I have a whole play area filled with 1950s & 1960s toys, lol! (Dolls, cradles, a highchair, stroller, rocking horse, various wooden toys, metal trucks, picture books, trains, cars, puzzles, kitchen toys, a play kitchen, table and chairs....) I have carefully curated them throughout the years for my grandkids, and they love to play with them.
Holy cow, that basement is superb. I'm old enough to remember that style, and it is immaculate. Also, snatching toys literally right out of a kid's sandbox is a baller move.
So odd.. I went to high school in the 70s. It doesn’t look dated to me at all! Lol This is furniture and decor I grew up with! Actually feels like home 😍 Thank you for the memories….
Davenport was the name of a series of sofas made by the Massachusetts furniture manufacturer A. H. Davenport and Company, now defunct. Due to the popularity of the furniture at the time, the name davenport became a genericized trademark in parts of the United States. Wikipedia
@@janeysiegrist5061 Thank you. Like “Hoover” became the name for a vacuum in the UK. I always just thought my grandmother was too posh for her own good.
About 2002 a friend from my high school was in town and invited me over to her parents house to visit. (I graduated 1980) So, high school was late 70's. When I went inside her parents place was exactly as I remembered from high school. It was like walking into a time capsule. Complete with the couches like you described and a rotary phone on the desk! They were still using the console television / stereo cabinet from then! Every room in the house was exactly as I recalled it being in the 70's! It was super cool, but a little weird! lol... However, 'German Bill's Rompus Room' is pretty awesome! Thanks for the tour!
My wife and I tried to buy her great aunts house several years ago. When you walked in the front door you time warped into the 1950's. The intire house from the wallpaper, wallpanneling, furniture, even the tv. The kitchen table all the decor throughout. The drapes and curtains to the carpet. It was absolutely incredible.
I guess the people in their 20s who loved the 70s cave love it because they didn’t have to live through the 70’s and sit on the chintzy furniture and be surrounded by all the wood panelling. I love the music centre
What a lovely friend and a unique look back at the 70’s. That was a stylish basement back in the day and many elements are popular again. Really interesting video m
Always enjoy your channel, especially the Rumpus Room from 1975. I’m from Indiana in the USA, but read a lot and knew exactly what you meant when you called it a Rumpus Room. Awesome!
I grew up in the midwest and south US. When my brothers and I would start playing a little rough and loud, our Dad would tell us to take it outside because the house was not a rumpus room.
Josh LOL I spend a lot of time online looking for photos of old cool basements. Being from NY, I love stuff like that. Memories of hanging out and high school basement parties in NY and NJ. Man I miss it. Thank you Bill and Alex for showing us.
I was married in '71. It looks comfortable! My uncle and aunt had one similar, only they liked to hunt for and collect the Indian arrowheads and relics they found near where they lived, so all those relics were displayed in frames on the walls.
Exceptional video from start to finish. Your friend Bill seems like a very nice man. That lunch looked the bomb. I loved the paneling in the basement. Thanks for taking us along.
I live in the middle of the US, and in the 60s it wasn’t unusual for people to have a rumpus room. Later, it was called a rec room, or just a family room.
Indeed. I'm from Missouri and rumpus room was a common phrase during my childhood. Now that I'm an old lady I only hear rec room. Language is constantly evolving. Many words and phrases common in my youth have gone the way of the dodo bird.
That basement was so well kept. We had a room in the basement in the 70's. It had a bar built by my Dad. We had a lot of fun back in those days. Thank you for taking us along.
Bill, your rumpus room is spectacular. It really makes me appreciate many of the original features of my own 50's rambling ranch house, especially the light oak paneling and fabric wallpaper in the living room.
Hahahahahaha, I just noticed the footsteps on the front of your new building! That was funny. 😜 The Rolls, it's great to see it out and about. I hope the Plymouth shines up nicely too. :) I bet after a wash and a paint it will look awesome again.
