Ron, do you have new storage locations for these images that are missing?

Thanks so much, Y'all! 

I knew it couldn't be a huge deal, because I never hear about it here, but I also knew the best answer would come by polling those who are "in the trenches" with the units day by day.

 

None of you who've signed up are based in the Portland, Oregon area, but are any of you there currently, or going to be there soon?  There's a lovely person there interested in a walk-through of a Phoenix Cruiser.

I had a question recently about stabilizers and "rear end sag".  I know that some of you have installed stabilizers for sway, but does a potential Phoenix owner need a stabilizer for rear end sag? 

Advice appreciated.

I don't mind that you do them and link to your own blog. It's not as if the entirety of your posting consists of external links.   Nice project!

Very nice!

Thanks so much, Guys!  Judi shall I e-mail you her phone numbers, or do you want me to call her and give her your e-mail address?

Still working on getting this set up.  You wouldn't believe how crazy busy it's been around here!  But busy is good! 

I have a lady in Punta Gorda, FL who is interested in a 2552 and would love to see a Phoenix in person.  Is there anyone who can show her a unit?

love it!

Ron, I don't think I caught any pictures before of the new dinette seating.  I love the contrast in texture and pattern/color.  Great job!

I use felt ones outside for various things and they do hold up quite well.  I think they dampen (or nullify) the noise very well also, in addition to just protecting the surface from the physical impact.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=IBXyFerJCMk

Here's a video walkthrough of one that's just come in.

Picking Up their 2552!

I have photos too...photos of the happy couple picking up their new baby!  It's BEAUTIFUL!  I may post later if they don't mind.

Thanks. I don't know if it will make a difference in sales, because Stuart's ads were very successful, but it should definitely stop me from getting nasty e-mails like the one I got a few days ago over the "probably" typo.  It just goes to show you that no matter what you think you know, there's always something to be learned from someone who knows more. He definitely knew/knows his market.