Ouch!

Pity no one threw a tarp over it, while it's sitting there. Damage will just escalate.

3 dog nights wrote:
Pity no one threw a tarp over it, while it's sitting there. Damage will just escalate.

I don't think additional damage is going to hurt that one.

Have to figure that is a total loss.

Yes, a total loss and doesn't anyone notice that there is not one vertical wall stud showing or even an end of one at the top of the fractured wall or at the bottom of the cab over area? In other words, the skin had to be the support for the cab over extension. Not a well built TC in my view.

Do your walls in your home not have wall studs either?

Looks like Artic Fox. I thought that they had a reputation for quality.:@

Jacks are good.

RoyF wrote:
Looks like Artic Fox. I thought that they had a reputation for quality.:@

Newer models have an aluminum frame. That one is probably 20+ years old.

Probably hit a curved overhead bridge - major pressure to roof area forced "wings" downward (see first photo left of pass through window crack) and destroyed the frame at many points.
This one is for parts salvage.

travelnutz wrote:
Yes, a total loss and doesn't anyone notice that there is not one vertical wall stud showing or even an end of one at the top of the fractured wall or at the bottom of the cab over area? In other words, the skin had to be the support for the cab over extension. Not a well built TC in my view.

Do your walls in your home not have wall studs either?

I don't think it matters how the walls are built if you do that, lol.
My old AF camper handles 100 mph buffeting just fine.......as long as there isn't a bridge in the way!