!
This was an awesome video. The best Airstream review I've seen. Thanks Marc and Trish. As always you gotta love Caleb with his witty comments. The kid is a hilarious.
When I go to someone’s home & they say something about the mess (I’m talking real mess not those homes that look ready for Architectural Digest to show up & they claim it’s messy) I tell them “I won’t look at your mess if you won’t look at mine” they laugh & say “deal!”
As a kid RVing back in the 70-80, an Airstream was something we would find a way to have the owner show use the inside. Alway loved them and it is interesting that they have changed, but remained the same over the decades. Today I am on my fifth rig but have never purchased an Airstream. The line you said about being great for someone 6 feet or less is so true, you see I am 6 feet 8 inches so until Airstream make a tunnel in the roof or the floor, I will never own one. Still love them and I remain hopeful this might come true someday. Loved your tour and by the way, your enthusiasm is also the same as I experienced when we got an Airstream tour as a kid. Even that has not changed with time.
Could care less about airstream ( we are old school Class A) storage BUT Your storage tips are priceless! Fantastic information on containers etc! I sent this video to my wife for review! Love the flexible container suggestions! ThomyT
Marc just grabbing stuff out of that compartment and just throwing on the ground had me laughing! That along with the trains made this a fun Ep!👍🤙🙌👌 “Should we edit this down”.... nah.. lol👍
We have been using a small ice maker and emptying during day and we found that it makes enough ice for our uses as well as placing some in a cooler outside camper as well. Cost is around 50 to 80 dollars.
This video definitely for those who are seriously consider buying the unit!! Thank you for taking time and your hard work!! The best part was when husband taking all the stuffs out of the back storage area after tilting the bike rack, it almost looked like there was a person in there keep handing things over. I wasn’t expecting all that stuff to come out of their. This video has helped me a lot with making the buying decision. Thank you!! :)
Very thorough! Very helpful! You have successfully discovered and used all the available storage in your rig. May God continue to bless and keep you all (y'all)!!
Love my 36 foot class A with 2 slides. My wife and I could lose are minds in the tunnel! Full time no way. You 2 are stronger than us. Thanks Larry Miller San Diego Ca. Retired
Watching Marc pull all that stuff out of the back compartment is a little like watching clowns pile out of the teeny tiny car at the circus. LOL 😂 Kinda oddly satisfying ! Haha!
Great tour, we've rearranged our kitchen drawers and pantry a few times already trying find the right places for everything. Trish is amazing with the jigsaw puzzle skills making things fit in cabinets.
You probably already know this, but some don't, if you stuff all access holes under the rig with steel wool the mice won't touch it, also there is a fireproofing caulk used on commercial buildings, it's expensive, but mice and insects cannot penetrate it after it dries
@@jerkyturkey007 I've tried everything like that but travel knocks everything loose in my Fleetwood. I watched a mouse run up my stairs and in the front door once. I think it helps to have a cat or dog inside, which I don't have. I'll check with the shop it was at to see what kind of caulk they used -- maybe that fireproofing caulk could do the trick, thanks!
@@OffroadGirl I've only used it on commercial buildings above the ceiling where fire code requires a 4 hr. Firewall, it's pretty sticky and resilient to make a seal between drywall and utility penetrations. I don't have any kind of a travel camper, just thought it might work. It's a bright orange color, it hardens, but is still rubbery.
Wow think this was one of the best video's ever! Trish I love the tour of the kitchen and what/how you store things. I am impressed with how much stuff Marc fits in all the storage on outside of rig. Unbelievable the stuff that fit in there. Yes that's exactly what I wanted to see. I haven't got an RV yet but learning so much so will be ready next year. Love it all !! thanks for sharing. The BEST!
I built a pull out drawer under my dinette seat that is the entire volume of the seat. Drawers work much better than just having a door on the front for storing things.