I was feeling out of sorts, moping around wondering what’s wrong with me. Then Alexander uploaded a video full of friends, finds and funny puns! It’s what was missing in my life!
We call it a wreck room. My father had dark paneling all through our bi-level home in NY in the 70’s. He also had a bar and moss green shag carpeting! I can remember him and my mom dancing to Lawrence Welk every New Years Eve in the wreck room and all of family get togethers and parties with our neighbors. My parents had very similar furniture as well! Brought back a lot of memories
My parents had hardwood floors back in the day, and I was so envious of folks with carpeted floors. I can still picture my parents dancing to Glenn Miller's "String of Pearls" on the RCA HiFI. We had a turquoise Duncan Phyffe(?) divan.
Alex knows Josh well: "Were you trying to save the wasp's life at the time?" Notice how Jakota cracked up at that. Josh cleaned up his language for Alex's channel by calling the wasps pesky little bugs. In his own vlog he used a more colorful description. I love how Josh is always rescuing insects and wild critters and moving them to safer ground.
My grandparents were pickers and resellers and we always had old toys mixed in with the new to play with at their house. Actually not that many new toys! In fact, just a couple years ago I was visiting and pulled out some of the same old toys for my toddler! It was so fun to see her enjoy the same toys I did.
SW Ontario here and that is an awesome rec room is what we called them in Don Mills in the 50s, 60's and 70's. This has to be the most 'stylish' rec room I have seen in many years. I miss those fun rooms, decor these days is so boring and depressingly bare and grey. Thanks for showing me that there are still people with 'style' in Canada.
Bill gets it. Wonderful (rumpus (sp?)) room. It's in a way a trip to the past, but a reminder of where we've been and how those things may not be popular now but it's got a timeless appeal. The solid design of all the furniture and sound equipment, the aesthetic and the memories, really glad to see this vision and person captured on film.
What a wonderful rumpus room. Thank you for sharing that with us. May the owner be blessed with many more years of entertaining with happiness and laughter.
I bought some of those glasses with the green stems on the back of Bill's bar in East Berlin. I bought them for my brother and sister n law. She sold them in a garage sale right after I gave them to them.
I thought he was going to say his parents console stereo but he didn’t. I would bet money that was a close second. I grew up in that time, my uncle Bill and aunt Ann had a basement like that but a much bigger bar, I’m talking late sixties. They lived in Ashtabula Ohio and I visited in the summer, because I’m from Hialeah Florida (Miami). Loved the video, brings back a lot of memories.
I'm as old as his mom and dad's stereo! LOL! And I love this room. When i think 70's I think of my Grandma's living room. She had beautiful taste in furniture and bought the best because it lasted! Sadly my mom gave it all away saying it was "garish".
We called it that in parts of the US, too, but it was a regional thing. Either rumpus room or rec room, and those were always in the basement or perhaps a converted garage. In the 60s they started building houses with a formal living room for meeting with guests and an informal space for the family called, appropriately, the family room. Sometimes those houses also had a finished rec room in the basement!
Yes, I think the name changed from rumpus to games room, and now family room. Or maybe in larger homes they had both family and games rooms, with media rooms taking over a in lot of newer homes.
We don’t have basements in Sth. Australia either, unless the house is really old, then it’s called a cellar and was used for things like storing your preserves and root vegetables and coal.
There's a bar on Vine Street in Willowick, Ohio called the Rumpus Room. Been there for at least 50 years. This Boomer calls that basement a rumpus room. Vielen dank Bill for the tour.
Chesterfield is the style of couch/sofa with rolled arms and button tufted. Most often leather was used but velvet or patterned fabric was also used to cover them
I’m will be 60 in 11 days time and I have only 1 dental filling. I think it’s genetics as my dad passed away aged 83 and only had two fillings. Love the 70’s rumpus room - we used to call our add on rooms or lined sheds rumpus rooms, here in Australia, as we rarely have basements.
