Hey Mr. Mark.........You can park next to my coach anytime.

I would be proud to park next to Mr. Mark.

What ole Ben didn't tell you is he skipped out in the dark of night at ETLC and didn't pay his bill.

I've had the pleasure to meet Mr. Mark twice now. Once in Palm Springs, California and again in Asheville, NC. He's exactly the kind of guy you'd want to park next to. Super nice guy and a wealth of knowledge.

Don't get distracted by the type of coach or the year or make of any coaches. It's the occupants on the inside of that coach that make the difference and not the coach.

Of all the complaints I've ever read on this forum, I don't think I've ever heard someone complain about the rig parked next to them. I've heard plenty of complaints about dogs, children, pets, camp facilities, park operators, park rules, use of cell phones, televisions, radio and alcohol consumption, encroachment, etc. But never about the rigs themselves.

I had a newer Prevost Marathon park next to me last spring in Huntington Beach, the owner was a very nice man that complemented my Winnebago, gave me some good tips on where to camp and such. I hope to meet him again someday.

bullydogs1 wrote:
Actually, MM and the Elegant Lady DID park well, near to me...there was a lake with a bridge between us and he came in and we had to leave the next morning..Fortunately that won't happen this year..we will be spending more time in the same place come April...he even got to meet the dogs, who well approved of him...the circumstances by which we met were hysterical..His is literally the only Prevost I've ever seen a right front slide, that's how I yanked him out of a crowd.

OMGosh, you have the best behaved dogs I've ever seen! Looking forward to seeing you both in April in AL!

The stars must have been lined up perfectly for our first meeting.

MM.

Peralko wrote:
We had the opportunity and pleasure to spend last weekend with Mr. Mark and about 20 other Prevost owners, and to borrow a old advertising phrase from Honda; You meet the nicest people in a Prevost!
Seeing as how so many previously owned Prevosts sell quickly, I believe more RVers are getting to appreciate the solidity and ride of Prevosts. We're getting ours about as soon as we sell our current coach.

Hope our tracks cross again on the future. We want to see your new set of wheels when you get them!

Safe travels.
MM.

PS. Your wife seem to really like the 'how do you catch the polar bear joke'. LOL!

MM.

I wouldn't mind parking next to "Mr.Mark", but I heard the snoring coming from his coach sounds like you're standing outside the old Country Bear Jamboree at Disneyland! :E

Interesting thread, good to read the positive comments.

Reese

Actually, MM and the Elegant Lady DID park well, near to me...there was a lake with a bridge between us and he came in and we had to leave the next morning..Fortunately that won't happen this year..we will be spending more time in the same place come April...he even got to meet the dogs, who well approved of him...the circumstances by which we met were hysterical..His is literally the only Prevost I've ever seen a right front slide, that's how I yanked him out of a crowd.

We had the opportunity and pleasure to spend last weekend with Mr. Mark and about 20 other Prevost owners, and to borrow a old advertising phrase from Honda; You meet the nicest people in a Prevost!
Seeing as how so many previously owned Prevosts sell quickly, I believe more RVers are getting to appreciate the solidity and ride of Prevosts. We're getting ours about as soon as we sell our current coach.

If you are ever in Nashville in the future and you have a non-warranty issue, make a right hand turn and visit Bus for Sale http://www.busforsale.com/home/index.php . Not only will they save you about 1/2 compared to Prevost prices they know these buses better than most of the Prevost techs. Nashville Prevost quoted me just shy of $10,000 to have some front end work done. Bus for Sale did it for about $2800 and I had to go elsewhere to have it aligned about $1000. Great company with a ton of experience in the bus business.