Hi Marc and Trish, About your bumper, (by the way, I have a Globetrotter Airstream), I did the same thing and probably hit something on the road and it bent just like yours (on the same side, it must be the blind side). I removed the bumper myself. Its only held in by 4 bolts. The light weight bumper(< 10 lbs) is poundable (if that is a word) and maybe malleable it a better word. I used a 3 lb hand-held sledge hammer, 3 blocks of wood, and a good eye to see how you can pound it out(bend it into the original shape). It took me 15-20 minutes...I’m perfectionist, that’s why it took so long. I did it all right at the rig site, and my concrete driveway was the “shop table”. In my opinion you do not need a new bumper. It can be done by you or your son. It’s great therapy to rid any “frustration and anger issues”. I took photos of the process. If you are interest I shall send them. By the way I enjoyed the RV tour...its a keeper. You guys are great and so is Charlie!
I almost lost it when Marc was endlessly pulling things out of the rear storage compartment. That's about the funniest thing I've seen....
Good video. Love you guys.
I don’t have an RV nor do I plan on getting one however it’s a KYD video so I just watched a 49 minute video on RV storage 🤙🏽
me too!!!
You’ll save a ton of money not buying one lol
I've looked at them and while price is a big consideraton, its the million things that can go wrong with it that gives me a headache just thinking about it. Every little thing that can wear out or leak... bleh.
Same here.
Lol
I build these trailers! I’m glad you’re happy with Airstream!
What do you think about someone getting a 1957 Airstream Overlander 26’. Its been sitting a while
@@CASANOVAPRO1985 I think an older trailer would be great if it’s in good condition with no leaks. You would get more space for your money. I’d be worried about the condition of the wiring and the insulation, though. There could be leaks in between the outside and inside shell and the insulation has surely collapsed to the bottom half of the trailer. If you have the money and time for a complete renovation you could probably save money in the long run.
@@Muckydoo thanks.
I was worried about that. I ended up buying a 1957 Airstream Overlander. And no sign of water leaks the floor is in tact and surprisingly the electrical still works , I plugged it in and it took a minute but the fan by the kitchen started to spin and then i plugged in a Shop vac in the airstream and that worked no problem.
My only question is how long can the original wiring last…?
@@CASANOVAPRO1985 If the wiring is fine up to this point it was probably a well maintained trailer. You shouldn’t have any problems with it.
That back compartment was so much more entertaining than it should have been.😅 just when you thought he was done he would pull out another big thing.
Mark emptying the outside storage cubbies reminds me of Mary Poppins’ bag! And then he pulls out an umbrella. Classic 😂 😂😂
This comment had me LOLing. So true. It also had a bit of infomercial too. “But wait, there’s more!”
My husband & I have been living in RV's since 1975, off & on, in between homes. But 8 years ago we went full time again & I still learn great ideas from your videos. I'd like to say that we once had a mobile RV repair business & you're absolutely correct when saying that no RV is built to take the everyday use & abuse that we travelers can do to a rig. Thank you.
Have you ever thought of giving an episode up to Caleb and have him have full(supervised) reign of what it’s like from the kids perspective and what opportunities they have to look forward to at different sites.
Might be tough to do since he's so camera shy. 😆 🤣 😂
I would watch him talk about anything. He’s funny 😁
Caleb is so natural in front of the camera. He's fun to watch
Great idea,
I would love this.
Love the cones Mark, I’ve got several also.. and a few orange flags with wood handles.. if I’m trying to park by myself a cone on the ground and a flag sticking out of the side of the RV bumper works great to know precisely where to stop as soon as the flag hits the cone
My grandparents had an airstream back in the 70s and 80s and traveled to 49 states over the years. I was able to travel some with them to airstream rallies in our state. They made so many memories over the years. Right now we have a travel trailer but hoping one day we’ll get an airstream. We love them! Great video!
I look forward to this every Sunday! KYD time!🥰🏕
Amazing husband and wife team! Trish, the 1/4 pan is going to change my life. Thank you.
Hey in my old rig, I bought an electric "fireplace" and LOVED how it heated the space. It sat on the wheel well and I put a small shelf unit next to it. It was wonderful!
You guys are a great example of wonderful and positive couple communication ❤️❤️❤️
Trish, your packing abilities are mind boggling. Also, very amazed of the amount outside storage you have. More than I expected.
A thumbs up....on every episodes, since day one.
Hoping you'll still share your Sundays nights with the folks
who don't have the funds to join the more elite group. Just love
your family & what you share with us. Stay safe my friends.