What a blast from the past! Every Canadian mid-century rumpus room was not complete without a chesterfield and a “combination” (radio/record player). Ours was finished in knotty pine and had a bar with a turquoise “arborite” top that had gold flecks in it. Great hang-out place and lots of fond memories.
1975 - the year my husband and I got married! Your friend Bill’s basement really was a trip back in time! Also loved the toy box complete with the vintage toy cars! It’s always great to see Josh and Jakota. I was too concerned about Josh to think his face was funny but it’s great to see him looking (nearly) back to normal. Great vlog today, Alex! And it’s so good to see you looking so tan and relaxed!! I love being part of the Curiosity Inc family!!
My grandparents had a sofa in their "parlor" that the back folded down and it could be made into a child size bed. My grandmother called it the "divan". Maybe that's a southern thing.
My Mum still has the 2 rocking arm chairs that belong to the 3 piece lounge/couch set like those but hers has pheasants on them as well as the flowers.. I'm in Australia and was a kid in the 70s and we have always called the room where a bar or games tables etc were a Rumpus room as well so probably not just a Canadian thing because that was before the internet and all I knew about Canada then was they had moose n Mounties hahaha...
Alex, you have the most interesting friends. I've always wanted to tour Canada, but have not had the opportunity. Thank you for creating such interesting videos and sharing your life with us. It is exciting to see the new extention to the store coming along nicely. The tour of Bill's 1970's basement was a real treat.
Grew up in a large family that my father hauled around in a 1959 baby blue Plymouth station wagon. It was a log wagon. Lots of miles and memories in that car. The fins went on forever.
@@janusjoplin3987 at least when our families were on the road we were stylin' back then. We argued as to who sat in the 3rd seat facing the rear window because my dad would let us put our feet on the edge as he hauled ass in that beast. Times have changed.
@@marianbauer2388 I went with my father to the Plymouth dealership to purchase the car new. They had it in three colors...comet red, baby blue and white. I wanted the red but my father said my mother would be unhappy with the red. It probably looked like a big firetruck. Those cars were ginormous.
We didn't have a Plymouth. Although I do remember them well! Mom drove a two-tone '63 Rambler station wagon and we also had a black '65 Ambassador sedan...
From Judy in Australia 🇦🇺. Chesterfield is a style of furniture named so because Philip Stanhope the 4th Earl of Chesterfield was supposed to have invented the style. ❤️🇦🇺
I have a whole play area filled with 1950s & 1960s toys, lol! (Dolls, cradles, a highchair, stroller, rocking horse, various wooden toys, metal trucks, picture books, trains, cars, puzzles, kitchen toys, a play kitchen, table and chairs....) I have carefully curated them throughout the years for my grandkids, and they love to play with them.
Holy cow, that basement is superb. I'm old enough to remember that style, and it is immaculate. Also, snatching toys literally right out of a kid's sandbox is a baller move.
Good to see Josh's face back to normal! And long time, no see Jakota! Gotta love Bill's rumpus room. Great video, Alex!
So odd.. I went to high school in the 70s. It doesn’t look dated to me at all! Lol This is furniture and decor I grew up with! Actually feels like home 😍 Thank you for the memories….
Same here!
remember making out in my friends basement that looked just like that. Wonderful high school memories
You have a good friend in Bill! What a charmer.
how nice to see you relaxed and enjoying a great lunch with a friend. love that rumpus room!
I absolutely loved that Basement ❤️❤️❤️💕 Very Unique! Thanks for showing us Alex!
You realize that when you pull up to a pick in a Rolls the price for everything triples... :D Thanks for sharing. Charles
My grandparents in Detroit called their floral patterned sofa “the Davenport.”
I recognize The Davenport, heard my Grandma say it a couple times. I thought it may have meant porch. We were Detroiters also.
My grandparents from Detroit called it a davenport too!
