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I want to know who they rented the Winnebago from, so that they paid only $4,000 for a 10-state trip.

• Overtonwindow 9y ago
  Wow that's a good deal!
• creepydata 9y ago
  And were able to paint it.
  • hugodahl 9y ago
    Article seems to state they got a vehicle wrap for it. Probably not part of the 4000$ rental, but can't imagine it being more than maybe 1000$ to "print"? Random large-ish dollar amount I came up with on the fly.
    • tyingq 9y ago
      Thinking that's low. A car is $2500+ to wrap. Lots more area on that RV. And it's not a DIY job for sure.
      • dsfyu404ed 9y ago
        An RV is mostly flat. That will save a lot of time ($$).
  • joshuareeves 9y ago
    It was a wrap that a teammate designed, and we paid someone to put onto the RV. The removal process was all on us though. It took a couple hours and left quite a few blisters on our hands from pulling it off by hand. Definitely worth it though!
• sehugg 9y ago
  That's about the going rate, depending on season/days/miles. A vehicle wrap is $1-2k. (Note that you could also buy an older RV for $20k or so and resell it after the trip.)
• joshuareeves 9y ago
  The $4,000 was to rent the RV. We spent additional money on the wrap, plus food costs along the way. We mostly ate at Gusto customers, and I slept in the RV so that saved on lodging cost. The biggest expense for the trip was the donations we gave recipients of the Extra Mile award ($1,500 to a charity of their choice).