I Absolutely Love the Vintage Retro look! And PJ's presentations, they are always So thorough! My fav things are it has a 2 door fridge, an oven (YES!), microwave- a full kit and bath. I have to comment on the cute bedspread and pillows, LOVE those the most and walk around bed! And oh the storage space and Red ♥️ or Turquoise exterior. It just gets better and better, plus All of this, is lightweight, just 18 ft., SO Beautiful! ⭐⭐⭐
Thank you PJ. We just bought the 2024 Teal/ Cream 19CSK at the Hershey show. Got a great deal on the price as a special order and should be getting it in a month.
We own a 2018 19ERD. Although there are some nice features with the CSK, the ERD layout gives us rear dining with more windows to look out and see the scenery. We don't have a slide to deal with. Brand new we pd $18K with the hitch and weight distribution bars. It did great through our first season of camping. (This CSK seems way overpriced to me.) We love our ERD and get alot of lookers and complements on it.
Thanks I was looking at that. These seem beautiful with wood. You also get black water flush? That seems rare. I wish they were 7' wide instead of 7.5 feet.
Hey PJ, greetings from the Blanco River here in San Marcos Texas. I really like this model, well thought out design, loads of features and stylish, this is a winner!
Very nice walk through by PJ. This camper is very cute with the vintage styling and there are some nice features throughout. However, the outlets for small appliances should be to the left of the stove, where you actually have counter space, rather than above the sink. I wouldn't want wires hanging around the sink. I also wonder about the furnace being below the refrigerator.
I'm renting one of these next week and this amazing woman just answered my question about where I might find the manual jack in case the electric tongue lift fails (not knowing that it even had an electric-assist hoist).
Like it but would like a aluminum frame better. And larger fridge, extra insulation, add solar panels 800w, generator. Add cellphone booster wifi booster, metal faucet and bathroom sink. Add metal sink for kitchen. Add rear view camera, addled light on each side that automatically comes on by motion.spiff it up.
In all honesty this one has the best kitchen for a TT I have seen so far and believe me I have been researching TT's for the last five years.Not to keen on where they put the ice box (lol) usually in this type of set up the refrigerator is right by the front door then a pantry cabinet/wardrobe. But I do love the colors and you say it comes in the turquoise :) do you have a walk thru on the turquoise color somewhere I would love to check it out!
It's funny to put the furnace right under the fridge.
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Agreed. Beyond stupid. The back of frig is vented to outside in order to dissipate heat. Then they put an appliance next to it to create extremely high heat. Typical RV manufacturer, but, hey, they are counting on the stupidity of the buyer for a pass.
How about the USB ports directly over the sink, with no shelf for your electronics? In their last trailer I saw on youtube, the TV was at the end of the hall next to the bathroom?!!!! Love the look, but sell me the empty shell, so I can design the interior myself please
@@SingletonOhh yes it has- we have had zero problems and we still love it....honestly it’s perfect. We keep a cloth cover on it (it’s easy to take on and off) just to keep it in great condition.
I was just curious (nice trailer BTW), near the end of the video, what kind of trailer is that really low looking thing behind the Vintage Cruiser? Is it a utility/camper trailer of some kind? Some kind of pop up? It's got a big window on the front of it.
Actually the adsorption refrigerators work by creating heat (propane flame or electric heated rod). The fridge vent is where the heat is created so the hot air from the furnace vent won't hurt, if anything it might even help a little.
PJ is so great at doing these reviews. I love her videos-- But She must have been cringing the whole time filming this one. I just watched it again and the interior looks a bit DIY. That bathroom sink?? Hello 1971.
I have spent my summer holidays in a caravan for several years. And this one seems designed by someone who doesn't know what is it and for potential customers going in the nature for the first time. This is for two elderly people only, it's not tailored for a family with children because of the sofa (instead of a dinette). When I'm older i'll spend my money for good B&B around the world saving myself from these expensive solutions.
I think the table storage should be under the couch. There should be a long drawer on the very bottom of it to store the table in it. Why do you want to store the table under the bed or in one of the exterior storage areas? That space under the couch is wasted.
