Daredevil jumps cars with motorhome

Remember watching daredevil Evel Knievel jump a whole buncha cars with his motorcycle? Pretty exciting, huh? But Evel has nothing on a guy named Rocky who jumps cars with a big ol' motorhome! Yeah, that's right, a motorhome! See him in action here at race track where he tries to jump a long line of cars. Will he succeed? See for yourself. In this 35-second video, the action gets underway as Rocky rounds a corner of the racetrack as the announcer screams, the crowd roars and the RV daredevil heads full-speed onto the launching ramp. This is nail-biting stuff, folks!

Yet another RV gets destroyed for fun

Why is it that people enjoy destroying RVs so much? The number one method besides using a motorhome in a Destruction Derby is by crashing a car at high speed right into the side of an old RV. In this case, the RV is a travel trailer. Can't people be more creative?

The Happy Times of Motorhomers

Here is a two-minute promotional video for the Family Motor Coaching Assocation that shows the fun of motorhoming. After a few scenic and road shots, we meet up with a happy couple as they drink lemonade and discuss their travel plans at their campsite.

Fulltime RVing in Quartzsite, Arizona

Jim and Jan Waytashek sold their Wisconsin farm in 1993, divided up their belongings among their six children, and became full-time RVers. RVtravel.com caught up with Jim and Jan in Quartzsite, Arizona, where they live seasonally in their 37-foot fifth wheel trailer. In this four-minute interview they discuss how they became full-time RVers and about living in an RV in a Long Term Visitor Area (LTVA) in the Arizona, desert, where tens of thousands of RVers stay each winter season for less than $1 a day.

Motorhome or train?

In this three minute video, a couple prepares their motorhome for travel as Willie Nelson sings "On the Road Again," which begs the question: "How many home videos can be set to this tune before everyone is thorougly sick of hearing it?" Anyway, this video is downright boring for the first two minutes, but the final scene, where the rig negotiates a driveway with its tow vehicles (yes, plural!) makes one wonder, "Is this legal?" See for yourself.