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Service local dealer vs. factory foretravel

Yahoo Message Number: 11737
Does foretravel still have factory stores, I heard they closed them all down and have gone to a dealer network.

Re: Service local dealer vs. factory foretravel

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Yahoo Message Number: 11757
From what I have heard all independent now.

Egon

'99 Allure #30321
'02 Tahoe Z71

gablerwh@... wrote:

Re: Service local dealer vs. factory foretravel

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Yahoo Message Number: 11868
-Bill, Foretravel went to a dealership network. We live 70 miles from the Foretravel factory in Nacogdoches, Tx. The original question was proposed because of a perception that a significant number of participates on this board take their coaches to Junction City to have service or repairs performed. Due to the fact I am still gainfully employed it would present a hardship to take a CC to Junction City to have service done.
Thanks, Reese

- In Country-Coach-Owners@yahoogroups.com, gablerwh@a... wrote:
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Does foretravel still have factory stores, I heard they closed them

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Re: Service local dealer vs. factory foretravel

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Yahoo Message Number: 11874
Reese,

I don't have the luxury of going to the factory for service either. And after picking up my coach at the factory this summer I don't want to go back. We get much better service from the Crown Club at Lazy Days then at the factory. The people at CCI are geaat but they are installers, engineers and assembly people not repair people.and problem solvers. Just like the building coatractors I worked with for 30 years when you wanted something fixed you hired an expert not the people who built it. You' all in Calf and Oregon can keep factory service, I'll stay with Lazy Days and CCI rally people.

Bill G. 2005 Magna #6425