Can Anyone Identify this Manufacturer / Year

Kadams,

Send your videos to Grant Walker at Pleasureway in Saskatoon, Canada. He and his team would most likely be able to confirm whether or not it's a Pleasureway as they, like a baby's mother, would instantly recognize small details that zoom right past most of us. And if its not a PW, they might even be able to opine which of the other guys it's likely to be. His address is grantw@pleasureway.com.

In the top video it looks like a stock van conversion as it doesn't look like it has the extended roof line, just the sun roof. Where and when was it taken? If people had that information it could narrow down the search area.

Thanks again everyone !!

On an Ipad I Just pause the video, and use my finger to move the video back, and forth, it will freeze where ever you stop moving your finger. These are pretty low frame rate, so easy to stop it with a good view of the get-away viehicle. Well, as good as the video allows.
I wouldnt be surprised if the van was also stollen, and both are now in Mexico. :(

You might want to try uploading the video to a program called "Coaches Eye". It allows video shot with cell phones, etc to be zoomed in, slowed down, backed up, etc. Designed for people like ski coaches, etc., to view their athletes, but might help here. ST

It's not a Riata, or Sportsmobile. The roof line looks like a Rt, or PW's. If I had to pick one it would be the Roadtrek because there are a lot more on the road.
I bet the bottom is painted blue, or green.
Good luck!

Really appreciate the input guys - trailer was a 1999 Haulmark. Everything does appear longer from camera perspective. Here is the full video we did for police.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SM1cfIa6XVk&feature=youtu.be

What kind of a trailer was stolen? The videos are very hard to see...sorry to hear about this. I'm going to go outside and make sure our hitch lock is on.

Or it could be some other conversion van. Coachmen, Coachhouse, Sportsmobile and others also did RV conversions, but in that brief footage it is hard to tell whether inside is RV or just a travel van, a ot of converters did similar exterior treatments and there were hundreds of them in the business.

Hard to tie down a model year because Dodge made the "B" van for more than 30 years with modest changes in appearance. That looks 3rd generation, 1994-2003.

As I keep watching it, nose shape could also be Chevy Express? The tow vehicle looks longer and lower than any normal van or RV conversion. but so does the trailer look stretched out, so I'm thinking that's an artifact of the video process.

Rialta had that shape, but somewhat smaller than a van, not exactly what you might use for doing something steathily.

I think it might be a Rialta

Rialta