Thanks for the tour! Those outside storage compartments made me think of a magician's hat where he keeps pulling items out that you never dreamed would fit. The long board cracked me up! Well done!
I have had an Airstream for about 4 years now, had one before about 20 years ago and loved it. Mine is only 20' long, I like the lay out, wish I had gone the 23' route. What I love about mine is that is so easy to tow. I live in Idaho and it seems like it is always windy on the highways here, never an issue for me. I may have the dinette reupholstered, just because I prefer the ultra leather and I want better cushions. Mine is a 2014 and that wasn't available in the 20' then, I bought it used. More than enough storage for me and my dog.
I'm glad you guys pulled stuff out. I couldn't tell how deep the storage was it how much it could hold by looking At the outside alone. I had no idea it held so much!
Very interesting! Just a tip if you want to replace the broken shelf in your fridge - try googling the model of your fridge for part numbers and you should be able to order a new one! I did this with a cheap old fridge in a rental house and it was super easy! Hope you can find it!
This is better than those three minutes manufacturer adverts that just show smiling people walking from an ocean, or going to a firepit. The details in your video are just gold.
**SAFETY FEEDBACK**
Hi Mark & Trish, really loved the video. (My favorite part was Mark's show & tell!) I'll get straight to the point: Bicycle helmets are made of various types of foam and are designed to absorb the impact, should you crash, and protect your noggins. They are not re-moldable. If you crash and they are damaged, they are supposed to be replaced (i.e., they are not reusable.) That said, PLEASE protect your helmets so that they can protect you. If you bang them around a lot (or store them in such a way that they might get banged around by heavy neighbors like a large cast iron fry pan), then there's a risk they could be damaged BEFORE you crash and therefore may not offer you the same kind of protection you'd get (and want) from an undamaged helmet. I hope this makes sense. I'm not in the habit of leaving comments just to scold, but I couldn't help wincing (a lot) each time I saw a helmet tossed around. Thanks for the super long and thorough tour of the rig!
Clicked and saw a 49 min KYD video and my heart started skipping beats, just can't get enough of you guys. Great incredibly detailed video and IT WAS AWESOME!!! Can't wait until the next, safe travels guys
My wife and I are sorting out a recently purchased 2011 27fb so this is very timely for us. Thanks! You guys are great.
suggestion for you on your spice & seasoning drawer: use a permanent marker on the lids of the jars/containers indicating the contents. Sure makes it easy to find the items you want quickly without having to pull out multiple items to find the one you want.
Enjoy your videos...safe travels!
My bestie did that for me and it saves SO much time
Enjoyed the video and those that I have seen buying then do like them. Charlie is so adorable. Have missed Trish's cooking videos as like the idea of new things to fix. Always looking forward to your Sunday videos. Take care and stay safe. Thanks
We have a small ice maker for our RV and we love it! It might be a way to get you some more freezer space.
I do my spices that way but write the spice name on the top with a sharpie!
I write on the tops of canned goods too.
My wife and I in our 15RB hybrid also label the spices. We use cleaned out prescriptions bottles. Makes it easier to grab the cinnamon, and not the chili powder when in a hurry.
P touch label machine works great to label tops of spices too
@@markhall249 Thank you so much Love your IDEA. I use a lot of spices will work great in med bottles Thank you again I Love it
Excellent real-world video! One of the best I have seen!!
My wife and I just started following. We have been watching back from the beginning and love the information you guys share. It has become a nightly "show" to watch ha. Happy for your new endeavor of E3 camping but hope the videos don't stop on here. Thanks for all the information and the happy way you portray it.
Awesome Marc took the time to quickly respond to an email I sent earlier this week and now I’m glad that he regretted he didn’t more time because he needed to finish this video! Great “real look” into your rig!
Loved everything from Marcs hat to Tricia's flip flops and everything inbetween
Yes, again first thing that came to mind and my fav part was watching Marc pulling important belongings out of the rear compartment like Mary Poppins did from her overnight bag!! Great video!
