Defining dated RV exterior styling

[Unicorn Driver]

That's a really nice looking MH Lisa. I love the curve on the end cap.

[Lisablue85]

Thanks! Love these Americans! Can spot them a mile away with that front cap. No branding on ours either.

[Unicorn Driver]

I was wondering what brand it is.

[Lisablue85]

Originally Posted by 1stMH

I was wondering what brand it is.

2001 American Dream.

[Lazy Lynn]

So would this be dated or considered classic? I know they used this same design for decades.

[George Schweikle]

I propose that the LazyDaze is a classic design since it looks good now and looked good when first produced. Not like some things that age like a polyester leisure suit.

Originally Posted by Lazy Lynn

So would this be dated or considered classic? I know they used this same design for decades.

[Electra 225]

Originally Posted by Lazy Lynn

So would this be dated or considered classic? I know they used this same design for decades.

Don't care how old it is.......that's the classiest "C" I ever laid eyes on. The shape of body, specifically the rear curvature, (and the other curves too) the fender skirts, it's all cool as is the color. That one's a keeper, definitely a classic.

Regards,
W.D.

[Matt A]

Originally Posted by Lazy Lynn

So would this be dated or considered classic? I know they used this same design for decades.

I think the Lazy Daze age better because they were somewhat ahead of their time with less visible compartments and appliances. There aren't a bunch of huge white squares breaking up the fading side. You can probably add the whole body paint as a contributing factor too.