This Single Wide Trailer HAS To Be From The 80's, Just Look At It!

Donnie. Yeah. Oh, what are you doing, man? I'm down here again. We're going to walk through an old one here. It looks like the uh I like the little the little rain gutters on top of it. This looks like a cool one. I think we're going to see something we've never seen before in this one. What do you think? I even like shutters. Yeah. Now folks, here on our channel, normally we repair old mobile homes and put them on lots of land that we have and then rent them. And so there's this place near us that sells them and they get used ones in that have been traded in. And so this place is full of them and they also sell new ones. So every once in a while they get something else in and we come down here and we check it out. They just pulled this one in. It's fresh off the boat. Fresh off the boat. Um, well, it may have not traveled by a boat, but we'll figure it out. Yeah. How come there's grass under it, Donnie? We were just talking about how there's no grass under the H. Because it ain't been here long enough to kill the grass. Come on now, Ronnie. There you go. All right. So, uh, this one looks cool cuz it looks old. We kind of like looking at the older ones now. We just kind of go through them and we like looking at how the layout's a little different. Why would you say this one's an old one, Donnie? Cuz them shutters. The shutters, the color of it. Um, it just it looks old. All right, so we're gonna walk around it and then we're gonna go inside and see what the layout's like. I got something right here first off the getgo. I bet when we get inside, this wall is going to be tore up. Donniey's He's always on and on about the uh the the air conditioning when they put window units in. What What's going on with this weld here, Donnie? What happened there? That ain't weld. That's just expand the foam. Why would it be there? Somebody had skirting going around it and they foamed it off trying to keep the air out from underneath it. That makes sense. All right. Now, why is that crack? Is that That's metal, right? Yeah, that's metal. And look, they put a couple screws in it to hold it in place. They might have ripped that when it looks like it's a new rip. They probably ripped that when they trying to get the the skirting off or something. All right. They've got screens screwed over the bottom of all the windows. So that that's a poor man's screen window. Um what's this up here, Donnie? That is a sewer stack, believe it or not. Yeah. So it's a vent for the sewer with an elbow on it. I don't know. Whatever. And uh Donny's right. They've added in a piece of tin over the windows to try to keep the rain from coming down. Evidently, you know, that's a bad spot there. all the way around it. Yeah. You know, on the newer ones, they they bump out like so where water can't get into the actual house. Yeah. Right there. You're you're 100% relying on silicone. These are the old windows, folks. The old windows. So, what would you say, Donnie? 80s. Look at the butterfly. It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. Maybe maybe 80s. Maybe maybe early 90s. possible. Might go back a little farther. 70s. We might see it when we get inside. We'll know more. If I get around the front and see that see what I think I seen at the kitchen window, I'm going to say it's old. Okay. Tell us the little game they play with that. Was what? The date. Why is the date important? Around here, you can move them 30 years old. So, like right now, it's 2025. So, you back up 30 years. That would be uh 95. 95. Thanks for doing the math for me. So, anything 95 or above, you can move anywhere in the state. If it's behind a 95, say it's a 94, it's got to stay in that county and you can move it around that county. Yeah. So, I think that's fairly that's pretty fair. You know, I think I don't like how the government messes with you on anything, but that's it's a little compromise. I see what they're trying to do there. They're not making it where you can't move it. They're just making it where they don't want a bunch of like a cheapo ones coming into the county if they're not already in the county. It has to do with the taxes, too. You know, you got to pay taxes on the thing. And I would think they should do it by condition. Yeah. But then they got to come out and try to guess the condition and all that. And then they got to come in your house. If they do that though, they could pay you could pay somebody and get around it. Yeah. Cuz there too many damn cheats in the damn system. Well, tell them about the cheat in this system. what you That's what I was getting at. Well, you can you can change the date on it cuz nobody comes out and inspects them. Yeah. So, this one we're saying looks like it's from the early 80s to me. This or mid 80s. This looks like about a 1985 to me. Now, I ain't never changed the date. Yeah. We don't do that crap. And we don't say you should, but people do do it. All you got to do really is change a a door in the in the kitchen on most of them. You could probably get away with just telling them that it's a different date. I mean there you could probably pull that off too. The trick would be you would have to know that there was another one in the county like that got burnt up or something. Yeah, you could use that VIN and move it around. I've we've looked at some before where the date didn't match what was going on there. We could tell that it just wasn't right. They somebody had swapped it at some point. You know, you also if one burns down and it's a it's a you know a 99 or something. Well, you could move anything onto that lot and act like it's the 99 and it's it might sound like why would they do that? People do do that. A lot of that going around. What's going on here, Donnie? I think my guess is that's the water heater. And that was just their way of getting to the water heater. Well, those the older ones had a door there for the water heers in and out. Uh-huh. And I think that's the water heater. Okay. Well, we'll go