Can Anyone Identify the Model and Year of this RV?

[LapisLee]

Can anyone identify the model and year of this Winnebago RV? Thanks!

https://www.instagram.com/p/BKRW9jAjvLC

[beenthere]

i dont think any one wants to......

[LapisLee]

Why not?

[Possum]

We have a 1994 Adventurer and from the weird bouncing video I would think it is close to our 29RQ. Why would someone make such a weird bouncy video?

[paz]

Originally Posted by LapisLee

Why not?

Because the video is so blurry and moves around in such a bouncy motion I had to turn it off so I wouldn't loose my cookies.

[Dutch Star Don]

My guess would be a Fleetwood Bounder by looking at the color of the cushions and drapes. Somewhere around a 2000 year model.

[LapisLee]

Originally Posted by Possum

We have a 1994 Adventurer and from the weird bouncing video I would think it is close to our 29RQ. Why would someone make such a weird bouncy video?

My friends just moved from their 650 sq. ft. apartment into this RV full-time and I am curious how much money they will save by doing so. They just have a cellphone to take videos with.

[SarahW]

Originally Posted by LapisLee

My friends just moved from their 650 sq. ft. apartment into this RV full-time and I am curious how much money they will save by doing so. They just have a cellphone to take videos with.

If they are friends, why not just ask them what the make of their RV is?

[Skip426]

Originally Posted by LapisLee

My friends just moved from their 650 sq. ft. apartment into this RV full-time and I am curious how much money they will save by doing so. They just have a cellphone to take videos with.

$$$ savings is a fast moving target; with a whole bunch of variables.
What was their apartment rent ?
How much did they pay for the RV? Finance costs?
How much does their RV insurance cost ?
How much does their RV site cost ?
How often do they move ( spend on fuel) ?
Etc, etc, etc. He'll need to supply you with a couple of years of data to provide any kind of a reasonable answer.
Good possibility, he may save one month and then spend more the next , particularly if the RV needs any repairs.

[LapisLee]

Originally Posted by Skip426

$$$ savings is a fast moving target; with a whole bunch of variables.
What was their apartment rent ?
How much did they pay for the RV? Finance costs?
How much does their RV insurance cost ?
How much does their RV site cost ?
How often do they move ( spend on fuel) ?
Etc, etc, etc. He'll need to supply you with a couple of years of data to provide any kind of a reasonable answer.
Good possibility, he may save one month and then spend more the next , particularly if the RV needs any repairs.

I agree. I believe they were foolish to move out of their apartment on a whim and invest everything in this Winnebago, which they prefer not to tell me the year and model or cost of, but time will tell.