Wow! Have you ever seen an RV like this? We don’t know who painted it, or who it belongs to, but we want to find out so we can hire them! Pretty neat, eh?
Oh, and by the way, we found these photos on the always-interesting CampingRoadTrip.com Facebook page.
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I like it. It took some skill and fore-thought, talent many don’t have. I particularly like the way the tail lights are intergrated with the real ones. Show us the “before” picture.
Oh yeah ! have considered mounting a cheap television to my rear bumper with a camera facing up front so the folks passing me could see whats ahead. Maybe play dvd’s too.
“Someone” wants to be noticed — and probably is.
It looks like a Hippy Wagon from the 60’s…….an offence to the eyes
Well, Joel and Betty, like they say, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I’m sure the owners are enjoying it. One thing … I’ll bet that if it ever got stolen, it wouldn’t be long before it was located. Not my taste, either, but it’s interesting to look at. But, personally, I think that some of the elaborate paint jobs on some RVs today are almost as gaudy — this is just more of a bohemian(?) sort of design. 😀 —Diane at RVtravel.com
If I only had $1million. Must have cost a fortune.
Cute paint job — very retro and great use of the space.
I encountered a photo-realistic nature-themed RV a couple years back, apparently done by a freelance muralist (for fun or advertising, not sure?). She said she WON’T paint her next RV because people drive dangerously while distracted by it, and swerve around her trying to see all sides…
Did you notice that the back of the car on the back of the RV doesn’t match the car on the sides? But what a cool paint job! 😀 —Diane at RVtravel.com
I see, good eye! It allows them to still keep the rear window clear I would guess.
Good point, WEB. I hadn’t thought of that but it makes sense. Except that doesn’t explain the totally different taillights. I thought maybe they had painted the back first and then decided to go with the convertible. But no matter what — it’s very cool! 😀 —Diane at RVtravel.com
More windows on one side .. Maybe painted by artist/owner?
Hi, Bill. That just looks like the window in the RV’s door to me. Otherwise the windows on each side are pretty close. Have a good evening/night. 🙂 –Diane
The sides are definitely a ’59 Cadillac. The front and rear are definitely a ’59 Chrysler 300. So the artist is good at drawing late ’50’s cars, but either got a little mixed up or is just messing with your mind!