1960 Zimmer Vintage Mobile Home Vintage Trailer home tour 

Perfect example of life back then. This house was well cared for.

Those old ones have so much more style than the new ones

Reminds me of my childhood. My grandparents lived in a park model one-bedroom mobile home in a trailer park in Dallas, Texas in the 1960's with a Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge on one side and a drive-in theater on the other. What memories!

I lived in a 12 by 60 mobile home when I was 8 around 1965. It housed the 6 of us. My mother and stepfather, me and my 3 sisters. Our bedrooms were tiny, we slept in bunk beds. We lived in Florida, then we moved to South Carolina and we moved it with us and then to Rhode Island. I remember it was a Great Lakes. I really love the vintage ones the best. Our mobile home came furnished. I liked living in a mobile home. Years later when I was 16 we lived in a 24 by 64 mobile home. I think the first one was more cosy.

I respect these homes. They are well-built and well-maintained. Love the pink appliances. SUPER-CUTE!

I love these older mobile homes. So much charm!

Great that this had a roof over it...really saved it

I grew up in a two bedroom turquoise trailer. Everything was bright turquoise. Furniture, appliances, tub, sinks, toilet…there was a turquoise washing machine in the bathroom. It was finished out in a light colored wood and beige linoleum floors. The doors to the bedrooms and bathroom as well as the closet doors, were sliding doors that would always come off the track! My dad would get furious if we got them off! We moved from that house into another one that was all emerald green and yellow! Shag carpet no less! We were stylin’! 😂

That’s so cool to see it’s a time capsule! My apartment I currently live in is from the 70’s and my bathroom counter has the exact the same starburst wall paper design!!! Some stuff like that I just wouldn’t dare touch it’s to precious. I like to imagine that I’m in the 70’s living life with my family the exact same way the family did before us! I have pictures of the building before and now it’s exactly the same!!

I'm in love! I'd be in heaven to live in it. I've done my apartment in atomic 50's - thank you for showing this. Beautiful condition.

Barbie would have loved this! Pink & aqua...cool!

That in incredible shape

Oh, I just love these cozy older trailer's ❤

I think this is so cute! I love vintage and it looks to be in such good shape!!

That starburst clock, everyone had one in the 60’s-70’s I almost expected to see giant wooden spoons and forks in the kitchen, remember those? My grandma lived in one in southern Oh, BFE. You could hear a bee fart, I used to complain about how boring it was, I’d give anything for some of those boring days again.

That is really cool enjoy that video by going back in time

We had a 1962 trailer. Front kitchen was yellow....sink, stove and fridge...we even got a yellow phone to go with it. White louvered sliding doors separated kitchen/living room. Bathroom had aqua tub, sink, & toilet. I loved it all.

I have never seen a mobil home from that era with a factory built tilt out?? Amazing!

That is adorable. I love the pink appliances. 💗

My goodness! Is that a museum? Vintage furniture. Vintage television. Vintage telephone. Gorgeous.

❤❤❤ ... this retro home. The pink is AMAZING and so is the TV w rabbit antenna

Very nice, they have added more space onto the living area. Very nice.

I live in a custom 10 x 50 Art craft mobile home built in b1960. Pretty much all original. I love it!

I lived in one like this in the 80s, hot in the summer, cold in the winter, crank windows and built in dressers. Inexpensive living though.

Exquisite and charming! So nostalgic

Who ever lived here sure kept it up extremely perfect my hat off to you I love all the charm and color

I like this better than the new ‘fancy’ ones!❤

The kitchen is bigger than mine! Thanks for the tour

Wow I always enjoyed wooden walls in Mobil homes

It's absolutely beautiful.

I'm in mobile home heaven! The exterior is just as awesome as the interior. So great to see vintage in its original state. Fantastic video!

I like the blue color of this mobile home and like the screend patio it came with

I love the original details. What a great time capsule!

That’s been taken care of,just beautiful

When homes like this trailer that has various colored sinks, cabinets, appliances, etc, is mesmerizing. Everything that is either white or stainless steel nowadays is just boring.

Im looking into getting a 59 Fleetwood but I have only 1 outside picture to go off of until I can view the interior. This honestly helped so much to get a glimpse of what the inside would look like. Not identical.. But at least an idea. THANK YOU! I loved the tour and the ideas you gave me for my place! Amazing!

they sure took care of that home. Awesome.

My grandparents lived in an identical home when I was very small. They didn't have it long before it was destroyed by a falling tree that took out the kitchen area. So that he could get a faster settlement from his insurance company, Grandpa bought one of those new fangled Polaroid cameras and took the pictures himself. And before you know it, he and Grandma were placed in a brand new mobile home. Although it wasn't as nice as the Zimmer, it served them well until they divorced in 1962.

