[little jeremiah]

Aha, thank you, I missed those links. Yes, two different RVs, no doubt about it. I'll post the photos.

[osagebowman]

Thank you so much for posting the pictures!

LSAggie, posting on hubby’s account.

[prairie dog]

Wait a minute...are we sure that top photo isn’t reversed, because the manufacturer’s name is backward compared to the name on the street view.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

That top image is reversed. You can tell by the manufacturer’s logo on the rear and quarter panel.

The capital letters are on the wrong end of the script.

[JoeA]

Re:RV

hold on there folks. The image at the top is reversed— look at the lettering. It’s two different sides of the RV. It could be the same vehicle, with different sized windows on either side.

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

Top photo is reversed

[Gasshog]

Um the Top pic is a Reverse image, text is backwards.

RVs are same model, anyway. Are they one? Impossible to tell, how many were built?

[SisterK]

Looking at the drivers side on both RVs. The small rectangle windows in each photo - one is oriented horizontally and one is oriented vertically. Indeed, they are two different rigs.

[fedupjohn]

Referring to the top pic in Post #484

That is a flipped pic. No Camper has an entrance door on the Driver's/Street Side.

That is the passenger side of the Camper.

[meyer]

LJ, that top image is reversed. The writing on the back is backwards, and the door is usually on the passenger side of the RV.

[TangoLimaSierra]

That top image has been flipped. Check out the lettering on the back.

[Marmolade]

Posting behind, but looking at the 2 RVs, there is another difference besides the windows. The RV in yard has a broken wide line going across the bottom of it, broken by a grate of some sort. The street RV has a continuous wide line from front to back.