Winnebago Going Exclusively Freightliner

Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp. (FCCC) has entered into a three-year exclusivity agreement with Winnebago Industries Inc.

Under the exclusivity agreement, FCCC’s XCS straight rail and XCL lowered rail will be offered as standard for the Winnebago Journey and Journey Express, Winnebago Tour, Itasca Meridian, Itasca Meridian V Class and Itasca Ellipse rear diesel-pusher motorhomes, according to a news release.

“We are pleased to have signed this exclusivity agreement with Winnebago Industries, continuing FCCC’s long-standing relationship with them,” said Jonathan Randall, director of sales and marketing for FCCC. “This partnership enables FCCC to continue to offer Winnebago and Itasca customers an opportunity to experience performance and customer support only FCCC can provide.”

Bill O’Leary, vice president of product development for Winnebago Industries, said the partnership with FCCC will allow for substantial business growth.

“Our agreement is mutually beneficial,” O’Leary said. “We use FCCC exclusively for our rear diesel pusher chassis based on three key elements: innovative design; reliability; and after sales support. Plus, our agreement with FCCC is an integral part of our growth strategy moving forward.”

For more information about the FCCC XCL and XCS chassis, and all FCCC products, visit the company website at www.freightlinerchassis.com. For more information about Winnebago Industries’ motorhomes, visit the company website at www.winnebagoind.com.

Freightliner Launches New Company Website

Continuing its “Driven by You” promise to customers, Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp. (FCCC) today (June  22) launched its new company website, www.freightlinerchassis.com.

With enhanced site navigation and advanced functionality, the new FCCC website boasts a “user-friendly” experience, allowing visitors to easily find FCCC products, information and news that are most important to them, according to a news release.

The revamped website features a more cohesive design and functionality. Each market segment – motorhome, walk-in van, commercial bus and school bus – has its own web pages, so that all product and dealer information is housed within the relevant location on the site. Visitors can easily navigate from one market to another without backtracking to the home page by using the navigation bar at the bottom of each page.

Customers also now have the ability to view each FCCC chassis in greater detail as well as its specific features and benefits, and a rotating image feature at the top of each page brings a dynamic visual element to the website. Downloadable product information also is available.

“A company’s website serves as an extension of its business, and in some instances, the introduction of the company to customers,” said Jonathan Randall, director of sales and marketing at Gaffney, S.C.-based FCCC. “That’s why we improved our website to more accurately embody our ‘Driven by You’ philosophy. The enhanced site serves as a resource for customers to quickly access information they need to efficiently conduct or better enjoy their business. The website now has all information about our company – whether it’s about products, dealers, service centers, news or unique programs.”

Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp. is a subsidiary of Daimler Trucks North America LLC, a Daimler company.

RVBusiness Launches 3rd Top 50 Dealer Awards

RVBusiness magazine is launching the Third Annual RVBusiness Top 50 Dealer Awards — a quality-focused program that sets the bar for best business practices in the RV industry. A gala reception and dinner at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas will announce the winners Oct. 6 during the annual RV Dealers International Convention/Expo.

This year, RVBusiness expanded the awards to include recreational park model manufacturers, reflecting how significant their contributions have become in a rapidly changing marketplace. The awards name 10 Blue Ribbon retailers, and one organization receives the Dave Altman Award, the equivalent of RVBusiness’ “Lifetime Achievement Award.”

RV manufacturers nominate the best and most professional dealers for aftermarket parts stores, sales lots, service work, F&I departments and personnel matters in addition to civic and charitable contributions. Affinity Group Inc. (AGI), the parent company of RVBusiness and the nation’s largest provider of outdoor clubs, services, media and events to the North American RV and outdoor enthusiast market, then invites nominated dealers to submit applications. Applications are independently reviewed by a panel of industry experts, none of whom are directly associated with RVBusiness or Affinity.

RVBusiness recognizes the Top 50 award winners in the October edition, on RVBUSINESS.com, and in dealers’ local and regional newspapers. Winners also receive RVBT50 window decals, rights to use the RVBT50 logo in their advertising, plus exposure to millions of active RV enthusiasts in the pages — and on the websites — of Affinity’s RV-focused consumer magazines, including Trailer Life, MotorHome, Highways, Coast to Coast and Camping Life.

