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Volume 8, Issue 3
March 2015
EVENT CALENDAR
All events sponsored by
NWCCers unless noted by *
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2015 Calendar
Apr 23-26, Gig Harbor . WA ~
Frank & Dana Suttell w/Al & Ruth
Sorensen.
May 14-17, Flowers in Bloom Rally,
Silver Spurs RV Park, Silverton, OR
~ Vern and Glenda Serex.
Jun 11-14, Stone Ridge Resort,
Blanchard, ID ~ John & Cathy
Lamb.
Jul 16-19, Oregon Coast ~ TBD.
Aug ?????
Sep 17-20, Casey’s on the River, OR
~ Need host(s).
Oct 15-18, Prosser Wine Country,
WA ~ Harris/Becks.
Nov 25-29, Thanksgiving, Hee Hee
Illahee, Salem, OR ~
Dec ~
Dana and I had another quiet month with the highlight
being the Mardi Gras North Rally we had in Puyallup. It
was a small rally, but the people that went had a good
time. The Edingers should have a detailed write-up.
Bruno and Loretta had their daughter, Terry, feed us.
Terry has a degree in the finer art of food preparation and
it showed. Terry did a great job and everyone was
appreciative of her work. Terry, thank you for a job well
done.
Dana and I are gearing up for the Gig Harbor Rally April
23 to 26. It is being held at the Gig Harbor RV Resort. Al
and Ruth Sorensen have volunteered to co-host with us. The registration forms should
be in the newsletter.
Gig Harbor is a small community on a small bay west of Tacoma. It is a very nice area.
It is the home of the Harbor History Museum. This a unique place as it restores
Thunderbird Sailboats. So, what's a
Thunderbird? The Thunderbird class
sailboat was designed in 1958 in Seattle in
response to a request from the Douglas Fir
Plywood Association. Part of the request
was that they could be built by reasonably
skilled amateur woodworkers. There were
more than 1250 built. Last time we were in
Gig Harbor, Vern and I got a tour of the
wood shop where they do the restoration. I
am hoping to set up a similar tour again this
time. Here is short link about the sailboat.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEU2_kwd77k
If you are not interested in sailboats, there is the three-story Christmas and
Beachcomber Gift Shop that is open year round.
Dana has completed the banners and already delivered one of them to the Edingers in
Puyallup. She plans on delivering two at the Rally in Gig Harbor. The Apples want
one. There is one not spoken for.
The Salem Rally is being set up by the Serex's. It will be at the Silver Spur RV Park in
Silverton, Oregon. The dates are May 14 to 16.
See you at the Gig Harbor Rally April 23 to 26.
Frank Suttell, President
Northwest County Coachers
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NEWSLETTER EDITOR NOTES
Hello everyone. Following are preferences for newsletter
submissions:
 Submissions are needed before the end of each
month. If you cannot meet that timeframe, do
inform me and I will wait for you if possible.
 Please submit only .jpeg and .doc or .docx materials.
I might be able to convert .pdf materials, but … ?
 Always include sources for any previously published
materials.
 I will format submissions as appropriate for
positioning in the newsletters. I will edit the
submissions, so please do not send text in a format
that cannot be corrected, e.g., in a picture/jpeg.
 Do send lots of rally pictures and identify them as to
persons and places (if you know them), but do not
identify pictures by inserting
text into the pictures.
Thanks. s/Terry Apple
Country Coach
The new Country Coach Corporation is publishing the
Destinations magazine again and distributes it via e-mail.
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magazine. If you are not receiving the magazine via e-mail
and would like to, send your e-mail address to them and
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Join the NWCCers Yahoo Group
The Yahoo Group is a great way to share
information in a quick manner. There is
considerable conversation about parts, repairs
and general items of interest. This site is even
more popular as we all search for answers about
our Country Coach. It’s fun, informative and
free. Contact Lee Casebeer at
Lcasebeer@gmail.com.
Officer Contact List
Our Board of Directors is ready to help you at any time.
