Plot Synopsis

FLIPPIN' RVS is a one-hour reality series that follows married couple Justin and Anna Scribner, as they scour the nation for trailers in disrepair and transform dilapidated RVs to their former glory. Based in Oregon, Justin and Anna's camper repair company, Flyte Camp, sits on 6,000-square feet of land equipped with plumbing, electrical, appliance, and woodworking restoration systems. Before Justin founded Flyte Camp with his wife, he was a full-time contractor, fixing up RVs on the side, but his love for vintage trailers grew out of a family tradition since the 1940s: RV camping. Now, in each 60-minute episode of this series, Justin and Anna give a makeover to two RVs, including: a 1956 Santa Fe canned-ham trailer, which they identify as a quick flip for the Vintages RV Park, but the one-week job turns into four when the roof needs new skin and an entire aluminum panel has to be replaced; a 1967 Serro Scotty, which a loyal client drops off for a heater and a few fixes on a tight turnaround; a rare 1959 Airstream Globester, which can be a quick flip and land them a deal to restore ten trailers for a boutique vintage RV park; a restored Airstream that new clients drive more than 300 miles to have polished to a mirror finish; a huge Palace Royale, which they will present as Flyte Camp's signature trailer at the Roslyn Rally in Washington; a banged-up Airlight that a VIP client delivers for a skin repair, which requires special rivets; and many more trailers that they modernize, restore, or fix. GAC first aired FLIPPIN' RVS as a one-hour special, FLIPPIN' RVS 2013, on Wednesday, March 5, 2014 at 8pm ET/PT, nearly six months before the series premiere on Wednesday, September 3, 2014 at 8pm ET/PT.
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Season 2 of FLIPPIN' RVS premiered on Wednesday, December 2, 2015 at 9pm ET/PT on GAC. In the new season, Justin and Anna build a high-profile RV for a prominent racecar driver and his family, mixing luxury, function and mobility all in one package; restore a 1947 Higgins for a client interested in an entry level tent-style trailer; and complete many more jobs for their clients.