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Giving back to the community
After spending two days washing/polishing the coach and then having to go back and “dust” it not even a week later I decided I wanted to offer this anytime offer to potential XL/XL II owners.
Owning a stainless steel coach is nothing you ever experienced before. Sure, those with the H3 like to think they are not part of the “plastic” coach society, but all of us SS owners know, there is nothing like a mirror shined coach to show off and look at yourself in the reflection. Why else would we buy one of these things?
So starting today, I am offering potential XL and XL II owners the once in a lifetime offer! And the best part is it costs you NOTHING!
That’s right, nothing. I will let any potential owner come by and wash my coach to get a real life experience of owning one of these amazing coaches. I will supply all supplies and will offer two levels of service. A simple wash and dry and a more deluxe wash, dry and hand polish. If you really want we can even add a full detail to the list.
So if you are thinking about buying a SS coach (heck, could even be a Silver Eagle, Im not prejudice), let me know and I will let you experience the best part of ownership just to make sure you are ready up front. I would hate other spend their hard earned money and not be fully informed.
Im currently in the North West and will be in the South East in the fall. Reservation line is open and I am ready for business 🙂
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5 Replies
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How many beers did you have before you hit the post button?
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Ony two… But there was some washing, drying of vehicles and a “dusting” of a coach mixed in there 🙂
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Did you ever read anything about a fellow by the name of Tom Sawyer who painted a fence one time?
And from the “It’s Hard To Believe Department”, I bought one after owning a polished aluminun airplane that I’ve been keeping up for years.
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I nominate Charles and Tamara for PC Philantropists of the Year.
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I can picture this in my mind.
Charles and Tamara are in a campground, and as usual everyone else wants to come over to look at the Prevost. They pretend they are doing their walking exercise or they are walking the dog, but we know they are in awe of that stainless steel.
So Charles is sitting in his Liberty labeled ZipDee chair and several couples walk by. He waves, and they come over to talk about the coach. Charles then offers them an opportunity to enjoy the Prevost experience, offering the hose, bucket, wash mitt, ladder, soap and a stack of towels.
Of course the visitors quickly realize they have to return to their coaches to rearrange their sock drawers, leaving Charles all alone, and now cosidered to be the crazy guy with the Prevost.
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