In this video we are explaining the difference between all the different airstream! Thank you to Jessica the gym of Airstream of Tampa for helping me with this video!
Great video... Super impressed with her off- the- cuff ability to answer these questions and her thorough knowledge for each unity and the differences offered from model to model.
Look at a 10 year old Airstream verses a run of the mill travel trailer and you will see a huge difference. It isn't at all unusual to see a 30 or 40 year old Airstream in regular use.
Yes they are the best built but for full timers I bet these things get small on the inside. If you’ve ever spent much time in a fith wheel with slides these airstreams will feel tiny.
Matt thsnk you for all this information on the different kinds of Air Streams. This great to know of whet they are and which to look at. And how different they in unity and by unity. Thank you for doing this it helps.
Hey Matt. Just wanted to comment on the video. Loved the B-Roll comparisons with different types of Airstreams. It really was a quick/effective way to tell the difference between them. Great Job.
I love the Pottery Barn edition! By the way, just watched a video on a new Class B from Winnebago. It’s called the Ekko and has one of the nicest interiors and some unique features that other Class B’s don’t. I hope you get a chance to check Winnebago out.
Went there, got the cold shoulder and told the trailers were outside. We looked around and eventually left. Bought a brand new Pottery Barn from Mark Wahlberg Airstream in Cleveland OH. We live an hour south of the Tampa store......Do not know how they became the largest Airstream dealer in the US with the lack of service we received.......
Wow the two of you walk out of the showroom & I see a Airstream with a damaged rock guard on the corner. Matt if I was an Airstream owner I wouldn’t ever trade it in for a new one. I would keep using it until it fell apart, then rebuild it and hit the road again. We’re not like a lot of people who think they have to have the newest of everything
Just be aware that I was just quoted 18 month lead time on getting a new Airstream. I guess this works for those of you that might be planning on getting stated a year and a half from now.
While I see your point and his inconsistency as he repeatedly describes other brands as having “models”..., but technically he’s not wrong here. Brands can absolutely exist within brands; “departmental branding”, but it’s more common to call them product “lines”.
Great video... Super impressed with her off- the- cuff ability to answer these questions and her thorough knowledge for each unity and the differences offered from model to model.
I am glad that you gave some info on the Airstreams. It appears that Airstream is a top quality product compared to some other makers.
Look at a 10 year old Airstream verses a run of the mill travel trailer and you will see a huge difference. It isn't at all unusual to see a 30 or 40 year old Airstream in regular use.
Yes they are the best built but for full timers I bet these things get small on the inside. If you’ve ever spent much time in a fith wheel with slides these airstreams will feel tiny.
great video...great info...its amazing Jessica and Matt look like bother and sister
That pottery barn edition is beautiful! I could see myself living in it!
Jessica is awesome thank you for hearing about my concerns.
Eh, I don’t want an Airstream.
*Sees a Matt’s RV video with All. Of. Them.
OMG I want an Airstream.
Nice information about figuring out the Airstream hierarchy. Funny “Eneida” comes up every few seconds. Thank you for sharing and have a great day.
This is great! Love seeing the hierarchy of Airstreams.
Matt thsnk you for all this information on the different kinds of Air Streams. This great to know of whet they are and which to look at. And how different they in unity and by unity. Thank you for doing this it helps.
Hey Matt. Just wanted to comment on the video. Loved the B-Roll comparisons with different types of Airstreams. It really was a quick/effective way to tell the difference between them. Great Job.
Love airstreams 💕
Same!
Great info!
Thumbs up as always.
MATT I LOVE POTTERY BARN EDITION AND FOUR SITTERS TO I LIKE TO SEE THE LAST ONE IN A NEW VIDEO
I love the Pottery Barn edition! By the way, just watched a video on a new Class B from Winnebago. It’s called the Ekko and has one of the nicest interiors and some unique features that other Class B’s don’t. I hope you get a chance to check Winnebago out.
Which style airstream is good for families? I have a family of 4.
Went there, got the cold shoulder and told the trailers were outside. We looked around and eventually left. Bought a brand new Pottery Barn from Mark Wahlberg Airstream in Cleveland OH. We live an hour south of the Tampa store......Do not know how they became the largest Airstream dealer in the US with the lack of service we received.......
How many Airstream models will be at the Tampa show?
I dont see them being number 1 with Airstream service though..
👍👍Thank you! Thank you!👍👍💚
Wow the two of you walk out of the showroom & I see a Airstream with a damaged rock guard on the corner. Matt if I was an Airstream owner I wouldn’t ever trade it in for a new one. I would keep using it until it fell apart, then rebuild it and hit the road again. We’re not like a lot of people who think they have to have the newest of everything
I want a 27’ Internationals with the hatch. What price?
Just be aware that I was just quoted 18 month lead time on getting a new Airstream. I guess this works for those of you that might be planning on getting stated a year and a half from now.
capacities???? gray/black/fresh/lp, etc capacities.
If i had the money, I'd drop it down for a 33ft electric twin bed front bed rear bath. That is my idea of a perfect airstream rv.
Where does the Airstream Interstate 24X rate on the hierarchy of Airstreams?
Jessica is a hottie 🤩
I don't think Matt knows what a brand is. Airstream is the brand. Under that come models
I think he just misspoke. I’m sure he knows. :)
@@drcorrigan he said it repeatedly
She called them "Lines". In every line there are different models.
While I see your point and his inconsistency as he repeatedly describes other brands as having “models”..., but technically he’s not wrong here. Brands can absolutely exist within brands; “departmental branding”, but it’s more common to call them product “lines”.