BroncoRVer
8,600 feet elevation, Colorado
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This motorhome has been on ebay for a couple of years....it never sells.....Im sure it's as bad as the movie was.
2006 Winnebago Voyage 35A, W-22
Brake Buddy, Aventa II tow bar, Protect-A-Tow
2005 Hyundai Elantra toad
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Dugan7
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I thought the movie had its funny moments, and surprisingly it was not disrespectful toward us "fulltimers". But it also wasn't very realistic. In the scene, for example, where Robin Williams sideswipes a brick pylon and knocks it over without ripping up the side of the vehicle--give me a break! My experience has been that RVs are as fragile as paper.
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dleslie125
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Dugan7 wrote:I thought the movie had its funny moments, and surprisingly it was not disrespectful toward us "fulltimers". But it also wasn't very realistic. In the scene, for example, where Robin Williams sideswipes a brick pylon and knocks it over without ripping up the side of the vehicle--give me a break! My experience has been that RVs are as fragile as paper.
Is that the scene near the start when they are leaving his home? We had something similar happen in our Journey ($1500 damage) and DW continually brings it up whenever the movie is mentioned. 
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Dugan7
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Yes. Your version of the story is, I'm sorry to say, much more typical of the real RV world.
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