very gracious of John to take the time to share with you and us. your getting really involved in all aspects of the RV world Andrew (thats my brothers name too) its great that your showing all the different things involved in this area. your channel is growing fast, your getting very busy with your channel, you may need to have Big Tony run the detail business while you pursue the you tube adventure. stay safe, give Sadie some love for me.
Great product John. I’m in and come from racing industry. When you can look down a black skinned trailer and not see waves in it, that’s one of the first indicators on how well the trailer is constructed. 👍🏼
Black exterior, would be had to keep clean and hide scratches. It the interior water proof, in order to take a hose and wash out after HD usage? Bet the sales tax/ DMV Licenses could be hi
It's a very industrial style design. I would be confident to power wash the interior floor but would be careful of any electronics. Black is definitely tough to keep clean but looks the best when it is 😎
@@RVingwithAndrewSteele Back in the 50-60s, there were a few travel trailers towable, and truck campers, had some kind of a European Melmac interior finish, owners could wash the inside out with hose end. All the electrical was up in the ceiling. This was good because, many Rvers, went hunting for animals , dead animal would be placed inside the RV and then when they got their destination, they would just hose out the interior. Also, this worked well, for cleaning out the interiors of RV’s, many used them for poolside bath houses & could be washed out fast. ( Not gay bath house) Old trailers: Timberline, lo boy, shasta, terry, prowler, field n stream, alaska, open road clark cortez,
Thank you John and Andrew for this informative trailer. Happy trails!
very gracious of John to take the time to share with you and us. your getting really involved in all aspects of the RV world Andrew (thats my brothers name too) its great that your showing all the different things involved in this area. your channel is growing fast, your getting very busy with your channel, you may need to have Big Tony run the detail business while you pursue the you tube adventure. stay safe, give Sadie some love for me.
There goes Andrew rocking the content again! Consistently one step ahead of what everyone else is thinking.
Do you need a special driver license endorsement to pull Stacker Trailer thx 😊
John Moore rocking A game customization and not afraid to get dirty. Andy, thanks for showing all these great vendors.
My pleasure! He definitely a class act!
Great product John.
I’m in and come from racing industry.
When you can look down a black skinned trailer and not see waves in it, that’s one of the first indicators on how well the trailer is constructed.
👍🏼
Exactly 👍🏻
Got my vote!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍
Those are definitely some top notch trailers,the Best in the business !
Hey Andrew, heard you today on the RV Show USA. Good interview! 👍
Thank you!
Black exterior, would be had to keep clean and hide scratches. It the interior water proof, in order to take a hose and wash out after HD usage? Bet the sales tax/ DMV Licenses could be hi
It's a very industrial style design. I would be confident to power wash the interior floor but would be careful of any electronics. Black is definitely tough to keep clean but looks the best when it is 😎
@@RVingwithAndrewSteele Back in the 50-60s, there were a few travel trailers towable, and truck campers, had some kind of a European Melmac interior finish, owners could wash the inside out with hose end. All the electrical was up in the ceiling. This was good because, many Rvers, went hunting for animals , dead animal would be placed inside the RV and then when they got their destination, they would just hose out the interior. Also, this worked well, for cleaning out the interiors of RV’s, many used them for poolside bath houses & could be washed out fast. ( Not gay bath house)
Old trailers: Timberline, lo boy, shasta, terry, prowler, field n stream, alaska, open road clark cortez,