GENERIC RV

Fish 'n ' Grits wrote:
Lizzie -- You could have a kayak painted on the side and call it "Paddler".

Now I really like that. Think I will do it! We are still at Ochlockonee River SP. Pulling out on Monday. lizzie

lizzie wrote:
As soon as the decals finishing peeling off my shoebox style TT I am going to have GENERIC RV painted on it. We traveled to Jax and back on I-10 this week and we met RV's named after every possible variety of animal and lots of aggressive and adventurous units. Sadly, we are none of those. I thought of "Possum" or "Humble", or maybe "Scared S---less". Do the names of the RV's match the personalities of the owners? lizzie
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Will you please post a picture whenever you do have GENERIC RV put up? I think this is a great idea and I'd love to see!

WoodGlue

I peeled the rest of the Bounder stickers off the side of our MH, next to the driver and passenger seat. I told the wife we should each have our name there instead, she said NO.

Anyway, we call the MH Big Old Rollin Turd from the Robin Williams movie RV. I wanted to plaster that name across the back, she said NO. So I guess it will be a generic MH. Our 2007 Malibu toad is the beater. New car can't be towed 4 down so we kept the old one.

Lizzie -- You could have a kayak painted on the side and call it "Paddler".

lizzie wrote:
We had a huge "Outlaw" parked next to us last night. We locked all the doors and left the light burning (just kidding). They were a pleasant older couple. How do the manufacturers come up with these names? Do they have do a marketing study? What demographic are they appealing to? Both "Swinger" and "Cougar" seem a little off-putting but "Outlaw"? lizzie

My Travel Trailer is called a Cobra Sunshine with Sunshine in big letters on the front. When I first got it I was embarrassed and was afraid everybody was going to pick on me because of the name. Nobody has ever said a thing.

I would be happy with Outlaw, might impress the ladies. Cougar to me is a big powerful cat, especially since they usually have a picture of a big cat on them. Swinger,, well,,, I don't know. Too bad they don't make one called Stud, or something like that.

We had a huge "Outlaw" parked next to us last night. We locked all the doors and left the light burning (just kidding). They were a pleasant older couple. How do the manufacturers come up with these names? Do they have do a marketing study? What demographic are they appealing to? Both "Swinger" and "Cougar" seem a little off-putting but "Outlaw"? lizzie

lizzie wrote:
As soon as the decals finishing peeling off my shoebox style TT I am going to have GENERIC RV painted on it. We traveled to Jax and back on I-10 this week and we met RV's named after every possible variety of animal and lots of aggressive and adventurous units. Sadly, we are none of those. I thought of "Possum" or "Humble", or maybe "Scared S---less". Do the names of the RV's match the personalities of the owners? lizzie
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I hope people don't assume the name matches the personality, since we own a Keystone Cougar. My wife has never been attracted to younger men. At least I don't think she has.

Don't call it Genny, everybody will think it's noisy, like in generator

Maybe 'Gerry'

I have a Georgie Boy Swinger and hate the name. I have been married for 45 years to the wife of my youth and we are not "swingers". I know one person on here removed the S and are now wingers.

I just call my MH "the RV" since I only have the one. Doesn't matter much. It doesn't come when I call it, anyway. In keeping with the theme, I call my toad, "the Jeep".