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I think that a friendly invite to come see us at a rally would probably be better received than "would you like to be a sponsor? (i.e. give money).
The Pahrump rally might be closer for the Coburg guys, but it might more impress them to actually invite them to all three upcoming rallies. This might give them a broader picture of POG and it's happenings ...
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Ray,
Unless I'm mistaken, they were invited to Branson without any strings and I initiated the invite to Kerrville, turned over to Skiffer, again with no strings attached.
Skiffer can better answer this...
Bruce,
Sat hello to Phil for me when you take delivery of your coach. Phil has been very helpful in providing me with the original layout drawings of my coach. Additionally, Phil was extremely cordial and polite. He may remember me as he showed my wife and I one of their new coaches on August 3rd while Pat was trying to evict me from the maintenance shop. Go figure?
Really have enjoyed doing business with Phil. I will pass along your kind words. Don't you think that Phil would be interested in POG?Quote:
Originally Posted by jimshoen
If I am not mistaken, didn't Marathon bring a coach to Branson and had one of their sales guys from Grand Prairie there?
No Marathon at Branson, but they brought two coaches over to the mini rally at PSL ORA, a three slide H3 and an XL with 2 slides.
The H3 was very nice, and we were treated well by the rep.
Marathon did have a coach at Branson. The salesman had to leave early as a customer said if you get that bus to me now I will buy it, so he took off like a Ghost!
His name is Chad Dupuis, from Grand Prairie Texas, Very nice young man. Not yet like the typical salesman.
Chad said he was going to Branson with a coach last year. I even think they posted it on their site when he did. He also sold us our Royale when he worked for Buddy Gregg.
Yes, the Marathon guy at Branson was Chad Duplantis I think but I can't remember what the coach looked like. Nice guy.