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Roadtrek Partners with
California’s Mike Thompson’s RV
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Mike Thompson's owner Frank De Gelas and staff, and Roadtrek President Jim Hammill
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Kitchener, Ontario, CANADA – Roadtrek Motorhomes said on Feb. 22, 2010 that it is excited to announce that Mike Thompson’s RV Super Stores has signed with Roadtrek to sell and service its number one selling class B motorhomes. Mike Thompson’s is one of the largest and financially strongest dealers in the U.S. Roadtreks will be sold at all of its four southern California locations: Santa Fe Springs, Fountain Valley, Colton and Cathedral City. |
“Mike Thompson’s is a perfect fit for Roadtrek,” stated Roadtrek chairman Jeff Hanemaayer. “Like us they’ve been around for almost 40 years. They offer award winning customer service from great service and parts facilities achieving a Customer Service Index of 97%. We couldn’t be happier having them there to take care of the many current and new Roadtrek owners in the largest class B market,” continued Hanemaayer.
Their professionalism and enthusiasm for the business has been obvious in all our dealings from the start,” noted Roadtrek President Jim Hammill. “Their reputation in the industry gives us great comfort that we are teaming up with the best.”
Mike Thompson's RV Superstores is already the #1 RV Dealer in California and with great product lines. Roadtrek gives us the opportunity for significant incremental sales by helping us enter the Class B Van Motorhome market with the industry leader in market share, quality and CSI.” said Mike Thompson’s owner Frank De Gelas. “We are very impressed with the Roadtrek manufacturing facilities, their product and their people.”
2010 Roadtrek SS-Ideal motorhome
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Roadtrek Motorhomes Inc. is a proud and successful member within its community. It manufactures the #1 selling class B motorhomes in North America (since 1990). For other information, visit www.roadtrek.com/PR or call 888-ROADTREK (762-3873) or sales@roadtrek.com.. |
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| Re: Roadtrek SS-Ideal motorhome | Al C | Yes you are right Gypsie about the twin beds it would be nicer. We were looking also at the Agile but like you said it's nicer to look outside then to look at the gally. I am with you all the way on that. |
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As for the SS.Agile they have twin beds BUT the stove and sink is on the wrong side. It's much nicer to have both of them on the side of the awning and still talk with your friends. Looking at my neighbor does not interest me.
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| Re: Roadtrek 190 class B motorhome | Happy Hiker | We just bought a 190 Popular. Any suggestions about how to maximize the storage space? Never had an rv before so we are looking for ideas and suggestions from the road warriors out there. My husband and I are used to traveling light. Thanks!! |
| Re: Roadtrek 170 class B motorhome | Danielle | I am debating between 170 and 190.
Want something small double bed with the comfort of home. Fuel efficiancy. Only 2 people I have read about pleasure way...any comment about them?. Thank you |
| Re: Roadtrek 170 class B motorhome | Dave R | Purchased 97/170 in 2006 with 112,000 mi 180,000 km now has 132,500 mi212,000 km no major problems. Great to travel in we were rear ended in Montreal and pushed into an 18-wheeler with no personal injuries and the RT survived well .Reccommend one strongly. |
| Re: Roadtrek SS-Ideal motorhome | Mountain Mama | on the Roadtrek SS Ideal, I heard that the back doors open and there is a slide out. Is the slide out made from metal, or is it like a pop out camper out of tent material? Does anyone have one and how do you like it? We are going to retire and buy a class B motorhome and have been looking at the Roadtrek and Leisure Vans Free Flight. Thanks! Mountain Mama |
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I have a 1994 Class B 190. I am looking for an airconditioner that will fit in the space that I have (13 1/8" high and 21" wide. Do you know where I can get a 10,000 BTU a/c to fit this size?
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Dave Cortese |
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