Thanks for the detailed tour. Loved it even though I’ve had my AS for three years. I’m sorry about your back bumper. Mine got crunched as well, but that’s a whole other story. I also put chocks and blocks in my bumper on travel days. When I’m parked, I put my weight distribution bars and sway bar in there. Keeps them more or less clean and out of the way. I also use the next size up white IKEA boxes for my clothes in the upper locker. What I do differently though is that I roll all of my pants and tops and place them vertically in the containers. I can get 19-20 tops in one container and all of my pants in another, with socks etc. in the third. Anyway, just some ideas. Thanks for yours!
We crunched our rear bumper, too. :-( If you visit southern washington, go see Sergey at Silver Bullet Trailer.... he is amazing at fixing the AS beautifully at a far better price than AS dealership.
@@ItsAllGodAnyway thanks. I will put your guy on my list. I got it fixed already in London Ontario. Amazing AS dealership. Mine got crunched when a “professional” trailer parker directed me into a transformer box. 🤷♀️ Stuff happens.
Karen Polansky totally. Bummer- but it happens! Glad yours is repaired. 😊
My wife is the one who got me hooked on KYD.
Number 1- what a brandable name.. you literally couldn’t have picked a better name.
Number 2- I think you guys are the best vloggers I have ever seen on youtube, and I’ve watched a lot of different things.
She has also shown me other Rvers.. and you guys just have it figured out.
Absolutely love your “good music” finding skills, I have shazamed a few tracks from yall.
I just wanted to share my love for you guys .. Love your vibes, your family, your fun looking marriage and you really make me feel like I’m visiting whatever place you show us.
Thank you. I hope me and my wife get the chance to sit by a fire with y’all one day and soak up some of that “eternally in good mood” aura you guys were blessed with.
Love from the EASTCOAST ✌️
You two rock!Very kind and down to earth
OMG, thank you for the 'show & tell'. NO editing down!!! ❤️❤️🤪
Congrats on the E3 Adventure... Beautiful job on the E3 site, everything is well done and thought out on the site...really nice for the members! thanks for sharing the Airstream Tour... Enjoy your week!
Oh my gosh, I laughed out loud when you started pulling out all that stuff from the front storage compartment. We have a 27’ flying cloud and all our 5th wheel friends can’t believe how much storage we have. It’s very efficient. We don’t full time, but do leave for 3-4 months at a time and we have plenty of storage for two seasons of clothing. We smash our insulated coats in the Space Saver bags and store under the bed. Thanks for the great videos. You two are so entertaining and I look forward to watching every Sunday.
My husband and I are late followers to you guys, so have binge watched for a few months now, loving each season from start to finish. We are retiring and have been planning to buy a used airstream. You guys answered so many of our questions today, as you have in many other episodes. Thank you so much for your awesome channel!
Airstreams are great for a “nook and cranny “ person! Trish is a born “nook and cranny “ person! Anyone who is not would be miserable! Trust me! Been there, done that! Absolutely love them to tow as a travel trailer! I have said more than once, you forget it is back there! But it is truly a love/hate kind of relationship on the inside!
We were gifted a 5th wheel from my dad so we r literally binge watching ur videos to try and figure out all our stuff! So grateful for u!
Would that be the same a "given" a 5th wheel?
As a AS owner I had to smile because you get it. Great Review!!!
Great video. We have a Layton travel trailer that has the exact layout as this airstream. We have a decent amount of storage but, now my husband is going to cut out underneath the dinette seats to put in a drawer access! We hate having to take the cushions off to get to things. Thanks for that tip, Mark!
This was amazing! So nice to see an Airstream in actual life use. Thank you for showing us EVERYTHING!! Super helpful!
Solution for the blue light that keeps you up.... try a piece of black fabric and Velcro it to the airstream to create a curtain. Like a blackout curtain to block the blue light
I've watched countless goofy videos of people talking about the pros and cons of Airstream but this is the first I've subscribed to. Your information is clear, informative, and best of all, entertaining. Most helpful as I prepare to purchase and hit the road. Thanks and kudos for a job well done.
The best video in a long time. My husband and I are looking at an Airstream, and the tips you guys had for storage was extremely helpful. Thanks for the hard work..