Agreed. The way they have it now, the table would take up the whole floor and would be difficult to get around it to use the bathroom if some one were on the opposite side of the table. Dinette makes more sense, but, it would not be as comfy as a couch.
Somewhat disappointed with Gulf Streams offering. I don't care for the open floorplan and the slide doesn't do it for me. I like the 19TRD the best the dinette in the back is awesome.
The furnace under the refrigerator means every time you use it, it makes the refrigerator temperature plummet and often you will get water leakage due to ice melting. We have this same setup in our Springdale. So this is from actual experience. I bought my unit 5 yrs. ago, so can’t believe no one in the industry knows about this yet. Kinda stupid!
Dark Whispers -would you be able to add a heat shield or insulation to help your circumstance out? Just brainstorming to see if I could be of help, not criticizing or anything. I have had several travel trailers and can see what you are saying is happening as being very true. Roxul is rock wool so very fireproof. It can take a lot more heat. I admit, I do not know it’s point of combustion. Aluminum heat shields have worked very well on the farm with some of our “improvised” machinery. Haha.
GT500 I have no idea if there is space or not. Like the one in the video, the refrigerator is built into cabinetry. Short of completely dismantling all the wood and rebuilding it yourself, I cannot see another way. The point is a furnace under the refrigerator is a very bad idea. Imagine our dismay to wake up and find water all over the kitchen floor. Just a very bad design and certainly not something you should pay money for. Especially if you think you will have to completely redo the cabinetry.
Why can the tire not be mounted on the back, of the camper... or, the frount,, with heavier secure mounting plates ? ????? I Like this camper.. would like lemon or orange.. But do not like the wood color.. a farmhouse color would look better.yes, i know it is a vintage look,, but the insides, a different story..
I think it's great that GS has eliminated the bathroom on these models. With most RV parks these days having outstanding restroom and shower facilities there is really no need for you to haul around your own bathroom. I also think it's admirable that they have manufactured the camper shell from recycled plastic pop bottles - kudos on that!!! All in all, a great product!
The fridge and furnace vents- it’s like they just plopped them anywhere without any care of aesthetics. Kind of ugly especially having a vent on the entrance side and not back: And that big black vent on the tail Looks awful.
Its not a queen size bed. A queen is 60 x 80 my husband is 74 inches tall so he wouldn't fit. A lot of RVs say they're queen when they're not. I wish they would get it right to make it easier to shop
I love it except for two things: I HATE slide-outs; and I'm 6'4", so having anything less than a 60"x80" queen bed is a deal-killer. I'd rather have a small dinette in place of the couch (without the slide-out); and I would sacrifice the full walk-around bed for a full (house sized) queen bed across the back. I will not be buying this model due to the two deal-killers above.
I Absolutely Love the Vintage Retro look! And PJ's presentations, they are always So thorough! My fav things are it has a 2 door fridge, an oven (YES!), microwave- a full kit and bath. I have to comment on the cute bedspread and pillows, LOVE those the most and walk around bed! And oh the storage space and Red ♥️ or Turquoise exterior. It just gets better and better, plus All of this, is lightweight, just 18 ft.,
SO Beautiful! ⭐⭐⭐
Just need to know, can I get Solar added, the backup camera installed, plus auto leveling instead of manual? What's the cost?
I must say that you (PJ) do an incredible job describing everything, no fluff. I've been researching other RV Company's and you by far the the best.
Great sales woman- great presentation. Very informative.
Thank you PJ. We just bought the 2024 Teal/ Cream 19CSK at the Hershey show. Got a great deal on the price as a special order and should be getting it in a month.
I love these retro trailers they are so homey and sad yes I am old fashion of myself I think they are beautiful
We own a 2018 19ERD. Although there are some nice features with the CSK, the ERD layout gives us rear dining with more windows to look out and see the scenery. We don't have a slide to deal with. Brand new we pd $18K with the hitch and weight distribution bars. It did great through our first season of camping. (This CSK seems way overpriced to me.) We love our ERD and get alot of lookers and complements on it.
Thanks I was looking at that. These seem beautiful with wood. You also get black water flush? That seems rare. I wish they were 7' wide instead of 7.5 feet.
This reminds me of hotel rooms back 50 or so years ago. Motels were still called hotel and had the same look.