see. The door got tore up and they put that on there. That's going to be my guess. All right. Yeah, this old old crank windows. It's old old. Yeah. See, there ain't no way that's from the ' 90s if it's got a crank window. That's old old. That's got to be the seven. Look at the frame down there. That tells you, too, don't it? Well, no. The new ones are the same way. Rotten like that. Well, if you had it at the beach, it wouldn't take long. This said Orangeberg County. I don't even know where that is. Look at that. Oh, wow. That takes a while. That's aluminum. Yeah. Look at that. It's It's got a wood seal plate around it that most of them do though. And it's just completely rotted away and that that that end of the thing is just falling away from the That could be from the mobile. We'll have to be careful when we go in this one. So, what they do there, Donnie? Bees nest all in there. I think that's going to be a swings out or something. Swings out. But there's too many bees nest in there for me to mess with. No, it don't. Must be the air conditioner again. Yeah, maybe there was an AC unit there. There's an AC unit because you can see this expander foam on it. So, this going to be an old one, folks. It's full of a bunch of trash. We're not considering buying this one. We're just We're just kind of showing you the layout of it and how they used to be made. And then when you see a new one, you can compare that in your mind. This is how the old ones were. This is how the new ones are. You know, hopefully it's just something you find interesting. We find it really interesting. That's how old Frank went, too. That's what I thought I saw. They're kind of like you're going back in time a little bit. You know, you're look you we're about to step into 1978, I think. Yeah, that's uh Yeah, them crank windows. It's got to be the ' 80s. There ain't no way this thing's 1990 with those crank windows. Them crank windows. I think they stopped them in the 70s. Yeah, maybe. I don't know. And I'll tell you another thing. It's a tail tail. Yeah. Yeah. I haven't seen the entire piece of metal that they just corugated like that. Yeah, got to be. I like how it's got the fake uh wood grain on it. Yeah, but that's the same thing as the bottom. Yeah, we're not knocking it, folks. We're We're just saying it's interesting. You know, this is this is how they used to be. All right, we're going to hop up in it and see what the inside looks like. All right, we've made it inside. It has paneling on the walls that have been painted pink. And we're in the living room. It's laid out completely different than any of the ones we've been in. So, that's pretty cool. I'll show you the original paneling color. Now, we're being careful. This place, like I said, has a lot of trash in it. We're not trying to dox anybody or anything. We're not trying to embarrass anybody. A lot of times when these are pulled in, people have been living rough, you know, and that's kind of what's going on here. So, here's the living room. Ceilings are fairly low. They're not I mean, they might be 7 foot maybe. Donnie, are they seven? Come, come back in here where I can see how tall you are. Donniey's six foot six foot one. About seven feet. They're right at seven feet. Duh. Um, see the plywood under the window. Donny's looking for the date. I don't know what he's doing. He's trying to He's trying to catch him. See the plywood under the window because the the air conditioning rotted it out. You can see where they replaced one piece of paneling already with a replacement. You know, it looks like it's a it's about the same as that original, but maybe a little bit different. Um, this one's completely rotted out. I don't know if that's the one he was talking about. And then that wall has that kind of it's that you can tell by the texture. It's that kind of plastic stuff that they put in showers. These two sheets or this sheet looks smooth. That one's that same texture. What do you think, Donnie? I think I'd definitely buy it. Walking through it. You would buy it. Not this particular one, but this layout, I'd buy it. I'd buy the hell out of it. All right, so we're in the living room. There's the dining room. There's no real wall at all. Um, boy, I'm a poet and don't even know it. Um, there's no real wall at all. It's just you kind of go right into it, which is, you know, similar to the ones that we've got. Be careful. The floor is a little soft in a couple spots. Refrigerator there. Stove. Look at the, you know, we have electricians watch our channel. Here you go, electricians. You like that? What do you like about that? There you go. Um, oh, I forgot to check that back window back there. There's a roll out crank window. Now, some people might be if you're young and you watch our channel, you might not know about this if you haven't been to grandma's house in a while. There is a crank. You turn that thing and it turns like a little wheel and it will it will not a wheel, but moves on like a little track. It will move that window out maybe 3 or 4 inches and that's it. It won't go it won't open all the way. It's just enough to let some air in. um let some smoke out. It'll it'll be it'll slant it out. So, the top will stay where it is and the bottom will come out a little bit by turning that crank a few times. It's just old school stuff. Um now, the ones over here are just your traditional that looks soft. Um traditional, you know, thin aluminum windows that that pull straight up. Does have OSB on the floor. Mhm. Floors are rotting. Pretty nasty in here. You You'll when you go back that way, you'll be like, "What the hell?" So, we're in the kitchen. Got the Magic Chef stove. Pretty nasty, folks. Well, that's why you put the aluminum fool on there, you ain't got to clean it. It's got the straw line. Straw straw. Straw sign. Straw sign, straw scene, uh, range hood. Got some flies. Look, folks, we're going through all this trouble for you. The least you can do is give us a thumbs up. Here's the washer and dryer area, uh, with an interesting