So much nostalgia in this video.

I like this model with the kitchen in the front much much better!! Way more room to move around ! Awesome!! Great shape too! 👍🏻👍🏻

Beautiful and great mid-century modern look

Wow just wow it brings back so many memories

I live in a house built in late 50s and I Love this house! So beautifully maintained! Outstanding!!!

That is just incredible how it’s all original and no one has tried to update it! Absolutely gorgeous! I love all of it, but that pink kitchen is the BEST! You can probably rate my enthusiasm by all of the exclamation marks at the end of each sentence 🤣🤣 but it really is amazing how well cared for this home is. What a priceless gem! Thank you for sharing this beauty with us. ❤️

There were real craftsmen who built these homes. Just being around in that shape for 60-70 years tells it all. Great video!!!

Delightful!

I love it!

Wow love this place

Lots of charm!!!! Love it!!!!❤

Gorgeous home and beautiful kitchen view.

My parents had a 1969 Fleetwood. Green kitchen appliances, and bathroom fixtures.

I liked this a lot more than I expected. Other than the pairing of the yellow sink with the red countertop, the overall design and decor worked well together.

I love this video! I love the way this model home has been preserved to keep its original look. I was born in 1969 so I love this era of decor and the memories it brings back! Looking forward to watching more of your videos!

Lovely! Thanks for sharing!

This just stays stuck in the time . Untouched almost . Amazing

This is so homey-a charming look at mid-century American home decor.

I love the kitchen (pink color) so much and the warm brown wood walls, the windows look so good.......

American 🇺🇸 life 50,s 60, was awesome wow Born an raised in Western Australia 🇦🇺 I love my RETRO history These American caravans are amazing

I live in a 1970 Brookwood with the Tilt out of the Living Room.. 12x60 two bedroom and the bathroom is 10x10 which is bigger than the newer mobile homes.

I wish tjiscwas for sale? I'd buy in a heart beat! Love it. Youvselfom see the original appliances. Love love the Piml. Rate to find in this good shape.Thanks for shareing💙💙💙

Open concept, 50 years before its’ time.

Cute. I love vintage.

Nice to see factory original with all original furniture,elements in. It’s a living museum

Outstanding. I look forward to checking out your other videos. Thanx for checking back in. Previous comments now deleted. Best of luck to you Sir!

I love these older homes and this one is in SUPERB condition, I'd love to own & live in it.

I clicked on this because i was born in 1960 :-) Cool trailer ! Its in amazing shape for its age :-)

This is so awesome!! Love all the details. And a pink fridge? I'm in love 😁

I have a soft spot for retro things, and this is just beautiful! It looks so nice inside and out, who ever said trailers were trashy has never properly cared for one. 😂 😂

Perfect thanks for the video

Totally cool - I could see myself moving in, seriously. Get a nice little retirement job in Mount Dora.....

I love the vintage look. I live in a 1960 airstream, although I gutted most of the inside and made it work for me and my dogs

The year I was born ❤️

So we’ll kept. Nice very nice.

Classic beauty!💖💖

Awesome mobile home👍

Beautiful

THIS WAS AMAZING!!!!! I used to visit my grandmother in an old trailer similar to this -- the name brand began with an E -- I can't place it now in my memory. Birch everything and "modern" (then) mid-century furnishings. Amazing to see this!

You had me at pink appliances.

Love love love it.

I wish the new ones were made to last. I love this one.

Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Love the Pink

I really DID enjoy this tour!!

This would be perfect for me.

Is this a redo or original ? It is Awesome 👏 !! I love it , hope to find mine someday . Thank you for the tour .

Omg, it’s fabulous!!

Just lovely, so much character.

LOVE THE COLORS

I actually really loved this video, this trailer home is every bit as nice as the one that I share with my uncle. this one has pretty much the same layout also. Thank you for sharing.❤

It’s absolutely beautiful and classy.

I lost my shyt and slapped the like button when i saw the pink appliances!!!

I had a few family members start out in those, I always thought they were cozy.

I am so in love with this beautiful home!!

Wow gorgeous 😍

I can’t tell you how happy I am to see that it’s all original! So many others on here have been “remodeled” and lost all their charm for me.

stunning

reminds me of my 1969 New Yorker that I currently live in 12X60

Pure bliss!

I used to stay with a friend a lot while living in rural southwest virginia years ago, they lived in a trailer very similar to this. Sadly it was the only nice trailer in the entire trailer park...

The stove and refrigerator are original. Pink was a popular appliance color during the 1950s and early '60s, as was teal blue.