Brian: I am watching your channel. My Norcold fire took out the entire inside because the ceiling turned into a broiler. I loved that CC and it took my heart with it when the tow truck left after nine hours getting it out of my T-shaped driveway. Sad day.
Brian did a great fixing this coach up. It looks really good. Great job Brian. Thank you Andrew for interviewing Bryan on this coach. I will give both a thumbs up!👍 Have a great weekend! 👍👍😊
I like the nice clean exterior of that coach. I like those Prevost looking from wheels on there too. I REALLY diggin the lights and electronics that Brian does. I want to add some to my coach as well. Having some LEDs going for the night rides is needed. Also I want to BALL on them with FULL LEDs on the bottom too at a campground next year. Brian I'm eager to see how you do it.
Nice Country Coach! I'm most fond of the late 80s Prevost Country Coaches. Love that you moved away from the Marathon look. Oak is beautiful. As a former fire captain, the sound of a Detroit 8v92 brings back happy memories. Gotta help out, man! Subscribed. Have fun on the dirt! Motorhead always.
Brian, you can be so proud of what you've made of this classic and I'm sure prior owner couldn't be happier to see it restored. When I'm ready to buy I'll be contacting you 🙂
Great advise from Brian about not rushing into a coach, I have been researching to purchase my first coach for 2 years, I retire next year, watching Andrew's video's and every other TH-camr's is a great help for me to make my final decision. Thank you all.
Really great Brian,,,,how many women would want the curl in that hair Brian...my dad's at 86 still curls perfectly under the Cowboy hat...mom hated it too short... How great is it to care for the beauty of these wood coaches and not consider them gone and done and over the hill......thanks for sharing. Great job!!
That’s wild. Nice work. Wanderlodges have a exhaust stack that runs up the corner of the back so the older ones (a few ) have been catching fire. So that’s a bit different than this with inside damage. Still they are 100K coaches and you can find them for 10Gs
Is it a salvage since the insurance company wouldn’t let it go for $7000 if it wasn’t? It would be difficult to resell if it’s a salvage. It costs a lot more money to re-categorize as not a salvage. This should never be done by most normal people due to the risk of being stuck with a lemon.
Andrew, What is Bryan’s TH-cam channel we have a 1995 Country coach intrigue were redoing as well I would like to know where he purchased the AMP meter he installed I that panel area.
$22,500 into this coach. That's about right whereas you could purchase one for about that much. So, $7500 wouldn't necessarily mean he is ahead of the game.
We bought a 2005 Dutchstar with 15,000 original miles for $3500.00 . Completely renovated and update interior, list includes, all new...2ac's, water heater, upgrade to residencial Fridge, microwave, cooktop,new sinks in kitchen and bathroom, toilet, shower door, replaced roof , skylights, vents. All new furniture and bedding, replace all hinges and door handles to brushed Nickel, had captains chairs recoverd in Flexsteel skins. And the for good measure we painted entire interior and did Laminate flooring throughout... AND COACH HAS 4 SLIDE OUTS . We estimate so far @$35k in it. Debating on having exterior painted now..
Really enjoyed this video Andrew. Unbelievable transformation of that Country Coach! These people that you interview are really interesting and could be considered artists of their craft I think. Jumpin' over to Brian's channel to subscribe. I think it will be interesting to see what he's got coming up. Take care Andrew!!
Nice coach, we have the same one just a few months newer. Coach number 10357- had a ton of fun updating and upgrading this wonderful machine throughout the years! Where did you source the ceiling carpet from?
I think Brian is vastly underestimating his hours - I've restored a bunch of cars and just masking can take 10 hours... I would guess he has at least 3 weeks into this at 60-70 hours/week. Probably more like a few hundred hours.
Brian brought that rig back to life! Great story and great channels, both yours and Brian's!
It’s nice to see that Brian is a true craftsman. What a great guy.
Brian's got it , love of RV-ing and apparently a lot of "Patience"! Thanks Andrew for the video!
Brian: I am watching your channel. My Norcold fire took out the entire inside because the ceiling turned into a broiler. I loved that CC and it took my heart with it when the tow truck left after nine hours getting it out of my T-shaped driveway. Sad day.
Sorry to hear that
Brian did a great fixing this coach up. It looks really good. Great job Brian. Thank you Andrew for interviewing Bryan on this coach. I will give both a thumbs up!👍 Have a great weekend! 👍👍😊
Brian’s statement about patients ! Very well said ! Keep it up Andrew
in all the videos I never saw him so happy -greets from germany
Another interesting one on one talk with a Country Coach owner. Thanks Andrew.
I like the nice clean exterior of that coach. I like those Prevost looking from wheels on there too. I REALLY diggin the lights and electronics that Brian does. I want to add some to my coach as well. Having some LEDs going for the night rides is needed. Also I want to BALL on them with FULL LEDs on the bottom too at a campground next year. Brian I'm eager to see how you do it.
Congrats Andrew on reaching 57k subscribers!!!
Nice Country Coach! I'm most fond of the late 80s Prevost Country Coaches. Love that you moved away from the Marathon look. Oak is beautiful.
As a former fire captain, the sound of a Detroit 8v92 brings back happy memories.
Gotta help out, man! Subscribed. Have fun on the dirt! Motorhead always.
Happy for Brian. Thank you Andrew for the video/interview. Subscribed to his channel. Happy trails!
I love this story. He can’t sell this. He’s invested himself in this baby.
Just got mine, 2002 Intrigue off the auction. thanks for the great advice: Patience is the key of success on this type of project.