Frank Suttell, President
President@nwccers.org
fdsutt@wavecable.com, 360-876-1197
Rod Robbins, Vice President
Vicepresident@nwccers.org, 206-331-6607
Sibylle Beck, Secretary
Secretary@nwccers.org, 503-399-0636
Dana Suttell, Treasurer
Treasurer@nwccers.org, 360-876-1197
Don Schleuse, National FMCA Director
Nationaldirector@nwccers.org
949-230-0390
Herb Harris, Alt. National FMCA Director
AltNationaldirector@nwccers.org
360-430-3697
Terry Apple*, Newsletter Editor
Newsletter@nwccers.org
awptyper@gmail.com
503-982-0280; Cell 619-318-0318
Lee Casebeer*, Membership Chair
Kris Casebeer*, Assistant Membership Chair
Membership@nwccers.org, 503-807-9936
*denotes non-voting member
Northwest Country Coachers Chapter of FMCA
Chapter Address:
NorthWest Country Coachers
c/o Sibylle Beck
4485 River Road S., Salem, OR 97302
NorthWest Country Coachers web site:
www.nwccers.org
Webmaster: Cathy Lamb2014@gmail.com
Our Yahoo Group:
NW-CC-ers@yahoogroups.com
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2015 Tentative Rally Schedule
At the FMCA rally, we discussed some pre-planning for the rally calendar for 2015. We had
Bob Fite from the Puget Sounders Motor Coach Club as a guest speaker. He explained how
they did their rallies and answered questions. He explained that they put their calendar
together as much as two years in advance. This allowed them to get into places that might
otherwise be booked and gave members a lot of time to plan their travels. They then got
host and co-host who wanted to participate in a particular rally. If there was no host, the
rally would be a no-host rally and members would just plan on the fly.
The following is our current work in progress: Our tentative approach is to schedule the
rally date and locations and, hopefully, the host will volunteer. We have some hosts, but
would like to see co-hosts as well, so don’t be afraid to throw your name in if any of the
locations interest you.
AprilMay-
Gig Harbor, WA April 23-26
Silver Spurs RV Park, Silverton, OR
May 14-17
JuneStoneRidge, Blanchard, ID June 11-14
JulyOregon Coast July 16-19 TBT
August- ?????
SeptCasey's on the River, OR
September 17-20
OctProsser Wine Country, WA October 15-18
NovHee Hee Illahee, Salem, OR November 25-29
DecWe also have scheduled space for the Prosser Balloon Festival for 2016. This will be a corally with the Puget Sounders Motor Coach Club.
We hope this new approach will encourage participation by members to volunteer to host
and co-host and also facilitate planning for members who are putting together their travel
plans for next year. If anyone has a suggestion for a location that they think would make
for a good rally, please let me know.
If you have any interest in hosting or co-hosting please e-mail me at:
rod.robbins@comcast.net
Rod Robbins, VP
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Gig Harbor Plans
The Suttell's and Sorenson's invite you to
join us in Gig Harbor, Washington, for a
relaxed weekend of fun. Some of you came
to this park for Oktoberfest a couple of years
ago and it is worth a return trip. This is a
cozy park just up the hill from the harbor and
all it has to offer, restaurants, shopping, great
views, walking trails, lots of geo caches,
museums and more.
Frank and Vern found a great boat shop
on our last visit and we are working on
setting up a tour for this rally.
The club's charity this year is Spina
Bifida and Frank has been able arrange to
have one of his friends from the shipyard
come and speak with us. Her family has been
living with the realities of this disease and she
will be able to answer any questions we have.
We have 15 sites for this rally and we
booked this one solid the last time, so check
your calendars and sign
up early. We will have a
waiting list on the
chance the park can fit
in a couple more of us.
Hope to see you there!
Due to the generosity of Guarantee RV,
we will have a pizza feed one night as well as
our normal food feasts.
The Online Membership Directory
For additional information on
ways to give, please contact our
Development office at
development@sbaa.org
or 800-621-3141 ext. 11.
You can also donate by check
(made payable to SBA) mailed to:
SBA
PO Box 17427
Thank you to Webmaster Kathy Lamb for
updating our Online Membership Directory.
She added the city & state of our members.
Check it out. The directory is a convenient
way to put faces with names of
our membership. If your picture is
missing or it needs revising, our
newsletters contain information
regarding updating. The Directory
information is case sensitive (i.e.,
some letters must be capitalized) and
password protected. Because our newsletter
is distributed to more than just our members,
the password has been sent to each of you. If
you misplace that information, e-mail Lee at
Lcasebeer@gmail.com and he’ll send it to you
again.
