Country Coach

Gary congrats on the sale. Are you going to down size? I thought I remember you looking at a smaller unit. We only have had our CC for a year but really like it.

mike brez wrote:
Gary congrats on the sale. Are you going to down size? I thought I remember you looking at a smaller unit. We only have had our CC for a year but really like it.

We still liked out Allure...problem is I got to feeble to drive it!:E

Might downsize??...or might give it up and get a station wagon to haul our gear in and motel it....who knows?

You've been a great spokesperson for CCs, Sully.

If I had it to do all over again, I think a CC would be the coach of choice . . . Magna maybe? or an older Concept.

Sully, sorry you had to give it up. We know the feeling, it was sad when we left the Affinity on the lot--she had been good to us. Doesn't help we've been without the new coach for a month and a half getting it zero'ed out at Prevost and Marathon. Going up to Ft Worth Wednesday; hopefully it will be ready.

Sully
Sorry to see you leave the CC family but it is good to know when it is time to hang it up, a hard thing to do.
JR

I'm still getting over not seeing your sombrero hat picture. And now you tell report the CC is moving on. Please give me time to adjust to these things...

And yes, sorry to see your CC move on - but a bit of your character will go with it...

And Sully - You were instrumental in our decision to add CC onto our short list. I finally decided to go look at a few units, to see what you were talking about as far as build quality. After those inspections, they were solid on our short list. And what we're enjoying today!!

Look forward to your next chapter:)!
Smitty

Sully, I hope that all your CC and RV memories bring happiness and that your health improves.

Enjoyed all of your input over the years.

Mark

Congrats on the sale. It sounds like a bittersweet day. I hope you enjoy the next phase as much as you have this one.

One of my saddest days was watching the new owner drive out of our driveway in MY Country Coach. I feel your pain.

Always appreciated your enthusiasm.

That's how I felt years ago selling our boat and getting out of boating. Our family dog Trever stood is the driveway between the boat and its new owner pick up truck, not wanting to move to let the boat go. I had to go pick him up to move him away! It was sad to see the lifestyle go so I feel your pain Sully.