Thank y'all for taking the time. Appreciate the experience
Great review episode! As a retired railroader, I would have to change campgrounds. After close to 40 years of railroading, trains are the last thing I want to put up with:)
OMG, you are the cutest couple ever! These videos can be grueling to watch while trying to educate yourself about the rv lifestyle but yours was a delight and packed with wonderful information. I’m off to subscribe to your channel...thank you!!! Safe travels!
That "1/4 pan" is really a 1/4 sheet pan. In the industry, cake tiers are made on large flat baking sheets, and those sheets are divided in to 3/4 sheets, 1/2 sheets, and 1/4 sheets. I have a couple of each except the full sheets because they won't fit in anything but a commercial oven. They're great for sticking something in the oven that might spill, or has a soft bottom, etc
Yes!! I wanna see the nooks and crannies. The nooks and crannies are my favorite!!
Plus, i think this is the one we want to get.
Bring on the organizational tips!
I was half expecting Marc to pull Caleb out of that rear storage compartment. :-D
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
@Chris Shaw I think Caleb was inside the trailer shoving stuff into the other end of the compartment.
Mary Poppins bag is nothing in comparison!
You like that the trailer is low to the ground, yet you drug the bumper... I admire your positive attitudes.
I love this longer format. So much to learn and you two are great to learn from.
The storage in that rig is AMAZING! We would have never guessed. When you were pulling all that stuff out of the back outside storage, we were shocked and said it looked like a clown car. And then you said it. 😃
Little known fact: no matter how neatly you wrap and organize cords, there are “beings” that sneak in and tangle them while you sleep. The more cords, more types, and longer they are, the more beings will be attracted to them.
When Marc kept pulling things out of the storage compartment, it reminded me of the episode of the Brady Bunch when Bobby pulled treasure after treasure from his pockets!
Great video showing great organizational ideas, guys! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Oh my gosh Trish I am so glad when Mark was pulling stuff out of the back of the rig you did not edit much. It was hilarious laughed the whole time. When our daughter was younger before sports started on weekends we camped in a permanent site with a travel trailer. We left it parked there for the summer and I learned how to be efficient at setting up and down, to make it more enjoyable to just run down for the weekend. One of the things I would tell people is less is more. We would also go down for our vacation weeks and enjoyed being alone and would look for fun things to do there. We stayed at Pioneer Campground in Wabasha Minnesota across the Mississippi river from Alma Wisconsin. People would throw lawn chairs by the dumpster when they left and the aluminum frames were fine but the strapping may have worn out or been burnt by the campfire. We collected those chairs and bought new strapping at Kmart for cheap and would fix them during the week and hand them out the next weekend to friends and neighbors. All it took was a slightly larger screw and the strapping and waala. I have some fond memories and so do my husband/daughter of the fun we had. Love watching the channel.... Hugs from Minnesota
Does anyone know where to get the blanket in the master bedroom? So pretty
Trish! I know this is an older video but I so appreciate your honesty and saying that you love to see all the little details in a rig because that is exactly what I love to see as well because it gives you such a better idea of how it can work for you as an individual. Thank you for this intense walkthrough of your rig and along with everybody else Marc pulling all of that stuff out of the back was hilarious!
Thanks guys, we purchased a new Globetrotter 30rb a month ago. Traveling for remote work, no planes or hotels. Can’t wait, so we are headed south from Cincinnati for the winter for some full timing. Great content and hope we bump into y’all along the way! 💙
We are just purchasing our first RV today, a Jayco Jayflight 23FB. I found this a very informative video on how to set up our storage. Never would have thought that soft sided bins would be that much help. I really do enjoy your videos, have been binge watching them over last week or so, once we decided to get a travel trailer.
I swear someone is handing him stuff from inside. It just keeps coming...43:35
Love your idea re: the soft edge containers for cupboard storage.......... brilliant idea Trish. Hi from Canada
Great video, enjoyed the detailed review. Did not feel like 49 minutes!
Great show. Your rig, the 30ft. Rear bunk is the one I want to buy. It’s like a two bedroom European decor apartment. just beautiful. I watch your show every Sunday night and I dream that one day I can hit the road with my wife.... I’m still working on convincing her. She doesn’t think she’ll enjoy the RV life.
That rear compartment was like a witches purse that never ends
Mary Poppins!