Cute. I like the look of the vintage campers.
Hey PJ, greetings from the Blanco River here in San Marcos Texas. I really like this model, well thought out design, loads of features and stylish, this is a winner!
Very nice walk through by PJ. This camper is very cute with the vintage styling and there are some nice features throughout. However, the outlets for small appliances should be to the left of the stove, where you actually have counter space, rather than above the sink. I wouldn't want wires hanging around the sink. I also wonder about the furnace being below the refrigerator.
Excuse me Sally but the comment section is for men only. Don’t you have something you should be cleaning right now?
Ha! & What’s with that horribly placed outlet in the middle of the wall next to the sofa???
I'm renting one of these next week and this amazing woman just answered my question about where I might find the manual jack in case the electric tongue lift fails (not knowing that it even had an electric-assist hoist).
Like it but would like a aluminum frame better. And larger fridge, extra insulation, add solar panels 800w, generator. Add cellphone booster wifi booster, metal faucet and bathroom sink. Add metal sink for kitchen. Add rear view camera, addled light on each side that automatically comes on by motion.spiff it up.
Being an old fuddy duddy, I really like the retro look.
The entrance is too cluttered though. It will make taking things in and out very difficult.
In all honesty this one has the best kitchen for a TT I have seen so far and believe me I have been researching TT's for the last five years.Not to keen on where they put the ice box (lol) usually in this type of set up the refrigerator is right by the front door then a pantry cabinet/wardrobe. But I do love the colors and you say it comes in the turquoise :) do you have a walk thru on the turquoise color somewhere I would love to check it out!
Awesome home away from home
It's funny to put the furnace right under the fridge.
Agreed. Beyond stupid. The back of frig is vented to outside in order to dissipate heat. Then they put an appliance next to it to create extremely high heat. Typical RV manufacturer, but, hey, they are counting on the stupidity of the buyer for a pass.
How about the USB ports directly over the sink, with no shelf for your electronics? In their last trailer I saw on youtube, the TV was at the end of the hall next to the bathroom?!!!! Love the look, but sell me the empty shell, so I can design the interior myself please
We got one. We LOVE it.
Has it held up?
@@SingletonOhh yes it has- we have had zero problems and we still love it....honestly it’s perfect. We keep a cloth cover on it (it’s easy to take on and off) just to keep it in great condition.
@PrincessCraft I would love to see some bloopers from your channel
the only thing i don’t like is that the bed can only be a bed. they should’ve added the ability to fold it up and have a chair or couch.
Nice overview and walk thru. Terminology: It is a travel trailer, not a camper.Generically, it is a coach.,
As always you do the best with what you have to offer.......................some fool will buy it..................
You're a genius.
It’s so pretty!
I am wondering if the hot water tank will automatically switch from propane to electric if the propane runs out?
I was just curious (nice trailer BTW), near the end of the video, what kind of trailer is that really low looking thing behind the Vintage Cruiser? Is it a utility/camper trailer of some kind? Some kind of pop up? It's got a big window on the front of it.
That is likely a NUCamp TAG teardrop. Only other thing I noticed was the aliner aframe but I don’t think you mean that.
@@lizdc1 Oh okay. Thank you.
Thermostat is for furnace, not a/c
Like the Red 🚂
Nice camper but Is it me or is it just dumb that the furnace vent is directly below the fridge?? Also not to mention 2 feet from the door.
Yeah, really bad engineering to put a heat-source underneath the fridge.
Actually the adsorption refrigerators work by creating heat (propane flame or electric heated rod). The fridge vent is where the heat is created so the hot air from the furnace vent won't hurt, if anything it might even help a little.
Darren Chichester It’s you!
Richard Nixon thanks for the helpful comment. Ass.
@@darrenchichester9777
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PJ is so great at doing these reviews. I love her videos-- But She must have been cringing the whole time filming this one. I just watched it again and the interior looks a bit DIY.
That bathroom sink?? Hello 1971.
Darren Chichester -it’s “retro”, hello!!
And the Door opens covering the kitchen window!
So, how long do you expect the door to be left open?