Brian, you can be so proud of what you've made of this classic and I'm sure prior owner couldn't be happier to see it restored. When I'm ready to buy I'll be contacting you 🙂
Great advise from Brian about not rushing into a coach, I have been researching to purchase my first coach for 2 years, I retire next year, watching Andrew's video's and every other TH-camr's is a great help for me to make my final decision.
Thank you all.
Brian is a craftsman. It’s nice to see someone who knows how to do things and he’s giving this coach a second life.
Perfect handy-craftman special lucky to be rescued by one of the best in the business. Another great interview video!
Really great Brian,,,,how many women would want the curl in that hair Brian...my dad's at 86 still curls perfectly under the Cowboy hat...mom hated it too short... How great is it to care for the beauty of these wood coaches and not consider them gone and done and over the hill......thanks for sharing. Great job!!
That’s wild. Nice work. Wanderlodges have a exhaust stack that runs up the corner of the back so the older ones (a few ) have been catching fire. So that’s a bit different than this with inside damage. Still they are 100K coaches and you can find them for 10Gs
Is it a salvage since the insurance company wouldn’t let it go for $7000 if it wasn’t? It would be difficult to resell if it’s a salvage. It costs a lot more money to re-categorize as not a salvage. This should never be done by most normal people due to the risk of being stuck with a lemon.
Nice that it was saved from being put in a dump.
Man I keep seeing these videos.... I think my holiday rambler was a great deal at 8k pusher 40 ft washer dryer... guess I’m keeping it lol 😂
Really nice coach. Great job Brian
Just subscribed to Brian's channel. Looking forward to seeing the work you do on your coach. Thanks Andrew for sharing.
Andrew, What is Bryan’s TH-cam channel we have a 1995 Country coach intrigue were redoing as well I would like to know where he purchased the AMP meter he installed I that panel area.
Cool. What a bargain! Sounds perfect for what he's using it for.
Great advice, Brian.
Patience is not one of my many virtues. Gotta work on that.👍🏻
$22,500 into this coach. That's about right whereas you could purchase one for about that much. So, $7500 wouldn't necessarily mean he is ahead of the game.
I'm subscribed to Brian's channel.
We bought a 2005 Dutchstar with 15,000 original miles for $3500.00 . Completely renovated and update interior, list includes, all new...2ac's, water heater, upgrade to residencial Fridge, microwave, cooktop,new sinks in kitchen and bathroom, toilet, shower door, replaced roof , skylights, vents. All new furniture and bedding, replace all hinges and door handles to brushed Nickel, had captains chairs recoverd in Flexsteel skins. And the for good measure we painted entire interior and did Laminate flooring throughout... AND COACH HAS 4 SLIDE OUTS . We estimate so far @$35k in it. Debating on having exterior painted now..
How did you buy it for a low price?
Can’t wait for the upgrade info from Brian! I am just wondering if you can figure out why am I bedroom slide leaks? Thomyt
Like his thoughts on the patience.
Really enjoyed this video Andrew. Unbelievable transformation of that Country Coach! These people that you interview are really interesting and could be considered artists of their craft I think. Jumpin' over to Brian's channel to subscribe. I think it will be interesting to see what he's got coming up. Take care Andrew!!
Brian is killin' it! Glad you are helping him with rhe YT vids!
Brian's got a $7000.00 smile!
He just said it patience is a virtue
Premier R/V is the most honest & professional repair shop we have EVER been to.
They have a large selection of Country Coaches for sale. On site hook ups for overnight stays.
Andrew, what are you in Oregon for? Love your vids. Just re subscribed again
Honestly this guy brian is pretty good at restoring these coaches
Nice coach, we have the same one just a few months newer. Coach number 10357- had a ton of fun updating and upgrading this wonderful machine throughout the years! Where did you source the ceiling carpet from?
Great interview! Thanks guys!
That is the way to do it... $7,000 is an inexpensive starting point
What did he use for the new ceiling treatment?
Great video Andrew like alway's...Stay safe stay healthy Andrew remember to always put on your facemask on...🙈💨
Brian is one cool dude,,,i hope she goes well for u.
always keep a sense of humor
Nice coach. Have the same ugly couch in my 96 Safari Trek. 😝
Recovering engineer.....❤❤
Did he say “so ballin”? Did Andrew coin that, so ballin, I like.
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Do you ever go live to answer some of our questions?
That is gorgeous... what a great deal!
Nice not bad for 25k all in. I was just looking at a 97 intrigue for $35k.
What was the RV worth before the fire damage?
Another great interview and vid Andrew and as always stay safe and give Sadie some love for me
Brian’s work looks OEM. Looking forward to seeing this coach completed.
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Sweet deal! good for you Brian!
8.3 CTA Cummins 330 Allison 6Spd
MD 3060. Is what the came with usually
Great
Fantastic video!
For that money I want more baubles and whatnot.
I think Brian is vastly underestimating his hours - I've restored a bunch of cars and just masking can take 10 hours... I would guess he has at least 3 weeks into this at 60-70 hours/week. Probably more like a few hundred hours.
I agree. He said 50 hours. I would estimate 2 months full time.
Did Bryan replace tires on the burn side
I'll name Brians coach..... the Country Fried Coach...... 😁
😂🤦🏻....😆
The Injun is a 5.9 12v 6 BT
Patience.
And another $30,000 for remodeling.
Where is the link for Brian’s channel?
In the description above
Ask Brian if he can install a k-5 splitter reductioner and act serious.
lol
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7000 plus repairs did a good job bryan
Looks like something from the walking dead
Score 👍👍👍
Did it have bad smoke smell in it?
No
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Lucky! jealous...