This toy hauler driver took “Take it out for a spin, won’t ya?” a little too literal. Maybe they forgot they were driving the RV and thought they were driving one of the “toys” in the back?
If there were any passengers in this RV, they probably weren’t able to keep their lunch down…
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We’ll never know how it ends, but we sure hope everyone is okay. Click the image to play.
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Obviously driven by someone who knows what they are doing. Several tracks in the snow indicate multiple efforts to obtain this video. Nicely done CRAZINESS!
That was DEFINITELY planned, you can see the marks where he was playing earlier.
How fortunate someone just happened to be there with a video cam . . .
Not that difficult to pull off for those of us who grew up living in a snow area.
THIS is why I never drive my coach in the snow! I’m no bobsled driver…
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Did not hit anything. Cool.
You mean this isn’t the way to empty cabinets for spring cleaning?
😆 —Diane at RVtravel.com
He or she is probably not going to get back up that hill without a tow.
Glad nothing was damaged as far as I can see. We got hit with a blizzard once on the way to, where else? Buffalo, NY. While towing our trailer. What an adventure! Couldn’t see, had to drive super slowly. Never so glad to get to a KOA in my life!
It almost looks like some wheelspin on the drivers, which would indicate a planned spinout. Nice work!
That’s intentional, and nicely done.