Another item regarding information sharing is
a FaceBook page for Northwest Country
Coachers. Some members already are friends
of that social media. If you are interested, feel
free to “Like” or “Join” the NorthWest Country
Coachers Motor Coach Club Facebook page.
Lee Casebeer
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Resort Website: gigharborrvresort.com
Address: 515 Burnham Drive Northwest
Gig Harbor, WA 98332
Phone: (253) 858-8138
Welcome to Gig Harbor, Washington
April 23-25
Reservation Cutoff is March 23, 2015
The rally masters, Frank and Dana Suttell and Alan and Ruth Sorenson, have reserved 15 sites for
$43.09 per night. E-mail Dana at fdsutt@wavecable.com with any questions.
Please register online at:
NWCCers.org
NWCC Member Registration Fees
First Night’s Stay
Rally Fee
Total
$43.09
$10.00
$53.09
or mail your reservation fee*
($53.09 NWCC members or $63.09
non-members) to:
Non-Member Registration Fees
First Night’s Stay
Rally Fee
Non-Member Fee
Total
$43.09
$10.00
$10.00
$63.09
Dana Suttell, NWCC
3965 Bethel RD SE, Ste 1 Box 32
Port Orchard, WA 98366
*Checks should be made payable
to Northwest Country Coachers.
Pilot and Co-Pilot_____________________________________________________________
Address____________________________________________________________________
Coach Length_____________ Slides_____________ Towing Yes or No __________
Number of People________ Member of NWCC____________ E-mail__________________
Arrival Date_____________ Departure Date______________ Note: We can attempt to book
additional nights for you depending upon if the park is full. Please list the nights you want to
stay_____________________________________________
Cancellations are accepted up to 7 nights before your stay. After that, you will forfeit the First
night’s stay ($43.09) to the park.
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May 14-17, 2015
Silver Spur RV Park
12622 Silverton Rd. NE, Silverton, Oregon 97381
www.SilverSpurRVPark.com
The Silver Spur RV Park is located in the foothills of the Willamette Valley on
the outskirts of the small town of Silverton. Activities in and around the park
are many and varied. It’s a nice clean park and we’ll be there for their
“FLOWERS IN BLOOM” getaway. The park fee is $35 per night, payable to
our treasurer, Dana Suttell. For an additional fee of $45.00 per person, 2
breakfasts, 2 dinners, and 2 Happy Hours will be provided by the Park and a
group of local merchants. (No cooking for the entire weekend!) Several
small gift shops, antique stores and a yarn shop, nearby wineries and a local
brewery might appeal to some, while others will enjoy the challenge of hiking
the Waterfall Trail in Silver Falls Park.
The Oregon Garden (www.oregongarden.org) is having a special event on
Saturday, May 16 (http://mustseeor.com), that looks interesting.
The Gordon House, a Frank Lloyd Wright Home, is open for tours for a fee.
Outdoor/hiking folks will love Silver Falls State Park (maybe some “caches”
in the park?) (www.everytrail.com/best/hiking-silver-falls-state-park) with
a (seven-mile or shorter) hike around the falls at a time when the falls should
be in full roar. We can carpool to have cars at each end & save the return
hike.
Mt. Angel Abbey—Museum http://benedictinebrewery.com/
There are a couple of outstanding nurseries nearby if you want to add to
your summer garden. Fessler’s is known for spectacular hanging baskets!
Fessler Nursery (www.fesslernursery.com) & Conifer Kingdom
(www.coniferkingdom.com)
Der Glockenspiel (http://www.glockenspielrestaurant.net) is a
great place to have authentic German food for lunch as you are
out and about.
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May 14-17, 2015
Silver Spur RV Park
12622 Silverton Rd. NE, Silverton, Oregon 97381
www.SilverSpurRVPark.com
REGISTRATION
Deadline for registration is April 1, 2015
Please fill out the form and include the Park Fee of $35.00 per night and the rally fee of
$50 per person which includes Thursday’s soup and salad dinner, 2 Breakfasts, 2 Dinners
and 2 Happy Hours (hosted by the Park and local merchants). All fees are to be paid
through NWCCers.
Checks should be made payable to NWCC and sent to Dana Suttell, 3965 Bethel Rd,
Suite 2, PMB32, Port Orchard, Oregon 98366 or register on-line using PayPal.
