Here’s a challenge. Find an RV with more stickers than this one (if that is even possible) — or at least a LOT of stickers — take a photo and send it to us. We’ll send a $50 Amazon gift certificate to the person who submits the photo showing the most stickers! If you own this RV, no need to enter ’cause we posted the photo first!!
The deadline is September 15, 2021. You can enter as many times as you wish, as long as each entry is a different RV. The photos can be up to a year old, but no older, and must be taken by you. Any type of RV is eligible. If we get two or more photos of the same RV, only the first entry qualifies to win. We’ll publish some of the best photos (unless nobody enters the contest!!).
Send your entries to winaswellprize@gmail.com.
So now grab your camera or phone and keep your eyes open.
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Umm do you think the stickers are holding the door together?
Gee, that should really add to the resell value.
Wouldn’t it be more advantageous to place those stickers on a page in a binder? Saving these memories on the side of an RV will last at most a short while and looks really back woods.
Definitely can relate to the “Eat Rice” one.
Yum!
Ha! That was the first sticker I noticed! Have a great day, Kamwick. 🙂 –Diane
Its interesting that the most visible rectangular sticker on the RV is ‘Eat Rice’. It’s from the USDA ARS rice research lab in Stuttgart Arkansas. I visited this lab after my retirement from another ARS lab in Bushland (Amarillo) Texas. They do great research work there.
We put our stickers on the insides of our cabinet doors throughout our RV. Not visible until we open the cabinets and then we’re reminded of our great adventures.
Well that vehicle will never need waxing again !
Well, I definitely saw the winner for this at Camping World in Coburg, Oregon last week. A semi tractor pulling a 5th wheel. Stickers all over the back of the RV, down the lower part of the sides of the RV and along the sides of the tractor frame, then continuing up the cab’s rear and sides. Was a photo worthy moment, but my phone was in the charger…!
Oh, and the Eat Rice sticker was the first thing to catch my eye, since we live in Yolo County (CA). One of the largest rice producing areas in the USA.