Supporting the RVBusiness Top 50 Dealer Awards this year are the following “Leadership Alliance” sponsors: ADP Lightspeed, Bank of the West, Blue Ox, Cummins Onan RV Generators, Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp., RV America Insurance, RV Trader Online and Protective.

“We felt that the pursuit of professionalism and top-notch consumer care finds an even more receptive ear this year than it did during the dregs of the recession, and the Dealer Awards sets the bar for best business practices,” said RVBusiness magazine Publisher Sherman Goldenberg. “Looking around at the state of the industry, we realize just how much we have to be thankful for. The current upbeat atmosphere within the commercial sector beats the heck out of where we all were at this time last year.”

RVBusiness previously announced special celebrity guest, conservative Republican columnist and bestselling author, Ann Coulter, as the keynote speaker during the award ceremony. Coulter will talk about a variety of hot political topics including the “Tea Party” movement and related conservative themes.

The Con/Expo is sponsored by the U.S. Recreation Vehicle Dealer Association (RVDA) and the Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association of Canada (RVDA Canada). Tickets for the dinner are $139 ($119 for RVDA members, Con/Expo exhibitors and Top 50 dealer guests), and are available at the convention or at RVBusiness.com.

About the Top 50 RV Dealers Program:

The program’s purpose is to showcase credible role models and establish best business practices benchmarks at the retail level of the RV industry in terms of staff training, performing warranty and service work, managing aftermarket stores, superior consumer care and being good citizens of their respective communities. The dealerships were selected among those nominated as the best by the nation’s RV manufacturers. The program was founded and coordinated by RVBusiness magazine with additional support provided by the Leadership Alliance.

About Affinity:

Affinity, www.affinitygroup.com, is the nation’s largest provider of outdoor clubs, services, media and events that service the safety, security, comfort and convenience needs of the North American recreational vehicle (RV) and outdoor enthusiast market. By providing information, insights, and resources, the company champions the fun, freedom, and adventure of recreation in motion. The company works to enhance its customers’ recreational experiences and build the communities that share and promote their fun and adventurous lifestyles.

Coulter Headlines Annual RVB Dealer Awards

On the premise that the pursuit of professionalism and top-notch consumer care may find an even more receptive ear as the recession lifts, RVBusiness magazine is moving ahead with its 3rd Annual RVBusiness Top 50 Dealer Awards — a quality-focused program culminating Oct. 6 at an upbeat reception and dinner at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas during the annual RV Dealers International Convention/Expo.

“While we realize that recognizing 50 U.S. and Canadian recreational vehicle dealerships above all the rest is a tough and highly subjective matter,” says RVBusiness Publisher Sherman Goldenberg, “we feel that the process of nominating, selecting, honoring and promoting those who generally do the best they can throughout North America is in itself a worthy exercise that brings to the forefront the quality themes outlined by the Go RVing Coalition’s Committee on Excellence.”

North American RV manufacturers have already completed their nominations for this year’s awards by forwarding the names of their best and most professional dealers with regard to aftermarket parts stores, sales lots, service work, F&I departments and personnel matters in addition to civic and charitable aspects.

“One key change for 2010,” said Goldenberg, “is that RVBusiness is expanding its program to include recreational park model manufacturers, realizing just how significant their contributions have become in a rapidly changing marketplace. Although their businesses haven’t fully recovered from the recession yet, the accommodations sector of the RV park and campground arena has been shifting somewhat to more destination-style cabins and lodges at parks throughout the U.S. and Canada. So, we thought it was time to include them.”

Nominated dealers are invited to submit applications by mid-July to BJ Thompson Associates, a northern Indiana agency that oversees an independent review of those applications by a panel of industry “experts,” none of whom are directly associated with RV Business or its parent company, Affinity Group Inc. (AGI).

Multi-store operations are again limited to one award, regardless of how many outlets they have, and the Top 50 dealers will not be ranked, although ten Blue Ribbon retailers will be named and one individual will be singled out for the Dave Altman Award, the equivalent of RVB’s “Lifetime Achievement Award.”

In addition to the recognition offered at the October dinner during this year’s RV Dealers International Con/Expo, sponsored by the U.S. Recreation Vehicle Dealer Association (RVDA) and the Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association of Canada (RVDA Canada), those selections ultimately will be announced in the pages of RVBusiness and on RVBUSINESS.com, both of which are owned by Affinity Group Inc.

