Lazy Days Tampa

Ian Sacks was very professional and would recommend him to everyone.If you go to him tell him Rick Carson sent you.

See Scott Hamilton. He helped me recently, I only have good things to say about him.

Joel Miner, very nice guy low key. Good. Luck

Rod Nichols, was very good to deal with and very knowledgeable.

The Texan wrote:
The "old" Lazy Days with decent sales folks no longer exist. Their reputation has deteriorated to the level of La Mesa and other mega dealers. Good Luck.

Blah, Blah, Blah. Besides myself I can count 5 friends that have bought both new and used coachs in the last two years and have been perfectly satisfied,three of them have bought several units over the years. There are any number of salesman who have been there for many years and speaking as someone who owns a sales business, you cannot stay as large and successful as they have been and be has bad as the habitual complainers make them out to be.

The salesman who I dealt with is now a buyer rather than in sales so I do not have a name for you at this time but when I go to upgrade LD's will be the first place I look.

That was not my experience. I just bought a new coach there and everybody I met there was "decent". This is my second purchase from Lazydays and I would buy there again.

The "old" Lazy Days with decent sales folks no longer exist. Their reputation has deteriorated to the level of La Mesa and other mega dealers. Good Luck.

We have bought 2 units from Joe Rivard (sp?)

In the past there have been many posts about waiting days-weeks to get initial repairs done (manufacture warranty items). People parked and waited. I would make sure repairs are done before signing. As to sales people they change from season to season.