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Jeff Rowe & East Tennessee Luxury Coach
Fellow Members,
There have
been several postings on this forum about Jeff Rowe and East Tennessee Luxury
Coach that have been very favorable toward Jeff, his crew, and the quality of
work performed. I can vouch for all of these favorable comments because my
coach has been parked at Jeff’s place until it recently sold to Monty Sullivan
and his wife Janell. All the while Jeff has put up with me as I worked a punch
list to ready the coach for handoff to the new owners. Not only has he put up
with me, he has also accommodated my every need as I fumbled through what
needed to be done. In addition, he has provided a parking space and supplied an
electrical hook-up without so much as a mention of payment for these services.Jeff is a man
of his word, a renaissance man and by this I don’t mean that he is old,
ancient, or out of touch. On the contrary, he is up-to-date and current on all
things related to luxury coaches and certainly knows how to fix them. What I
mean by renaissance is that Jeff is a kind, gentle, respectful, generous,
honest, and gracious person. Traits that I believe are hard to find in the
younger generation. They are traits that were taught to us older folks by our
parents who were taught by theirs, etc.If you don’t
know Jeff, I highly recommend you get acquainted and take advantage of the many
services he has to offer. Believe me, it will be well worth your drive to reach
his shop and I don’t think you will leave disappointed because he does the job
right the first time! Plus, you can
rest assured that he will not stick it to you on price. Now I’m not trying to
drum up business for Jeff or to steal someone else’s thunder by writing all of
this, but am simply using this forum to say thank you Jeff, and your crew, for
all of your services, hospitality and assistance in the selling of the coach.As a final
note, I encourage fellow Prevost Community members to get to know Janell and
Monty Sullivan and to help them as they experience the joys of being a new (to
them) Prevost owner in spite of all the warts and wrinkles that go along with
being an owner. Monty is mechanically inclined and I am sure he will need help
in understanding systems and how they function as he goes through his intense
learning process.Respectfully,
Tom Roberts
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6 Replies
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Tom,
You’ll have fond and not so fond memories of your Bus experience, but you can look back in the years ahead and smile at the good times and people you met. We’ll miss you as you move on to your next aventure and wish you the best.
Nice words about Jeff, all very true, but now I’m worried about his head fitting through the door.:)
Have fun…
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Tom,
Thank you for your kind words. What was said about Jeff is true for you as well. I sincerely appreciate all of the help and advise you have given me during my ownership of the coach. I have always marveled at your willingness to give unselfishly to help me and others in times of need.
I passed along to Monty your contact information and told him that you are one of the most knowledgeable persons that I know on the workings of a Prevost and Liberty conversions. So thank you in advance for your kindness and help on his behalf.
As for Jeff, by the time he bangs that “big head” a few times while reaching in those tight places on our coaches, that big head will deflat. :’) Sorry Jeff!
Tom Roberts
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Tom Roberts you are a gentleman yourself, and it was good to meet you at Jeffs while getting new rubber put on, as Tom says good luck in your new adventures, Gary
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Thank you Gary
Tom Roberts
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Tom it was my pleasure to meet you and see your coach go to somebody who cares thanks so much for the pleasure and all you have done!!! As for Jeff he banged his head lots today LOL !!!
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Thanks Peter.
I have enjoyed putting a face to your name for I have read several of your postings on the forum before meeting you. I am somewhat envious of your free life style and especially so after learning of your wide and varied travels. Also, learning that you train horses was a pleasant surprise as well as the places world-wide your profession has taken you. And you travel in a Prevost! Seems like a wonderful life experience! I admire your ability to “fix things” on your coach and I surmise you get as much enjoyment in maintaining/improving your coach as I did. Good luck to you in your future endeavors.
Tom Roberts
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