Again this year, RVBusiness has invited a special celebrity guest to dinner to provide some thought-provoking table talk: Conservative Republican columnist Ann Coulter. An author of seven New York Times bestsellers, including “Guilty: Liberal Victims and Their Assault on America” (January 2009) and “If Democrats Had Any Brains, They’d Be Republicans” (October, 2007), Coulter more than likely will focus in her remarks on the nation’s anticipated, off-year electoral shift to the political right, including the “Tea Party” movement and related conservative themes.

A lawyer and frequent guest on ”Hannity” and ”The O’Reilly Factor” on the Fox News cable channel, Coulter will field audience questions after her remarks. Meanwhile, her appearance, along with that of former U.S. Secretary of the Interior Dirk Kempthorne, keynote speaker at RVDA’s Tuesday (Oct. 5) general session, should lend a crowd-inducing national spotlight to this year’s Con/Expo.

“We chose Ann Coulter not because we endorse any one political viewpoint, “ said Mike Schneider, AGI president and CEO, “but because we wanted to bring a thought-provoking speaker to the podium in Las Vegas who might give us all – left, center or right – a chance to think and an opportunity again this year to enjoy a dinner with friends and industry peers along with a high-profile national celebrity.”

After the Con/Expo, RVB will promote the Top 50 award winners within the industry and in dealers’ local and regional newspapers. They’ll get RVBT50 window decals, rights to use the RVBT50 logo in their advertising plus exposure to millions of active RV enthusiasts in the pages – and on the websites – of AGI’s RV-related consumer magazines – Trailer Life, MotorHome, Highways, Coast to Coast and Camping Life.“

Supporting the RV Business Top 50 Dealer Awards this year are the following “Leadership Alliance” sponsors:

ADP Lightspeed : With ADP Lightspeed, dealers can steer their businesses with more precision than ever before. The integrated modules in the Salt Lake City, Utah, company’s LightspeedEVO RV dealer management system include comprehensive sales and F&I tools, real-time accounting functions, service tracking, automated parts inventory management and rental unit management. For more information, visit http://www.adplighspeed.com/rv/index.phpwww.adplighspeed.com/rv/index.php.

Bank of the West: Bank of the West, with more than $60 billion in assets and community bank roots dating back more than 135 years, has more than 700 commercial and retail banking locations throughout 19 Western and Midwestern states. Headquartered in San Francisco, Bank of the West originates commercial, small business and consumer loans and leases and provides a range of other individual and commercial deposit, cash management, trust, and investment products. For more information contact a Bank of the West account manager or look on the web at www.bankofthewest.com.

Blue Ox: Blue Ox, a leading manufacturer of towing and hitching products, attributes its success to its dealer partners and the vital interest this Nebraska company takes in their success by providing education, innovative new products and support that’s invested in serving dealers’ needs long after the sale. This approach has been paramount in developing the strong partnerships that have made the company’s dealers “True Blue.” For more information, visit www.blueox.us.

Cummins Onan RV Generators: Cummins Onan RV Generators are built by Cummins Power Generation, Minneapolis, Minn., the global leader in generator design and construction. For nearly 80 years, Onan generators have been providing reliable stationary and portable power for cities, hospitals, shopping centers, military vehicles and fire engines around the world, as well as for the U.S. RV industry. For more information, visit www.cumminsonan.com.

Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp.: Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp. (FCCC) manufactures diesel chassis for walk-in vans, motorhomes, school buses, and commercial buses and enjoys market share leadership in all addressable industries. Established in 1995 in Gaffney, S.C., FCCC chassis provide customers with exceptional performance and reliability. More than 400 dealers in the U.S. and Canada provide sales and service, and FCCC offers 24/7 customer support at 800-FTL-HELP.

RV America Insurance: RV America, headquartered in Simi Valley, Calif., has provided some of the lowest rates for specialized recreational vehicle insurance for more than two decades, and each of its companies is rated “A, Excellent” or higher by A.M. Best Company. The company works hard to find clients the best rate and coverage for their travel trailer and motorhome insurance needs. For more information, visit www.RVAinsurance.com.