Davenport was the name of a series of sofas made by the Massachusetts furniture manufacturer A. H. Davenport and Company, now defunct. Due to the popularity of the furniture at the time, the name davenport became a genericized trademark in parts of the United States. Wikipedia
Same here - my grandparents in central PA called the couch the 'Davenport' when I was growing up in the late 60's and 70's.
@@janeysiegrist5061 Thank you. Like “Hoover” became the name for a vacuum in the UK. I always just thought my grandmother was too posh for her own good.
About 2002 a friend from my high school was in town and invited me over to her parents house to visit. (I graduated 1980) So, high school was late 70's. When I went inside her parents place was exactly as I remembered from high school. It was like walking into a time capsule. Complete with the couches like you described and a rotary phone on the desk! They were still using the console television / stereo cabinet from then! Every room in the house was exactly as I recalled it being in the 70's! It was super cool, but a little weird! lol... However, 'German Bill's Rompus Room' is pretty awesome! Thanks for the tour!
Me too- boy that paneling brought back memories…
Oh boy howdy do I want one of those sketches from Mary Borgstrom! So glad you kept them and willing to share!
NO CAVITIES? Wow, don't hear that much. Congratulations on that! Loved Bill's Rumpus room.
Love Stiegl bier! And that basement is AMAZING! Danke for bringing us along!
So nice to see you enjoying your nice new wheels at last!
Wow love that basement ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
My wife and I tried to buy her great aunts house several years ago. When you walked in the front door you time warped into the 1950's. The intire house from the wallpaper, wallpanneling, furniture, even the tv. The kitchen table all the decor throughout. The drapes and curtains to the carpet. It was absolutely incredible.
You have a wonderful, diverse group of interesting friends. It is so much fun when they visit with you.
That basement made a teenager again . Awesome.
Every teenager in the 70’s loved their basements to gather with the cool kids “ 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪 thank you for this brought back good memories 😊😊
Bill said “hey everybody.” That was so sweet!
Awesome to see the rolls out on the road!
I guess the people in their 20s who loved the 70s cave love it because they didn’t have to live through the 70’s and sit on the chintzy furniture and be surrounded by all the wood panelling. I love the music centre
You sure have some nice friends. An great basement!
What a lovely friend and a unique look back at the 70’s. That was a stylish basement back in the day and many elements are popular again. Really interesting video m
Always enjoy your channel, especially the Rumpus Room from 1975. I’m from Indiana in the USA, but read a lot and knew exactly what you meant when you called it a Rumpus Room. Awesome!
I grew up in the midwest and south US. When my brothers and I would start playing a little rough and loud, our Dad would tell us to take it outside because the house was not a rumpus room.
Josh LOL I spend a lot of time online looking for photos of old cool basements. Being from NY, I love stuff like that. Memories of hanging out and high school basement parties in NY and NJ. Man I miss it. Thank you Bill and Alex for showing us.
I was married in '71. It looks comfortable! My uncle and aunt had one similar, only they liked to hunt for and collect the Indian arrowheads and relics they found near where they lived, so all those relics were displayed in frames on the walls.
My dad worked for GM and had one of those books. One of my 3 brothers and two sisters got it after he passed. It was a neat book.
Love Bill's basement!! Hello Bill! Very good taste and style! Love the rumpus room!
Poor Josh! I’m glad he’s better. And, wow!!! What a beautiful and pristine basement!!!!
I've heard of a rumpus room, davenport, soda, couch, all the same thing. Words are funny critters. What nice people you know.
My favorite part of your videos is when you share relationships. What a lovely afternoon with Bill. 🌻
Here in NB, we always called it a couch, and Rec room
Just beautiful!
Exceptional video from start to finish. Your friend Bill seems like a very nice man. That lunch looked the bomb. I loved the paneling in the basement. Thanks for taking us along.
That Wagon is killer i would drive that every day. I love cucumber salad could eat it all day
That basement is awesome!
I like that unusual paneling in Bills basement. Thanks for taking us along!
