Hurricane Irma tree on RV pic

Stefonius wrote:

campigloo wrote:

Stefonius wrote:
That looks like it'll buff right out.

That one may be totaled since bondo doesn't work on aluminum.

If that rig was on a dealer's lot, the ad would say, "minor cosmetic imperfection". :D

Hurry on down! Won't last long!!!! Open floor plan!!!

campigloo wrote:

Stefonius wrote:
That looks like it'll buff right out.

That one may be totaled since bondo doesn't work on aluminum.

If that rig was on a dealer's lot, the ad would say, "minor cosmetic imperfection". :D

Notice that the house in the picture has no tree on it. Not sure about divine intervention - who shelters in a travel trailer during a hurricane?

Stefonius wrote:
That looks like it'll buff right out.

That one may be totaled since bondo doesn't work on aluminum.

Recycle it. How many cans = 1 Airstream.

That could have been devastating! Prayers answered!

That looks like it'll buff right out.

If a hurricane was coming, I would not stay in my TT either.

I would most likely have moved it to another state.

Good thinking on their part.

darsben1 wrote:
An insurance company will NEVER make you whole

Um, no. I've actually made money on a wreck before. Insurance company paid out $2k more than I paid for a used car when I wrecked it on black ice 28 days after buying it, didn't even get to put plates on it. I've got gap insurance on my current trailer valued at $16k, trailer was $12,500 so if it's wrecked I'll get the balance of the loan plus personal property and I've got travel interruption insurance so I might even come out ahead financially. There's a cost to the coverage of course, but saying that insurance never pays off enough to make you whole is BS.

Talking about making the right decision, probably saved their lives.