RV Trader Online: Available at RVTraderOnline.com is an extensive selection of classified ads, with more than 60,000 recreational vehicles to choose from and more than 800 dealership listings. More than 640,000 serious buyers visit RVTraderOnline.com — more than any other source – each month, company officials state. RVTraderOnline.com, Norfolk, Va., also offers video advertising, web services, lead management, mobile search and several new tools and lead-generating opportunities. Whether you are looking to buy, sell or research recreational vehicles, RVTraderOnline.com is the No. 1 resource for all RV enthusiasts, manufacturers and dealers.

Protective: Chesterfield, Mo.-based Protective offers XtraRide RV extended protection programs exclusively endorsed by RVDA and designed to meet recreational vehicle dealership needs. Building customer loyalty, increasing repeat business and generating customer referrals are among the added benefits XtraRide brings to its dealership partners. For more information, visit www.protective.com.

For more information, contact BJ Thompson Associates Account Executive Barb Riley by phone at (574) 674-6300 or by email at briley@bjta.com. Goldenberg can be reached at (574) 457-3370 or at goldenberg@kconline.com.

Freightliner Honored (Again) for Green Work

An RV chassis builder and leader in sustainability efforts, Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp. (FCCC) was honored with an Earth Day Award from the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC), according to a news release. The Earth Day Award is the highest award presented annually by South Carolina DHEC.

Gaffney, S.C.-based FCCC is one of seven Earth Day Award recipients in 2010. DHEC Earth Day Awards recognize individuals, families, communities, businesses and organizations that take action every day to help protect South Carolina’s environment through sustainable practices such as recycling, energy and water conservation and pollution prevention. FCCC received the award during the second annual South Carolina DHEC Earth Day Awards ceremony conducted recently at DHEC headquarters in Columbia, S.C.

In October 2009, FCCC became the first chassis manufacturer and first company within the trucking industry to reach Zero Waste to Landfill status in the United States, achieving its goal three months ahead of schedule.

“Freightliner Custom Chassis’ goal of Zero Waste to Landfill was ambitious from the start,” said DHEC Commissioner Earl Hunter. “But in accomplishing this goal, and doing so ahead of schedule, they have proven that Zero Waste to Landfill is not only a good idea, but something that is attainable. This incredible achievement by FCCC should be seen as a standard for other companies in South Carolina to match. It is further proof that we can all make a difference.”

FCCC’s Zero Waste to Landfill program and comprehensive recycling efforts resulted in elimination of solid waste disposal throughout its entire facility. Joining an elite group of solid waste-free manufacturing facilities in the United States, FCCC went from disposing 250,000 pounds per month of solid waste in January 2007 to disposing zero pounds by October 2009.

The FCCC facility recycles materials such as plastic, paper, aluminum, cardboard, metals, wood and nylon. The company’s commitment to clean air technologies is in line with FCCC’s parent company Daimler AG’s, global initiative called “Shaping Future Transportation.” Launched by Daimler in November 2007 in Stuttgart, Germany, the initiative is focused on reducing category emissions pollutants, carbon dioxide and fuel consumption.

“In addition to FCCC’s company-wide commitment to Zero Waste to Landfill, we have a personal interest in improving our state environment by mentoring local companies and school districts to become more sustainable,” said Bill Harris, environmental health and safety supervisor for FCCC. “We are glad that FCCC is perceived as a leader in sustainability and are honored to be recognized by South Carolina DHEC with an Earth Day Award.”

In March 2010, FCCC became the first company ever to receive the DHEC Special Recognition Award. The DHEC Special Recognition Award is reserved for businesses and individuals making significant, positive contributions to the environment, without seeking additional acknowledgment for its efforts. FCCC was recognized for its Zero Waste to Landfill accomplishments. Also last month, FCCC received the prestigious Environmental Leadership Award from Daimler AG.

In February 2009, FCCC was accepted into the South Carolina Environmental Excellence Program (SCEEP) for its Zero Waste to Landfill efforts. SCEEP is a voluntary initiative designed to recognize and reward South Carolina facilities that have demonstrated environmental performance through pollution prevention, energy and resource conservation, and the use of an environmental management system.

The FCCC plant also was recognized by the EPA’s WasteWise Program in March 2008 for its waste reduction achievement and was accepted as a WasteWise partner. WasteWise engages government, businesses and nonprofit organizations to educate others about the benefits of reducing solid waste.

