From: Kathy M
Re:Motorhome Construction

Dear Gulf Stream,

This is a note to say thank you for building such a strong and well-built Motor Home.

Our story goes like this; Six Fl Sun Gators arrived at Stone Mountain Ga. Campground August 4, 2006. We all got set up and everything was great until after supper. We were in our coach watching it rain and then around 6:40 pm a wind shear (straight wind) ripped through the campground. Wind was estimated around 85 to 100 mph. The campground lost hundreds of trees and unfortunately one about 80ft tall fell on our coach. The tree fell approximately 10 to 12 feet before crashing into the center of the back end of us. We ended up with a crack in the roof and a crushed intake for the engine and a small crack next to the back-up camera. The Fifth wheel one space down from us did not fare so well or did the coach across from them. Marty and I never want to experience any thing like that ever again but if we ever do, we sure will feel safer in our well built Gulfstream.

By the way Marty took his handy dandy patch kit (in case of an emergency) put a temporary patch on the roof and away we went and continued with the rest of our vacation.

Just a note about Stone Mountain, they put us up in a 5 star motel for free and when we got our credit card statement they had credited us one night of camping. They couldn’t do enough for us.
 

From: John M
Re: Gulf Stream Cruiser 5250

Dear Mr. Shea:

We have just returned from a long trip – Florida to Alaska to Florida – in our new Gulf Stream Cruiser 5250. We took delivery 2/10/06 at Sun Coast RV in Winter Garden, FL (Leon Stroud – super guy).

Other than some minor problems (fridge, TV, etc) all quickly corrected by Sun Coast; I am happy – ecstatic- to report “no problems in 12,540 miles – 12 weeks – across the US and Canada.

As an experienced RVer – 8 years with a ’98 Chinook – 112,000 miles – I have come to expect problem on the road so this trip was a most pleasant surprise.

My sincere congratulations to your team.

Sincerely,
John M

From: Ernest and Sue Kyle
Re: Conquest Supreme 26 FRBW

"We had a 24 foot Terry fifth wheel and were looking to get a newer model. A friend of ours was in Charleston, Wv. and stopped at Elkins on her way back and saw this one and told me about it. When my wife got home, I said lets take a trip to Elkins. We looked at this one, a Nomad, and a 2005 Pilgrim. This one was the one that we fell in love with just as soon as we stepped inside. The craftmanship is just great and it looks a lot bigger inside than any other that we looked at. Thank you for making such a great camper. And, YES, I would buy another one.

From: Kathy C. - Pataskala, OH.
Re: Limited Edition Conquest

"We have had it a year. We absolutely love it. The cabinets and carpets are class A in my book. We have had many people look at our camper and three of them have purchased Gulf Stream's. I am pleased to let you know that if we purchase another camper it will certainly be a Gulf Stream!!!"

From: Bob and Lee Ann D. - Birmingham AL.
Re: 2001 Conquest Motor Home

"We purchased our first motor home , a 2001 Conquest on July 2 from Camper Country in Muscle Shoals, Alabama.  We have been looking for about 5 years and have been to many dealers."

From: Roger P. - Okalahoma City, OK.
Re: Scenic Cruiser

"Sitting back and thinking about our past trip to Central America with our motorhome, I think this letter should be written to the CEO of a company that built our motorhome and thanking him for the comfort and peace of mind that he provided.

First I need to start at the beginning of the trip.  On January 9 of this year we left McCallen TX. on a 70 day trip to the Panama Canal.  The trip was on some of the worst roads that could be found, potholes so large a complete stop was made to cross them , over roads in the Honduras that Hurricane Mitch destroyed, some days only 30 mph and maybe 100 miles could be traveled.  Every day travel was different.  Some days with narrow mountainous roads and heavy truck traffic to days with flat low lands with Ox carts and narrow streets in small villages.  The total trip was 7000 miles.  All in all the motorhome took a beating. 

My motorhome is a Scenic Cruiser 8341, 1996 with a Ford Chassis.  With a total of 9 RV's on the trip, mine was the only one that survived with just a superficial scratch.  All the cabinets, doors and framing are as they were when new.  The slide never failed and still no rattles anywhere.  I am very pleased with the coach and plan on buying another soon.

Also this is my second Gulf Stream, the other being a 1990 27' Sun Clipper which I drove to Alaska on a 10000 mile journey and it also survived without any trouble.  If you ever needed a testimonial for your company, I am your man.  Also I will add that I have owned a total of four motorhomes.  My next purchase definitely will be a Gulf Stream"