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Met my first PC member….
What a nice surprise when Mr. B came by to say hello. We arrived in Las Cruces, NM, and as we were parking and getting set up, Mr. B comes by to introduce himself.
He remembered reading several threads I posted and I think he recognized the Liberty as I drove up to the RV office.
Thank you Mr. B for stopping by. You are my first PC member to meet and I hope everyone else is as nice and personable as you.
Safe Travels,
MM.
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Mr B??
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Diane,
I didn’t want to say his name as he doesn’t post here a lot but does a lot of reading. If he wants to identify himself, that would be great.
I just wanted to make a point that I met my first PC member. I also realized that this is really a very small group of people and some people like to be anonymous.
Mark
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I’m the illusive Mr. B. I was relaxing in our coach when this beautiful new coach pulled in which I recognized to be Mr. Mark. What a nice guy and the only thing I found wrong is that he was not willing to trade coaches with me (can’t understand why)!!!
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It is going to be more common to find PC members. We are approaching 1700 members now. Not bad for a group that is only 3 years old.
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1700…by Jove, didn’t you hit the 1000 mark last Apr during the Lazy Days rally ? You think there’s enough of us out there to hit 2000 by this Apr. ? Geo.
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I think. Jon mentioned he estimated there were probably around 2k Prevost conversions on the road. So, if that is the case then if PC has 1700 registered users, then if you take out the ‘wannabes’ (like me) the nosey parkers and those who just have an interest in Prevost, that probably leaves in excess of 1000 actual owners. A 50%+ owenership penetration. Not too shabby! Doubt POG or the new boys on the block can hold a candle to those figures. Looking forward to making it 50%+1 in the near future.
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As we continue to grow our collected knowledge for problem solving, locating sources, and sharing information also continues to grow. As a group we can also expect to wield influence to help create programs that benefit us all, such as the fuel discount program.
We really never expected such growth nor as much participation from all Prevost enthusiasts, but as long time Prevost owners Tom and I are glad to see what is happening.
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mr. B we pulled into las cruces saturday evening. We saw you but after we set up, i think you were gone. We pulled out at 5am so we thought not about stopping for coffee!
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Surprized I didn’t see you pull in….We left out at 7am Sun. Might see you another time.
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Well, we are moving right along wasting no time meeting new people who are members of the Prevost Community!
The Motorcoach Country Club in Indio is full of Prevost members!
Tom, Bill, Sid (and Judy), Bernie…. (and two other guys that I didn’t catch their names).
This is what makes all this so much fun, meeting really nice people.
Mark
Tradewinds Coach
Kyle Bennett (Service)
Brian Miller (Sales)
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