Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This promotional video sent out by Lazy Daze Motorhome Company in the mid 1990's was unearthed by LazyDazeOwners.com member Paul H. He described on the LazyDazeOwners.com forum how he obtained the footage below.
"Lazy Daze produced a video in the mid-1990s pointing out the features of its motorhomes and associated construction techniques. The video runs 7 minutes 40 seconds and was made available to purchase as a VHS tape. I purchased a copy (by mail) circa 1996 to learn more about LD motorhomes (my wife and I purchased a lightly used 1994 Multiplan in 1997). I recently rediscovered the tape while doing some spring housecleaning. I viewed the video and found it to be still in good condition. I thought the video might be interesting to a wider audience, so I emailed Todd at LD to see if LD any objections to uploading the video to YouTube. Todd emailed me back that LD had no objections."
Many thanks to Paul H. for sharing this historical footage of Lazy Daze and their impressive process of building their custom motorhomes. I can only imagine the build quality now with their current models! You can find Lazy Daze online at lazydaze.com
Video Footage courtesy of Paul H. and copyright Lazy Daze Motorhomes
Be sure to follow my Instagram page @lazydazerv
This promotional video sent out by Lazy Daze Motorhome Company in the mid 1990's was unearthed by LazyDazeOwners.com member Paul H. He described on the LazyDazeOwners.com forum how he obtained the footage below.
"Lazy Daze produced a video in the mid-1990s pointing out the features of its motorhomes and associated construction techniques. The video runs 7 minutes 40 seconds and was made available to purchase as a VHS tape. I purchased a copy (by mail) circa 1996 to learn more about LD motorhomes (my wife and I purchased a lightly used 1994 Multiplan in 1997). I recently rediscovered the tape while doing some spring housecleaning. I viewed the video and found it to be still in good condition. I thought the video might be interesting to a wider audience, so I emailed Todd at LD to see if LD any objections to uploading the video to YouTube. Todd emailed me back that LD had no objections."
Many thanks to Paul H. for sharing this historical footage of Lazy Daze and their impressive process of building their custom motorhomes. I can only imagine the build quality now with their current models! You can find Lazy Daze online at lazydaze.com
Video Footage courtesy of Paul H. and copyright Lazy Daze Motorhomes
Be sure to follow my Instagram page @lazydazerv