Pilot_________________________
CoPilot_____________________
Address___________________________________________________
Phone_________________ E-mail_________________________
Coach Length_______ Slides_____ Towing? Y/N
Number of People_____________ Pets____________
Member of NWCC? Y/N
Member of FMCA? Y/N
Arrival date________________ Departure date___________________
CONTACT: Glenda @ (503)-580-5590 or Vern @ (503)-580-9401 or
e-mail: glendaserex@gmail.com
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All of us that attended the recent MGN rally want to share a special
thank you to Bruna and Loretta Edinger and their daughter Terry Stone for a
wonderful weekend. Terry is an accomplished chef and catered the whole
weekend for us. The food was incredible and we were all very pampered from the
start. Bruno and Loretta attended MGN last winter and by default (ask them the story) got
the king cake baby and were told they got the privilege of planning this event. Being the
typical NWCC members they jumped in and put on a wonderful rally. Loretta told us she
wanted to make sure we all came back next year and I am sure we will. Great company,
wonderful food, and weather you could not beat made for a great event. Thank you again for
a really wonderful rally. Frank and Dana Suttell
Meet and Greet
Meet and Greet
Baked Potato Bar
with trimmings
Down Time
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returns to Coos Bay for the next Northwest FMCA Rally there. [Excerpted from a
submission by Michele Huffman.]
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Looks like we are all doing our part to keep the state’s
coffers full! Herb
Outdoor recreation brings big
dollars to Washington
February 2, 2015 in Campground News
ISSAQUAH, Wash. — Outdoor recreation generates $21.6 billion a year in spending on trips and equipment in Washington state, a new study prepared for the Legislature shows, according to SnoValley Star.
Washingtonians spend an average of 56 days a year in some form of outdoor recreation, SnoValley Star
reported. Earth Economics, did the research for the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office at the direction of the Legislature.
SnoValley Star reported on the highlights:
· $21.6 billion is spent every year on outdoor recreation trips and equipment on both public and private land in Washington.
· Nearly 200,000 jobs are supported by outdoor recreation
· $10.4 billion is spent on sightseeing and nature activities, including $7 billion on wildlife watching
and photography.
· $8 billion is spent on activities around water, including fishing, boating, swimming and diving.
· Out-of-state visitors play an important role — accounting for 12 percent of recreation days, but 27
percent of dollars spent on outdoor recreation.
To read the full story by SnoValley Star: http://snovalleystar.com/2015/01/31/outdoor-recreationbrings-big-dollars-to-state
?????? Do we have your photograph ?????? If you have a favorite close-up photo you would
like used, you can easily send it to us via our
Don’t let this happen to you!!
chapter web site. You will find a link on the
left side of our home page or use this direct link
NWCCers Photo
http://nwccers.org/Members/photoupdate.htm.
Directory is now
online !! Thank you You can also find someone with a camera at a
chapter function to capture your smiles for the
Cathy Lamb !!
directory.
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Arizona Happy Hours
Last August at FMCA Rally in Redmond, four NWCC
couples made plans to meet in Arizona in February
2015. On the first Tuesday in February, that plan
came to fruition in El Mirage, Arizona. El Mirage is a
small suburb in Northwest Phoenix. One interesting
fact about this resort is that it is directly in the
flight path of Luke Air Force Base where every
morning our “Boys in Blue”, in their F-16 fighter jets,
would roar over our coaches. Some park residents
felt the jet noise was irritating, but most thought it
was the sound of freedom. Vern & Lee were both in
the Air Force so the sights & sounds of the military
overhead brought back fond memories.
desert. It was fun catching up on everybody’s
experiences since our last meetings. Plus, the bonus
was getting acquainted with Mary & Dick Svith for
the first time.
Continuing the main story, Michele & Denny Huffman,
Barb & Don Shleuse, Barb & Bill Holmes, and Kris &
Lee Casebeer came from four different directions
for a one-week stay. Unknown to us, there were two
other NWCC couples staying in the resort. Sharon &
Vern Kondra are regular long-term residents of the
park each winter. Dick & Mary Svinth were staying at
the park for a month before moving on to Tucson.
With six NWCCers in one spot, a plan was made for a
Happy Hour Social one evening. As usual, with our
coach group, there was plenty of good food &
conversation filling the evening air in the Arizona
www.organstoppizza.com. On Saturday evening, we
During the evening’s conversation, Barb Schleuse
suggested going to an attraction for Saturday night.