@@walshjoy51 thats who I was trying to think of
Fantastic tour of your pretty sweet Airstream. I didn't think I could hand for 49 minutes but time flew by fast and you both kept it very interesting. Great presenters! Wifey is a storage master for sure and provided some really great ideas. I think this is a pretty nice size for two people for extended stays.
Great video walk-through! Love the honesty (Trish; I agree about the shower seat!), both the pros and cons. After 4 years in our Class A, you have me thinking about re-arranging everything for better storage! Keep up the good work!
I was amaze at the amount of storage your rig has and how you have managed to find a place for what seems to be everything you need. I dream of someday owning a airstream. You are traveling through my old stopping grounds, love love New England. Have fun.
I love the construction of the Airstreams and with two children I was goi g to go with the 30BH as well. It’s just so cool, but I couldn’t justify the difference in cost between the 27 BHSS Winabego and the Airstream, quality wise the Airstream has no match but if your just using it for one weekend a month and one long vacation a year I couldn’t feel good about paying three times as much.
We also are sailors. We sail a 39’ Beneteau and cruise sailing teaches you how to organize and pack, just like the Airstream. I’ve been following you guys since 2017. Love your travels. See you out there some day. Maybe you will recognize us.
I work in a restaurant kitchen, and we use a wet wrung- out towel to cushion our cutting boards, then use the towel to wipe down the counter afterwards.
You crack me up with the exterior storage in the back. "Clown car. This is kinda of fun" . Hahaha!
I was watching at 1.5x speed and LOL.
Exactly what I was thinking, “clown car” storage. LOL
Best purchase we made was an igloo counter top ice maker. I think it was like 79.00 at Walmart but man oh man it is nice to always have ice on demand. We also use a collapsible sink drain! Love what you guys bring to the community!
Great review and love the humor. Agree the rv life is ever changing.
This was an awesome video. The best Airstream review I've seen. Thanks Marc and Trish. As always you gotta love Caleb with his witty comments. The kid is a hilarious.
We have a sign in our house that reads, "If you want to see my house make an appointment, if you want to see me come anytime".
Love the sign.
Haha, that's awesome, so true.
Love that😃👍🏼
When I go to someone’s home & they say something about the mess (I’m talking real mess not those homes that look ready for Architectural Digest to show up & they claim it’s messy) I tell them “I won’t look at your mess if you won’t look at mine” they laugh & say “deal!”
Years ago I had a sign that said, “ you can wright in my dust, just don’t date it” 🤣🤣🤣
As a kid RVing back in the 70-80, an Airstream was something we would find a way to have the owner show use the inside. Alway loved them and it is interesting that they have changed, but remained the same over the decades. Today I am on my fifth rig but have never purchased an Airstream. The line you said about being great for someone 6 feet or less is so true, you see I am 6 feet 8 inches so until Airstream make a tunnel in the roof or the floor, I will never own one. Still love them and I remain hopeful this might come true someday. Loved your tour and by the way, your enthusiasm is also the same as I experienced when we got an Airstream tour as a kid. Even that has not changed with time.
Could care less about airstream ( we are old school Class A) storage BUT Your storage tips are priceless! Fantastic information on containers etc! I sent this video to my wife for review! Love the flexible container suggestions! ThomyT
Excellent video! Thanks for your honest opinions. My sister and brother-in-law are currently updating a 1977 Airstream.
Marc just grabbing stuff out of that compartment and just throwing on the ground had me laughing! That along with the trains made this a fun Ep!👍🤙🙌👌 “Should we edit this down”.... nah.. lol👍
They should have shown all the stuff on the ground so you could see it en mass.
Edit it down if you must but don’t take out the trains. That was the best part 😉.
That was funny as hell!! I thought he was going to be pulling stuff out for DAYS!!! 😂🤣
"Have I shown you these yet?"
We have been using a small ice maker and emptying during day and we found that it makes enough ice for our uses as well as placing some in a cooler outside camper as well. Cost is around 50 to 80 dollars.
Throughly enjoyed this! Thank you!
This video definitely for those who are seriously consider buying the unit!! Thank you for taking time and your hard work!!
The best part was when husband taking all the stuffs out of the back storage area after tilting the bike rack, it almost looked like there was a person in there keep handing things over. I wasn’t expecting all that stuff to come out of their.
