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No, I Will Not Stop Using the Term ‘Mobile Home’ – Get Over It
In September 2011, I started Mobile Home Living. I bought the domain name, published through a free blogging platform called Blogger, and had no idea what I was doing. Looking back, it’s hilarious how naive and uneducated I was about the manufactured housing world and blogging in general. How this site eventually found its footing and gained popularity…
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This 1976 Argosy Camper Remodel Will Blow Your Mind!
Buying an older camper and turning it into a stylish mobile space is a popular trend these days. A Camper remodel can be great projects for just about anyone. Some of the most popular remodels stem from budding interior decorators, hobbyist investors that can turn a profit doing something they love, or just a fan of campers wanting…
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Vintage Mobile Home Series – 1949 Palace Royale
Truly awesome vintage trailers for sale are rare, especially those that have have been carefully restored to their original glory like this 1949 Palace Royale. About Palace Royale Trailers The Palace Corporation was a popular trailer builder in the 1940’s and 50’s. The company hailed out of Flint, Michigan and is known for a few specific details; One of the most well-known…
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Featured Manufactured Home Model: The Arlington by Palm Harbor
Most new manufactured home models on display at dealerships have been professionally decorated so they are a great resource for decorating and remodeling ideas. That’s why we’ve decided to feature a new model on a regular basis – to share the new features available in present-day manufactured homes and provide ideas that can help you with your own manufactured home…
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Jenny’s Fleetwood Double Wide Remodel
Jenny P. and her husband live in a late 1990’s Fleetwood double wide in the Pacific Northwest. The 1300 square foot home sits on a 10-acre lot with its own pond visible from a large deck on the back of the home. Jenny describes the home as the most peaceful and beautiful place she has ever lived. For the past…
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What Manufactured Homes and Site-Built Homes have in Common
Lots of people have an outdated opinion of manufactured homes. Whenever they hear the word mobile or manufactured they conjure up images of small, thin-walled campers that can be pulled behind a vehicle. Does the manufactured home above look like it can be pulled behind anything? The Palm Harbor manufactured home model you see above (and below)…
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