The Organ Stop Pizza Parlor is in Mesa on the
southeast side of the Phoenix area. The Pizza Parlor
boasts the largest Wurlitzer Pipe Organ in the
World. It has 23 sets of pipes and a large
assortment of other wind-powered instruments. For
more detail on this amazing attraction, go to
car pooled the 25 miles (one way) to have pizza, more
conversation and enjoy the sounds from an amazing
musical instrument. Wish you all could have been
there. If you are ever in the Phoenix area, it is
worth the trip to Mesa to hear the enjoyable music
generated by the enormously large pipe Organ. The
music was enjoyed by All !
Submitted by Lee Casebeer
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This fire happened while the coach was moving and burned rapidly – it
illustrates just how important it is to get out of a coach quickly if a fire starts.
motorhome catches fire in East Oakland
By Harry Harris hharris@bayareanewsgroup.com
Posted: 02/11/2015 01:04:03 PM PST
OAKLAND -- A 63-year-old man suffered severe burns when the motorhome he was driving erupted
into flames Wednesday afternoon on Hegenberger Road near the O.co Coliseum, fire officials said.
Authorities said the driver, whose name was not released, suffered burns over 80 percent of his body and
was on fire when he was pulled from the inferno by three good Samaritans.
They dragged him to safety and put out the flames
on his clothing and body, staying by his side until
authorities arrived. One of the men had his
sweater burned and another was covered with
soot, police said. None of them were injured.
Police did not immediately identify them.
"They risked their lives to save his," Sgt. Dom
Arotzarena said.
The driver was the only person inside the 36-footlong vehicle when it burst into flames about 12:25
p.m. Wednesday in the northbound lanes of
Hegenberger Road at Hawley Street. The fire,
which sent thick plumes of smoke over a wide
area, was brought under control by 18 firefighters
in about 10 minutes.
A man was severely burned Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2015 when his
motorhome burst into flames while he was driving near the O.co
Coliseum in Oakland, Calif. (Harry Harris/Bay Area News Group)
The cause is still under investigation, but
firefighters were hampered by exploding propane
tanks inside the vehicle, Battalion Chief Erik
Logan said. No firefighters were injured.
The fire gutted the motorhome, and damage was
estimated at more than $30,000.
Police shut down the northbound lanes of Hegenberger, from the top of the San Leandro Street overpass
to Hamilton Street, for more than an hour after the blaze.
The driver was initially taken to an Oakland hospital but was to be transferred to a burn center in San
Francisco, officials said.
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NWCCers Directory for CC Service and Parts
The following companies have been submitted to this directory by our club members. They have been found to be
knowledgeable and helpful about Country Coaches. Most of these companies offer services locally (unless noted otherwise)
but in many cases have provided technical assistance over the phone. If you need service or technical assistance call one of
these companies to get started. ** Offers NWCCer Discount
Company
Contact
Service
Amazing Creations
Scott Adams
93150 B Prairie Rd
Junction City, OR
541-556-0501
Custom cabinets, flooring and general
remodeling/upgrades
Amazingcreations1@yahoo.com
Bend RV Repair
Jeff Spear
62980 Boyd Acres Rd. Unit A-2
Bend, Oregon 97701, 541-388-5448
Complete RV Repair
www.bendrvrepair.com
Referred: Lee Casebeer & Tom Lowery
Brazel’s Performance
Alan Sanders
3912 Harrison Avenue, Centralia, WA 98531
877-786-1576
Referred by Russell Warren
Alignment, suspension, maintenance,
dynamometer, electrical & mechanical
repairs shop—50-amp sites and dump
www.brazelsrv.com
Coach Masters of Bend
Blake
29525 Brandis Ct., Bend, OR 97701
541-330-6863
Parts, Service, Repair
Coachmasters@bendcable.com
Coach Solutions
3451 Kendra St, Eugene, OR 97404
541-514-9000
Brian Van de Walker