It's called wood paneling was used in place of sheet rock. Didn't have too tape seams. Just cut and nail.
FABULOUS basement!
Wow. Reminds me of my childhood. I was an 80s kid but our families were very 70s houses. How lovely.
Wow! The bar reminds me of the Regal Begal from Three's Company.
Wow, was waiting for Rod Sterling to walk out.
“Twilight Zone” 😂
I live in the middle of the US, and in the 60s it wasn’t unusual for people to have a rumpus room. Later, it was called a rec room, or just a family room.
Indeed. I'm from Missouri and rumpus room was a common phrase during my childhood. Now that I'm an old lady I only hear rec room. Language is constantly evolving. Many words and phrases common in my youth have gone the way of the dodo bird.
I’m 37 and from Minnesota and have definitely heard rumpus room. It’s not as common to hear these days though.
I'm from Missouri and have never heard of a rumpus room. I'm almost 65
I grew up in the 60's in the mid-west of the US, and we had what my parents called a rec room - but my grandparents called it a rumpus room.
sometimes I hear it called a game room
OMG ... that basement, that BAR !!!! fabulous - don't ever change a thing. Thanks for sharing with us ... always an adventure
That basement was so well kept. We had a room in the basement in the 70's. It had a bar built by my Dad. We had a lot of fun back in those days. Thank you for taking us along.
If you haven't watched Josh's videos they are a must see. Jakota's reactation is hilarious.
I laughed myself to the point of puking at Jakota's reaction.
What an adventure 💕 thank you Alex
Bill, your rumpus room is spectacular. It really makes me appreciate many of the original features of my own 50's rambling ranch house, especially the light oak paneling and fabric wallpaper in the living room.
Love another looks around the car. First time I've seen it with it's top up.
I can't get over your car. It is sweet.
Hahahahahaha, I just noticed the footsteps on the front of your new building! That was funny. 😜
The Rolls, it's great to see it out and about. I hope the Plymouth shines up nicely too. :) I bet after a wash and a paint it will look awesome again.
THAT WAGON! THOSE WINGS!
Chesterfield,Sofa,Daveno,couch, davenport
I was feeling out of sorts, moping around wondering what’s wrong with me. Then Alexander uploaded a video full of friends, finds and funny puns! It’s what was missing in my life!
Wish I’d had seen this earlier today
Omg I just love Bill’s cool den!!! Throwback time!
What a fun channel. :) I grew up in Edmonton which adds to the novelty of it.
We call it a wreck room. My father had dark paneling all through our bi-level home in NY in the 70’s. He also had a bar and moss green shag carpeting! I can remember him and my mom dancing to Lawrence Welk every New Years Eve in the wreck room and all of family get togethers and parties with our neighbors. My parents had very similar furniture as well! Brought back a lot of memories
Rec room - short for recreation.
Haha...was that intentional? Your rec. room was a wreck room!😁 Was it because everyone got 'wrecked' in there and wrecked the place? 🤣
Some have been known to call it a rumpus room, now don’t get started on that one!
My parents had hardwood floors back in the day, and I was so envious of folks with carpeted floors. I can still picture my parents dancing to Glenn Miller's "String of Pearls" on the RCA HiFI. We had a turquoise Duncan Phyffe(?) divan.
My mother said it was always a wreck so it was a wreck room! Lol!
Alex knows Josh well: "Were you trying to save the wasp's life at the time?" Notice how Jakota cracked up at that. Josh cleaned up his language for Alex's channel by calling the wasps pesky little bugs. In his own vlog he used a more colorful description. I love how Josh is always rescuing insects and wild critters and moving them to safer ground.
How nice to see Alexander visiting with a friend and picking along the way. Awesome also to see Josh and Dakota
Omg I’m loving his basement and I’m in my 50s.