Freightliner to Hold RV ‘Camp’ at FMCA Rally

Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp. (FCCC) is expanding its popular Camp Freightliner sessions, where RV owners or those simply interested in learning more about motorhome chassis spend two full days learning the ins and outs of their chassis, to the West Coast this year.

Traditionally, Camp Freightliner has been held at the company’s location in South Carolina, but this Aug. 19-20 FCCC will host a special session on the heels of the major Family Motor Coach Association (FMCA) RV rally in Redmond, Ore., according to a news release.

“We’ve had great feedback from people who attend our camp sessions here in South Carolina, and we wanted to give West Coast RV enthusiasts the opportunity to attend as well,” said Jennifer Edwards, marketing and communications manager.

Camp Freightliner is a comprehensive session where current and prospective RV owners can learn about RV chassis, including care and maintenance tips, and ask questions in a fun and casual group setting. Topics covered include air brake and electrical systems, weight distribution, vehicle storage and more. Cost is $100 for one person, $150 for two (pilot and co-pilots). Registration and more information can be found at: http://www.freightliner.com.

FCCC also will have a booth and representatives at the FMCA rally in Redmond Aug. 11 – 14.

Note that Camp Freightliner sessions at the company’s South Carolina location are available now through November. For Camp Freightliner registration, information and specific details, visit: http://bit.ly/c2PNcj.

Thor’s Class As Going Exclusively Freightliner

Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp. (FCCC) expands its presence in the motorhome industry by entering into a new multiyear exclusivity agreement with Damon Motor Coach and Four Winds International, which are both divisions of Thor Industries Inc., according to a news release.

The agreement is for upcoming model years of all Damon and Four Winds rear-diesel Class A motorhomes including the Astoria, Astoria Pacific Edition, Tuscany and Essence from Damon and the Montecito from Four Winds.

With the new agreement, FCCC’s XC-R raised-rail chassis will be the exclusive chassis offered on the Damon and Four Winds diesel models. The XC-R chassis provides excellent durability and performance, superior maneuverability and a comfortable ride for passengers. Furthermore, the XC-R raised-rail design allows for increased pass-through storage beneath the coach.

“Our new agreement with Thor Industries, the largest manufacturer in the RV industry, enables us to expand our presence within the Class A diesel motorhome market,” said Jonathan Randall, director of sales and marketing for FCCC. “This partnership will allow Thor Industries’ customers to experience our reliable, comfortable and durable chassis and access to our first-class customer service.”

“Both Damon and Four Winds have had a long relationship with FCCC, and we value our partnership with them,” said Bill Fenech, president of Damon and Four Winds. “We feel they are the premier rear diesel chassis manufacturer, and we are pleased to renew our agreement to build our rear diesel models exclusively on their chassis.”

For more information about the FCCC XC-R chassis and all FCCC products, visit the company Wewebsite at www.freightlinerchassis.com.

Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp. manufactures premium chassis for the motorhome, delivery walk-in van and school bus and shuttle bus markets. It is a subsidiary of Daimler Trucks North America LLC, a Daimler company.

Freightliner Hosts New Camp for Diesel RVers

The adventure of camping has always been an irresistible draw to RV owners. Now, Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp. (FCCC) is giving enthusiasts a chance to explore their own recreational vehicles at two-day Camp Freightliner sessions this year.

Camp Freightliner is an opportunity for RV owners to spend two intensive, fun-filled days learning some of the ins and outs of what makes their vehicles tick, according to a news release. Campers will hear from Freightliner experts who will lead workshops covering RV ownership from A to Z, including:

• Understanding and maintaining air brake and electrical systems.
• Overall tips and guidelines for maximum performance.
• Suggested maintenance intervals.
• The importance of weight distribution.
• Proper vehicle storage.

In addition, pilots and co-pilots have the opportunity to learn firsthand the intricacies of a Freightliner chassis by examining a bare chassis to highlight and review its features and components.

FCCC officials have designed the Camp sessions for any new, existing or hopeful Class A motorhome owner who wants to learn more about diesel-powered RVs and how to care for them.

Nearly 30 individual Camp Freightliner sessions are offered February through November. See http://bit.ly/7MDzKj for specific information.

