Trump superfan’s MAGA-themed RV, decked out with ex-president’s posters, is wrecked in NYC crash
The RV famous for being decorated from top to bottom in Donald Trump posters was wrecked when it crashed into a Staten Island utility pole Sunday.
The incident happened just before noon near Hylan Boulevard and Reid Avenue, law-enforcement sources told The Post — with images of the aftermath showing the Trump-themed vehicle in utter ruin as first responders arrived at the scene.
The left side of the vehicle was completely destroyed, with the crash peeling open the front-side passenger door as the seat was seen poking out of the RV.
The front windshields were also cracked by the impact, and many of the Trump posters on the RV were torn off and littered on the ground along with the metal debris.
A tow truck eventually arrived to move the vehicle out of the intersection.
Officials said two people were in the RV at the time of the crash, a male and female, but they were not immediately identified. The male suffered minor injuries, police said.
The vehicle is known to belong to Donna Eiden and her husband Rocky Granata, who sell Trump-themed souvenirs from their RV as they travel in it to MAGA rallies across the country.
Their RV is easily spotted no matter where it goes, as it’s covered with bumper stickers, flags and decals featuring Trump and pro-Republican slogans while also touting more vulgar decorations, such as a sign that reads, “F–k Joe Biden.”
Officials did not immediately confirm if Eiden and Granata were the people in the RV at the time of the crash.
Sunday’s incident is not the first time the RV was involved in a car accident.
In 2019, Granata was driving the vehicle when it broke down on a New Jersey highway, with a car slamming into his RV and pushing the vehicle and killing Anne Lovallo, 56, who had stopped to help Granata.
