Lazy Daze Owners' Group

Recent Lazy Daze Video

April 22, 2024, 10:31:18 pm

Perhaps some might not have seen this video or might otherwise be interested. 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rzjreEKKBFs&pp=ygUMbGF6eSBkYXplIHJ2

At any rate … there it is.

Re: Recent Lazy Daze Video

Reply #2 – April 24, 2024, 01:15:40 pm

That (actually part 1) was a very inspiring video. Well worth watching, and a good one to recommend to anyone who's thinking of dipping their toes in the water, but still hesitant.

Part 2 (above) was inspiring in a different way. Much of what we saw was familiar to Lazy Daze owners, but she's built drawers, added tank rinsers, lithium batteries, a battery monitor, and done some other electrical work. She obviously believes in tailoring her environment to her needs. Good for her!

Re: Recent Lazy Daze Video

Reply #4 – April 24, 2024, 06:19:22 pm

It was interesting to hear about her research concerning class 'C' motorhomes.  Most others were complaining about how many wrong things there were, while Lazy Daze owners were mostly adding/modifying things. I had a second hand experience. My friends were living on a boat in the Great Lakes but had to have it hauled out during winter to prevent freezing ice from crushing the hull. While parked and stored in a temperature controlled warehouse they needed a place to live. I bought them a used 2001 MidBath (their money!) and spruced it up a bit in 3 months before they moved into it.
     During their seven month travels in the south east and stays in campgrounds, other campers were interested in that 'retro' looking MH that they weren't familiar with. Usually they were astounded by the good condition of a 16 year old motorhome, and it's usability and design.  Many viewers returned the visiting favor, and my friends were equally astounded by the poor floor plans and shoddy workmanship they saw. Many almost new MH's were still being repaired with items faulty as received, poorly repaired, or nearly falling apart after just a year or so of use.
    They returned to the boat in the Great Lakes, stored the LD in the warehouse, and during winters stayed in the southern states for a few years until forced to sell both the LD and boat because of medical problems.
    So they are both doing well living in Florida at present.    RonB