That is so awesome Takes me back to my childhood,I grew up in the 70s I was 11 in 75 and my grandparents house was like his basement
My grandparents were pickers and resellers and we always had old toys mixed in with the new to play with at their house. Actually not that many new toys! In fact, just a couple years ago I was visiting and pulled out some of the same old toys for my toddler! It was so fun to see her enjoy the same toys I did.
SW Ontario here and that is an awesome rec room is what we called them in Don Mills in the 50s, 60's and 70's. This has to be the most 'stylish' rec room I have seen in many years. I miss those fun rooms, decor these days is so boring and depressingly bare and grey. Thanks for showing me that there are still people with 'style' in Canada.
Bill gets it. Wonderful (rumpus (sp?)) room. It's in a way a trip to the past, but a reminder of where we've been and how those things may not be popular now but it's got a timeless appeal. The solid design of all the furniture and sound equipment, the aesthetic and the memories, really glad to see this vision and person captured on film.
What a wonderful rumpus room. Thank you for sharing that with us. May the owner be blessed with many more years of entertaining with happiness and laughter.
I bought some of those glasses with the green stems on the back of Bill's bar in East Berlin. I bought them for my brother and sister n law. She sold them in a garage sale right after I gave them to them.
Great update! Im really interested to see how that new station wagon will run and drive, its cool!
It's so l-o-n-g that I challenge Alex to parallel park it.
Thank you.😊 So interesting! 😉👍
Being English, a Chesterfield sofa has a low, button back and is traditionally made of leather. A classic 😊
I thought he was going to say his parents console stereo but he didn’t. I would bet money that was a close second. I grew up in that time, my uncle Bill and aunt Ann had a basement like that but a much bigger bar, I’m talking late sixties. They lived in Ashtabula Ohio and I visited in the summer, because I’m from Hialeah Florida (Miami). Loved the video, brings back a lot of memories.
P.S. Thank you very much, from Panama City Florida, U.S.A. .
I'm as old as his mom and dad's stereo! LOL! And I love this room. When i think 70's I think of my Grandma's living room. She had beautiful taste in furniture and bought the best because it lasted! Sadly my mom gave it all away saying it was "garish".
We used to say rumpus room here in Sth Australia too, but it seems to have morphed into a family room!👏👏👍🇦🇺
We called it that in parts of the US, too, but it was a regional thing. Either rumpus room or rec room, and those were always in the basement or perhaps a converted garage. In the 60s they started building houses with a formal living room for meeting with guests and an informal space for the family called, appropriately, the family room. Sometimes those houses also had a finished rec room in the basement!
Yeah, kinda' annoys me that Aussies say apartment and sofa now too...becoming so Americanised.
@@Lucinda_Jackson I don't know that there are many basements in Australia. Certainly not in Queensland where I am.
Yes, I think the name changed from rumpus to games room, and now family room. Or maybe in larger homes they had both family and games rooms, with media rooms taking over a in lot of newer homes.
We don’t have basements in Sth. Australia either, unless the house is really old, then it’s called a cellar and was used for things like storing your preserves and root vegetables and coal.
There's a bar on Vine Street in Willowick, Ohio called the Rumpus Room. Been there for at least 50 years. This Boomer calls that basement a rumpus room. Vielen dank Bill for the tour.
Omg, I lived in Germany in the 60’s and I had that hat in green, I remember the pins of eidelweis.
Love, love, love! Mahalo Bill & Alex!
"Here he comes my good friend Bill " I caught that from Mighty Mouse theme song ! Childhood favorite cartoon.
Chesterfield is the style of couch/sofa with rolled arms and button tufted. Most often leather was used but velvet or patterned fabric was also used to cover them
I’m will be 60 in 11 days time and I have only 1 dental filling. I think it’s genetics as my dad passed away aged 83 and only had two fillings.
Love the 70’s rumpus room - we used to call our add on rooms or lined sheds rumpus rooms, here in Australia, as we rarely have basements.
That "rumpus" room brings back memories of a better time (at least in the last year and a half).