little shelf built over it. Whoever did that, I like what they did. They kept it out of the way. They know you don't need that over there, but over here you kind of might need some space. So that um We're rocking. Donnie, watch it. Here's some old chicken soup or something. All right. And now we have a little hallway back here. That should be a pantry. You probably don't even want to look in there. Go ahead. Old school pantry. Plenty of storage though. A lot of them, you know, a lot of your more modern mobile homes don't even have that flat blocks down here. It's behind you. There ain't nothing on it. Here's the old fuse panel. And look, that's, you know, that looks old to me, man. I wonder if it says, does it ever say on the actual breakers? It is a Seaman's box. Yeah, but Seammens has been making this stuff since like the 40s. Seams bought. The reason we're looking, folks, is because a lot of times they'll have a date on it on the box somewhere. I don't see nothing, man. What about there? What's that say? Nothing. USA. Revision C. What's that number say? What's that actual number? Yeah. 409517. 409517. What's that label over there say? This space is for clothes, washer, and dryer. Okay, we're just looking trying to find anything. It'll tell us a date. Uh, well, actually, this is a um that's one of those things that tells you what it costs per month. We might be able to get in there, folks. We're on a mission. Okay, we're trying, folks. God, I hate to touch any of this crap. Equipment outdoor country. Model number, style line number. We're getting close, folks. 4,800. 48. Damn. It just doesn't say what's what's what's here. Nothing. That's a gas stove. That's okay. Let's see what's here. Heater. That's just gas. Yeah, but there might be a date on some of it. Okay. What's down there? That might tell us something. No, nothing. It's cool and serious. Okay, go there, Ronnie, and I'll keep looking. See if I can come up with something here. All right, he's looking. He's trying. All right, we have made it into the master bedroom. So, that's the pantry and then that's the AC. And this is just extra room in the master bedroom. I suppose it was maybe set up a little different at one point and that was some kind of uh closet. Um hard to say. Looks like it was from Orangeburg, South Carolina. Here's the window that's blocked off for whatever reason. I guess they just didn't like the sun the way it was coming in. I'm not going to go in here because we already saw how the end of this thing's rotted. So, I'm just going to kind of show you. It has a a wood door somebody has made with 2x4s and paneling. This looks like it may have actually been the original closet space cuz you see where it's got the place for the um the the hooks. I'm not going deep in here, folks, cuz I don't want to this end of the house I don't think secured all that much. This is more closet space that they may have just built. Um toilet over there. the spot that Donnie was saying on the end of the mobile home. I think he is right. You're actually right, Donnie. I think I was, too. That's gonna be the hot water tank right there. Big bathroom. All right, we're done in this end. Yep. All rotted out. Yeah. And somebody put another piece over and same over there. They're all like that. So, you'd say this is the master? Yeah, I think so. Yeah, cuz it's got it own bathroom. Okay. You didn't find any date? Nope. You found nothing. It's got to be 80s people. I think if I looked around on that um Oh, uh that's stacked there. That's what I was just looking at. I don't see nothing on it, right? Man, they're making it hard on us. Okay, we might be able to see it on some OSB somewhere. Um, I done looked in these cabinets. There ain't nothing there. What about the wallpaper? We can tell by that, can't we? Somebody probably added that actually. Well, oh hun. We're trying, folks. They stamped the back of paneling, too. Right here. You go through. Damn wasp on me. The wasp. Yeah, he's running away. Now he's on you. I think that is that a wasp. Mudber. Mudber. They're not as dangerous. Okay. What's behind bedroom number uno? Numero uno. Did you notice this doubled? Yeah, I noticed that. That one was some a new one. You know, doubled there, too. It looks like Okay. This is soft soft soft. We might get Donnie falling through for the first time on video. You going to get this bad boy? What in the hell? Oh, that's a that's got to be a bathroom. There's a hidden bathroom. See, now this I kind of like how it's just old. You know, it's this is similar to that one. We've got old school with the old panel. All right, show us the closet. Old shag. Oo, the old carpet. Come on, folks. We're back in the 80s for sure. Look at that damn carpet. There ain't no way they made carpet like that in 1990. Come on. I remember. Look there, Donnie. That's going to be the back of the uh the the bathroom. All right. So, this ought to be a bathroom. Here we go. Man, it's a little tiny one, but they stuck one in there, didn't they? That ain't no damn little. Damn, it's full size. All right, so there's the bathtub. Pretty nasty. toilet. I won't focus on too much. It's not too bad, folks. It's just water stains and stuff. Watch it now. Watch it now. We're wobbling. Ain't going nowhere. Yeah, but I might go somewhere and if I fall in this toilet, I'm going to be pissed. I hate when that happens. The little tiny vanity. Come on, folks. This is from the damn 70s. What do you think, Donnie? Give us a date. Everybody tell us in the comments below what date is this mobile home from. It's got to be 70s. Got to be. Look at this. Look, even the doorork knobs. That's the 70s doorork knob, man. It's still got the Robertson. Yeah. Oh, yeah. All right, Donnie. Yo, give us a thumbs up. Film. Subscribe to the channel if you hadn't already. And we'll catch you on the next one. We'll show you another older one that we did that was like a It had a sun room on one end that we really like. It's here on the lot, and they still haven't sold it. We'll put that video up right here.