[Ted Ave]

This man is wrong and has jumped to conclusions I am, and always have been an honest person. I bought the coach as a "Previous Salvage". NOT a Salvage vehicle. The title is attached to prove that it legitimately is a previous salvage vehicle. Upon purchase, I took the coach immediately to Newell approximately 1 year and 3 months ago. And they repaired a slide out and anything else they found wrong with it. Many of the employees at Newell knew the whole story of coach #724. They told me the day it was sold in 2005, the buyer left Newell towing a pickup truck, only to get rear-ended after only 150 miles. I asked for any invoice of repair parts sold for that vehicle. Attached is a copy of an invoice for a rear cap, rear engine door and rear bumper. When I asked if this was all that was needed to fix the coach. Newell said this was the only invoice they had for coach 724 from 2005 when the original accident happened. Since my purchase of the coach a year and 3 months ago, I have only had the coach serviced at Newell. I have a copy of every service invoice for the past year and 3 months. Yes, the coach is sold after one day on RV Trader! The gentleman lives in Michigan and he knows this whole story. TJ needs to learn the difference between "Salvage Title" and "Previous Salvage" title in the state of Missouri. TJ was himself interested in buying the bus but it sold before he could finish the conversation with me. Coach 724 is my 2nd Newell. I had a 2004 for approximately 3 years in which I lived full-time. I always wanted a 40-footer and a steering tag axle. I was lucky enough to find coach 724 and bought it the day I found it. It only has 30,000 mi on it. My health dictates that I sell the coach and get out of motor-homing. But I can tell you, TJ should not bear false witness against his neighbor. The new owner was told, by me, this whole store. I am telling this story to the Newell Gurus to put this shameful incident to rest.

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