This video has helped me a lot with making the buying decision. Thank you!! :)
I was crying from laughing so hard at the clown car compartment!
Very thorough! Very helpful! You have successfully discovered and used all the available storage in your rig. May God continue to bless and keep you all (y'all)!!
That bathroom door, the struggle is real right there!!
Love my 36 foot class A with 2 slides. My wife and I could lose are minds in the tunnel! Full time no way. You 2 are stronger than us. Thanks Larry Miller San Diego Ca. Retired
Been waiting all day for this!! Here we go!!! 👏🏼👏🏼🇨🇦🇨🇦
This is the type video I’ve been looking for. Actual use. Not a salesman showing all the shinny stuff. Keep it up.
Watching Marc pull all that stuff out of the back compartment is a little like watching clowns pile out of the teeny tiny car at the circus. LOL 😂 Kinda oddly satisfying ! Haha!
Lol.. I wonder how long it took him to put it all back in 😆
@@sirjasonakana It needed to be re-organized anyway, so this gave him motivation to get that job done. lol
This was a great walk through - how to utilize the space in the Air Stream, the issues with the water heater, fridge issues & the layout.
Great tour, we've rearranged our kitchen drawers and pantry a few times already trying find the right places for everything. Trish is amazing with the jigsaw puzzle skills making things fit in cabinets.
More storage than I thought, thanks for the walkthrough! If I had all of that food at floor level I'd be overrun with mice, though.
You probably already know this, but some don't, if you stuff all access holes under the rig with steel wool the mice won't touch it, also there is a fireproofing caulk used on commercial buildings, it's expensive, but mice and insects cannot penetrate it after it dries
@@jerkyturkey007 I've tried everything like that but travel knocks everything loose in my Fleetwood. I watched a mouse run up my stairs and in the front door once. I think it helps to have a cat or dog inside, which I don't have. I'll check with the shop it was at to see what kind of caulk they used -- maybe that fireproofing caulk could do the trick, thanks!
@@OffroadGirl I've only used it on commercial buildings above the ceiling where fire code requires a 4 hr. Firewall, it's pretty sticky and resilient to make a seal between drywall and utility penetrations. I don't have any kind of a travel camper, just thought it might work. It's a bright orange color, it hardens, but is still rubbery.
@@OffroadGirl I looked it up, it's called firestop 814
@@jerkyturkey007 hey thanks!
Wow think this was one of the best video's ever! Trish I love the tour of the kitchen and what/how you store things.
I am impressed with how much stuff Marc fits in all the storage on outside of rig. Unbelievable the stuff that fit in there. Yes that's exactly what I wanted to see. I haven't got an RV yet but learning so much so will be ready next year. Love it all !! thanks for sharing. The BEST!
Ha noticed when you was talking about the height of the airstream the trailer and truck was you old rig and truck from way back in the video. !!!!lol
Very interesting! Love how 🤔 you explain things and show the practicality of your storage solutions.
Have you ever considered an ice maker? We have one and its one of our musts now.
Yes, check out our Toy Hauler tour. I think we mention it there.
I loved how long this video was! It was so helpful to see how you store everything.
I built a pull out drawer under my dinette seat that is the entire volume of the seat. Drawers work much better than just having a door on the front for storing things.
kinda like what Lance does
Hi Marc and Trish,
About your bumper, (by the way, I have a Globetrotter Airstream), I did the same thing and probably hit something on the road and it bent just like yours (on the same side, it must be the blind side). I removed the bumper myself. Its only held in by 4 bolts. The light weight bumper(< 10 lbs) is poundable (if that is a word) and maybe malleable it a better word. I used a 3 lb hand-held sledge hammer, 3 blocks of wood, and a good eye to see how you can pound it out(bend it into the original shape). It took me 15-20 minutes...I’m perfectionist, that’s why it took so long. I did it all right at the rig site, and my concrete driveway was the “shop table”. In my opinion you do not need a new bumper. It can be done by you or your son. It’s great therapy to rid any “frustration and anger issues”. I took photos of the process. If you are interest I shall send them. By the way I enjoyed the RV tour...its a keeper. You guys are great and so is Charlie!