House and Chassis Electrical; Audio/
Video, including RTI Remotes. Local
service & Fly-in Anywhere USA
Country Coach Corporation
(2011)**
135 East First Street
Junction City, Oregon 97448
541-234-2167
Service Center
www.countrycoach.com/coach-servicecenter/
CC Apparel: http://
countrycoachwearables.promoshop.com
Doug Beaudry, Service Manager
Ask about service discounts for NWCCers
Dave Root RV Glass Repair
Dave Root, Bend, OR
541-280-3612
Reseals, Thermo-Pane windows, all RV
side windows
www.daverootrvglassrepair.com/
Davis Cabinets
150 E 10th Ave., Junction City, OR 97448
541-998-8778, Shaun Davis
Interior upgrades, cabinetry, window
shades
www.daviscabinets.com
Guaranty RV Center **
So Hwy 99, Junction City, OR
877-463-0067
NWCCers exclusive sales dealer
NWCCer $25 discount on retail service
Service, Parts, Body Shop and RV Sales
www.guarantyrv.com
JDRV Inc
John Davis
LaPine, OR 541-306-6473
Service and Repairs
Kaiser Brake and Alignment
265 Taylor St., Eugene, OR 97402
541-344-5887
Alignment, brakes, tires
K&M Mobile R.V. Repair LLC
Kevin Waite (Former Country Coach Service
Tech. & Owner)
95430 Noraton Rd., Junction City, OR 97448
541-953-6162 (Cell)
Mobile Repairs, Technical Support
Country Coach Parts
kvn.wt.7629@gmail.com
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Company
Contact
Service
Kustom Coach Works
Bobby Vodden
PO Box 395, Halsey, OR 97348
541-501-3371
Custom audio/video installations
KustomCoachWorks@yahoo.com
Ollie’s Fiberglass
Lynnwood, WA 425-776-6040
Fiberglass repairs
Oregon Motorcoach Center ** 29417 Airport Rd, Eugene, OR 97402
541-762-1505
Effective 01/03/2012: Current NWCCers
Badge gets 10% discount on Parts.*
Bob Lee, Founder of OMC and NWCCer
Honorary Lifetime Member
Premier RV Services
Gary - 541-554-3997
Office: 541-998-2640
325 E First Ave, Junction City, OR 97448
*Present your NWCCer badge for discount.
You will need verification that your club dues
are current.
Interior restoration, modifications, remodel,
service and parts
Fax: 541-762-1509
www.oregonmotorcoachcenter.com
Sales - Service - Storage
premierrvstorage@gmail.com
Referred by: Brian & Kay Case, Bend
RCV Custom Coach Service
Mobile RV Service and Upgrades
POB 41779, Eugene, OR 97404
Bob Vinson, Owner, Phone 541-870-6233
Referred By Herb Harris and Cathy Lamb
Quality Solutions Brought to You
Fax 541-359-1962
www.rcvcustomcoach.com
bob@rcvcustomcoach.com
RV Glass Solutions
Eugene, OR 888-777-6778
Doug Rutherford – former CC Service
Manager
www.RVGlassExperts.com
Windshield replacement, glass and windows.
Many CC windshields in stock.
Call for a referral in your area.
Salem Brake and Wheel Inc.
1235 12th Street SE, Salem, OR 97302
Kevin Smith, 503-581-3214
Alignment, Wheel Balance, Chassis Repair,
Complete Brake Svc, Complete Service, Gas/
Diesel Repair and More
Silverleaf Electronics
2472 SW Ferry St., Albany, OR 97322.
888-741-0259, 541-220-5494
Total Coach Monitoring System, Vehicle
Monitoring System
www.silverleafelectronics.com
Specialty Crate, Inc
Logistics Division
41 North Danebo Ave.
Eugene, OR 97402
Randy Stout 541-689-8840
Country Coach parts – chassis, body and
house.
Splendide (Westland Sales)
15650 SE 102nd Ave., Clackamas, OR 97015
Washing machine repairs
Specialty Marine and RV
20781 Olmstead Road NE
Aurora, OR 97002
503-678-6595 503-678-6501
Diesel-powered coaches only
Custom Accessories, Installations, Repairs and
Services
Superior Tire Service
33960 Old Willamette Hwy
Eugene, OR 97405 541-744-2000
Referred by Don Schleuse
Participants in the FMCA Michelin
Advantage Program
Ground Hog Day
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Watson Diesel Repair LLC
PO Box 2478
Shelton, WA 98584
(360) 426-5255
watsondieselrepair.com
Services and repairs all diesel engines primarily big rig trucks but also works on
coaches.
Do you have experience with anyone else who offers CC expertise and assistance that has helped you in a pinch?
Send us their information and we’ll add them to our list. newsletter@nwccers.org
Rev. 02/02/2015
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