For a limited time, interested pilots and co-pilots can participate in the February Camp Freightliner classes (Feb. 15-16 or Feb. 18-19) for a discounted rate of just $100 for both attendees, a 33% savings. Regular pricing for Camp sessions are $150 for pilot and co-pilot registration.

Camp Freightliner accommodations include full hook-ups, and discounted camping rates are also available at the local Spartanburg KOA campground. Camp Freightliner will host a cookout dinner for participants the first evening of each session.

“We recently opened Camp Freightliner to anyone who might be interested in moving from a towable or fifth-wheel to a Class A motorhome, or for people who just want to learn more about owning a motorhome, so we could educate them about chassis maintenance and give them an understanding what goes into owning and operating a Class A RV,” said Dave Hoover, customer support manager at FCCC.

FCCC manufactures premium chassis for the motorhome, delivery walk-in van, and school bus and shuttle bus markets. FCCC is a subsidiary of Daimler Trucks North America LLC, a Daimler AG company.

Newmar/Freightliner Ink Exclusivity Agreement

Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp. (FCCC) and Newmar Corp. today (Feb. 1) announced that the companies have entered into a multi-year exclusivity agreement.

FCCC will provide Newmar, a Class A motorhome manufacturer, with its XC-R motorhome chassis for three of Newmar’s distinctive RV models, according to a joint news release.

The agreement is for upcoming model years of Newmar’s Ventana, Dutch Star and Mountain Aire motorhomes to be built upon FCCC’s XC-R raised-rail chassis.

“We are very pleased to be working with Newmar, a company known for its exemplary craftsmanship, quality products and exceptional customer support,” said Jonathan Randall, director of sales and marketing for FCCC. “We worked closely with the Newmar team to design and develop a chassis to meet the specific needs and expectations of their customers.”

“Newmar entered into the partnership with FCCC because of the reliability of FCCC chassis, excellent overall customer service and support and outstanding product value,” said John Sammut, vice president of sales and marketing for Newmar.

“It became apparent that Newmar could offer RV dealers and customers immediate short-term solutions with an increase in value by working with FCCC,” Sammut said. “We hope this partnership with Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp. will enable us to continue to grow our diesel vehicle business and increase our product volume.

Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp. manufactures premium chassis for the motorhome, delivery walk-in van and school bus and shuttle bus markets. Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp. is a subsidiary of Daimler Trucks North America LLC, a Daimler company.

Freightliner Offers Discounts On Classes, Parts

Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp. (FCCC) announced yesterday (Jan. 19) limited-duration discounts on both its Camp Freightliner training course and parts, sales and service labor for any motorhome riding on a FCCC chassis.

The Gaffney, S.C.-based chassis manufacturer will waive the $50 co-pilot fee for Camp Freightliner classes scheduled for the month of February, while a 10% discount on parts and service will run through February 26 for sales at its Factory Service Center in Gaffney. For current Freightliner Chassis Owners Club (FCOC) members, this 10% discount is in addition to the 5% discount already received at the Factory Service Center.

Camp Freightliner is a comprehensive two-day training course where motorhome operators are educated about the benefits of and maintenance of their specific FCCC chassis, reviewing such topics such as the air brake and electrical system, maintenance intervals, weight distribution and vehicle storage. In addition, pilots and co-pilots have the opportunity to learn the intricacies of a Freightliner chassis firsthand, examining a
bare chassis to highlight and review its features. The classes eligible for the co-pilot discount are scheduled for Feb. 15-16 and Feb. 18-19.

Held at the company’s Factory Service Center in Gaffney, Camp Freightliner is now open to anyone interested in learning more about motorhoming, not just current FCCC owners.

“We recently opened Camp Freightliner to anyone who might be interested in moving from a towable or fifth-wheel to a Class A motorhome, or for people who just want to learn more about owning a motorhome, so we could educate them about chassis maintenance and give them an understanding what goes into owning and operating a Class A RV,” said Dave Hoover, customer support manager at FCCC.

Customers who visit the FCCC Factory Service Center are also encouraged to visit the manufacturing facility while in Gaffney.  The chassis production center is located just down the road from the Factory Service Center, with tours of the facility given to interested parties in the mornings Monday through Friday.

To register for the discounted February Camp Freightliner classes, visit the FCC website at www.freightlinerchassis.com/mhMain.asp?page=CampFreightliner.

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