20 Mobile Homes That Will Blow Your Mind

Let’s talk about mobile homes. For many of you out there, you’ve never thought of having such a place, or maybe you never wanted to live in such a home. But for others, especially those who don’t mind traveling or didn’t want to be “rooted in one spot forever,” mobile homes are a viable and sometimes way to live depending on the kind you have. To that end, mobile homes have evolved greatly over the years so that they can have many different amenities and fit all sorts of needs. As such, you might be surprised by how fancy and luxurious they can get. So allow us to show you 20 Mobile Homes That Will Blow Your Mind!

[frankG]

I lived in an Air stream classic. It was perfectly set up and had everything it needed. We had a word burning stove in it, and lived in the mountains. It was permamently set in the ground with a storage shed built in, and a small deck.

We also had a well for our running water, and a septic tank.

[laurachristianson]

lol my gram spent her years working in Albuquerque for the government living in an Airstream…..it was cozy when we visited, I still have pictures of fond memories there (mid sixties)

[TobieKlimokin]

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[geraldmiller]

They are NOT mobile homes, they are travel trailers. Mobile homes are generally moved once, to a mobile home park.

[carlpeoples]

I did not see one mobile home. I saw plenty of campers, travel trailers and tiny homes. Mobile homes are moved using a toter, not attached to the top of a van, or hitched to the van, truck bumper, they become a trailer. Of course there is the fifth wheel still not a mobile home.

[montanateri]

Will you PLEASE stop calling every camper. motor home, 5th wheel, Class B RV, a freaking MOBILE HOME.
A Mobile Home is NOT a camper. A mobile home stays in one spot. Its at least 60 ft long up to 80ft long. It can be a single wide, a double wide or a triple wide and can be one story or two stories. It may be moved if its bought as an owner may live in a different city so he hires a Mobile home / Manufactured Home Licensed MOVER to move the home. This is NOT something you can move with your TRUCK.
..A camper or RV can and is moved every week, even once or twice a day if that's what you need. It can be used as a tiny home. It can be parked behind your in laws house for two weeks (that's all the time you can put up with in-laws) or you can park it on some land you own and live in it off grid while you build a house.
RVs and Campers are NOT Mobile homes/Manufactured homes. A TENT on top of your Van is NOT a Mobile Home!

[DebHickerson]

I agree with other comments. Most of these are travel trailers (aka caravans) with a few tiny homes. None of these are mobile homes.

[orvellkempjr.]

it's the kid falling at 22:32 for me
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[patrickbenson]

The first time viewing your channel. And I did subscribe I'm 76 years old, retired. I prefer living alone. And I like to guess and have fun. But when I saw your video, of course it would be the very last one. Wow What luxury style and class? I just. wonder how much it is. I'll be looking out for future videos showing me. more incredible thing. Thank you very much.

[juliebarnett]

"Tin can?" An Airstream is made from airline components, that why its called "Airstream." They are some of the best RV trailers made and I feel it deserves more respect.

[bethbartlett]

The Airstream remains "the best choice" for quality and class. Any year, any model, it is consistently desirable. 🏆

[arshiakhalfi]

Mercedes Is my favourite one. The one that carries your own car inside that. No wonder it costs one million dollars. Thank you for this video. I enjoyed it a lot 😊

[cavsomecadence]

#13...I'd ROLL that thing before I got to my first destination 😂.

[TC-vqyz]

Everyone flipping out over terminology, a mobile home was popular as an affordable dwelling to own in the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. Other than coming with wheels attached, once they were parked on a lot and hooked up, they seldom moved. Currently, these same dwellings are referred to as manufactured homes. Modern names include pre-fabricated or modular homes. All three of these are usually pretty stationary once set up. There really isn't a mobile home as we knew them 70 years ago.

[queenofthenile]

#1 and #3 were my favorite moblie homes--Wooowwww--just awesomely luxurious and beautiful--I can only 'Dream' OH! Well!

[dianeyoung]

We didn't see these in enough detail, just brief glimpses of the interiors, very frustrating.

[Daniel_Antonio_Arellano]

For a second I thought that first one had a huge fan at the back. Even more when he said, " this one will literally blow you away".😂

[grammybear]

🐼 Big Panda Bear Hugs from a 70 yr old grandma in Texas, USA and by the way l'm subscribed and l hit Like. 🐼 ❤ 🎀 👍

[Harold-si]

Wow!!! This thing is bad ass 🌏🌎🌍❤️❤️❤️💪💪💪

[userAgentCarter]

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