SpiritBear12 I agree with Mario c. Presumably using the screen door for most of the day/evening.....the exterior door Will be latched open
I have spent my summer holidays in a caravan for several years. And this one seems designed by someone who doesn't know what is it and for potential customers going in the nature for the first time.
This is for two elderly people only, it's not tailored for a family with children because of the sofa (instead of a dinette). When I'm older i'll spend my money for good B&B around the world saving myself from these expensive solutions.
Very nice
Nice thorough walk through, but not my favorite floor plan.
2:01. The heater is literally by the exit and entrance? That's a no go.
like to know the price
About $20k
Uauuu.bonitoooo
I think the table storage should be under the couch. There should be a long drawer on the very bottom of it to store the table in it. Why do you want to store the table under the bed or in one of the exterior storage areas? That space under the couch is wasted.
Agreed. The way they have it now, the table would take up the whole floor and would be difficult to get around it to use the bathroom if some one were on the opposite side of the table. Dinette makes more sense, but, it would not be as comfy as a couch.
Somewhat disappointed with Gulf Streams offering. I don't care for the open floorplan and the slide doesn't do it for me. I like the 19TRD the best the dinette in the back is awesome.
The furnace under the refrigerator means every time you use it, it makes the refrigerator temperature plummet and often you will get water leakage due to ice melting. We have this same setup in our Springdale. So this is from actual experience. I bought my unit 5 yrs. ago, so can’t believe no one in the industry knows about this yet. Kinda stupid!
Dark Whispers -would you be able to add a heat shield or insulation to help your circumstance out? Just brainstorming to see if I could be of help, not criticizing or anything. I have had several travel trailers and can see what you are saying is happening as being very true. Roxul is rock wool so very fireproof. It can take a lot more heat. I admit, I do not know it’s point of combustion. Aluminum heat shields have worked very well on the farm with some of our “improvised” machinery. Haha.
GT500 I have no idea if there is space or not. Like the one in the video, the refrigerator is built into cabinetry. Short of completely dismantling all the wood and rebuilding it yourself, I cannot see another way. The point is a furnace under the refrigerator is a very bad idea. Imagine our dismay to wake up and find water all over the kitchen floor. Just a very bad design and certainly not something you should pay money for. Especially if you think you will have to completely redo the cabinetry.
Dark Whispers - I hear ya. Something I know to watch for now. Thanks for saying something! Stay safe out there.
Why can the tire not be mounted on the back, of the camper... or, the frount,, with heavier secure mounting plates ? ????? I Like this camper.. would like lemon or orange.. But do not like the wood color.. a farmhouse color would look better.yes, i know it is a vintage look,, but the insides, a different story..
Could a half ton truck pull this?
I think it's great that GS has eliminated the bathroom on these models. With most RV parks these days having outstanding restroom and shower facilities there is really no need for you to haul around your own bathroom. I also think it's admirable that they have manufactured the camper shell from recycled plastic pop bottles - kudos on that!!! All in all, a great product!
But there WAS a bathroom on this trailer
This is retro col camper
I need Windows and they are small. Not enough natural ight. Otherwise good trailer layout. I sew and like the long table
@Amy Tilghman --- Every time you stop and camp you're going to be dragging out your sewing machine??? You're going camping so you can sew???
The fridge and furnace vents- it’s like they just plopped them anywhere without any care of aesthetics. Kind of ugly especially having a vent on the entrance side and not back: And that big black vent on the tail Looks awful.
Nice tour but this camper has no vintage vibe to me. Guess I'll stick with the real deal!
Plastic toilet and plastic sinks...no thanks!
Its not a queen size bed. A queen is 60 x 80 my husband is 74 inches tall so he wouldn't fit. A lot of RVs say they're queen when they're not. I wish they would get it right to make it easier to shop
It's not even vintage looking
I love it except for two things: I HATE slide-outs; and I'm 6'4", so having anything less than a 60"x80" queen bed is a deal-killer. I'd rather have a small dinette in place of the couch (without the slide-out); and I would sacrifice the full walk-around bed for a full (house sized) queen bed across the back. I will not be buying this model due to the two deal-killers above.
Ken Peek Shut the hell up Ken!
You weren’t gonna buy the damn thing anyway!