LOL
What a blast from the past! Every Canadian mid-century rumpus room was not complete without a chesterfield and a “combination” (radio/record player). Ours was finished in knotty pine and had a bar with a turquoise “arborite” top that had gold flecks in it. Great hang-out place and lots of fond memories.
My great Aunt Sis always called her couch a davenport. I just love time capsule homes from the 70's. Love the video Alex.
Sue Hall
That was something else brilliant room thanks for sharing
Love Sue ❤❤❤🇬🇧
1975 - the year my husband and I got married! Your friend Bill’s basement really was a trip back in time! Also loved the toy box complete with the vintage toy cars! It’s always great to see Josh and Jakota. I was too concerned about Josh to think his face was funny but it’s great to see him looking (nearly) back to normal.
Great vlog today, Alex! And it’s so good to see you looking so tan and relaxed!! I love being part of the Curiosity Inc family!!
Loved the rumpus room!! What great memories that brought back to my teenage years!
That 70s rumpus room was a total blast from the past! My dad had a bar just like that. Made me feel so nostalgic for my youth!
My grandparents had a sofa in their "parlor" that the back folded down and it could be made into a child size bed. My grandmother called it the "divan". Maybe that's a southern thing.
My Mum still has the 2 rocking arm chairs that belong to the 3 piece lounge/couch set like those but hers has pheasants on them as well as the flowers.. I'm in Australia and was a kid in the 70s and we have always called the room where a bar or games tables etc were a Rumpus room as well so probably not just a Canadian thing because that was before the internet and all I knew about Canada then was they had moose n Mounties hahaha...
Alex, you have the most interesting friends. I've always wanted to tour Canada, but have not had the opportunity. Thank you for creating such interesting videos and sharing your life with us. It is exciting to see the new extention to the store coming along nicely. The tour of Bill's 1970's basement was a real treat.
Yes!
Grew up in a large family that my father hauled around in a 1959 baby blue Plymouth station wagon. It was a log wagon. Lots of miles and memories in that car. The fins went on forever.
My familys was gray
I grew up in a large family and my favorite car we had was a pink pearl chevy station wagon. Wish I had it now
@@janusjoplin3987 at least when our families were on the road we were stylin' back then. We argued as to who sat in the 3rd seat facing the rear window because my dad would let us put our feet on the edge as he hauled ass in that beast. Times have changed.
@@marianbauer2388 I went with my father to the Plymouth dealership to purchase the car new. They had it in three colors...comet red, baby blue and white. I wanted the red but my father said my mother would be unhappy with the red. It probably looked like a big firetruck. Those cars were ginormous.
We didn't have a Plymouth. Although I do remember them well!
Mom drove a two-tone '63 Rambler station wagon and we also had a black '65 Ambassador sedan...
here in north bay ont on my moms area from the sixtyes are the same as his. its a canadian thing. great vid. cheers guys.
This rumpus room is so kool it is fantastic! I love it! The paneling is burled wood!
I love the silver ombre set that is on the bar. I call it a couch and my husband says chesterfield. We both say rec room. Interesting video.🇨🇦
Loved the Rumpus Room. Takes me back to my childhood that had loads of wood paneling. Ours wasn't nearly that cool. Thanks for sharing!
How beautiful! Thanks for taking us with you.
More videos like this, please? I loved meeting Bill and remembering my memories of similar life in VA! 🥰
Yay, hes in the Rolls!!
Bills basement is very cool.
Thanks for sharing your home Bill. I have also heard of a 'rumpus room' in USA, but though it was like an extra game room. 😁
From Judy in Australia 🇦🇺. Chesterfield is a style of furniture named so because Philip Stanhope the 4th Earl of Chesterfield was supposed to have invented the style. ❤️🇦🇺
Loved the visit to Bill's home...It is wonderful~ And Josh's bee sting...OMG. Hope he carries an Epi pen now. He is outside so much~