So, I've got a little sheet metal damage on the side of my travel trailer. Scraped it on a tree branch.

Anybody have experience with an good RV collision shop?

 

If it was fiberglass I'd tell you to take it to my friend. He's done a few of those for friends cheap.

 

Have an appointment for tomorrow at El Monte RV in Santa Fe Springs. That anomaly right there should raise a red flag - I mean, they don't even know where they are.

 

Why don't you take it to a body shop you trust, rv repair is a lot easier than auto repair.

 

Well, El Monte was a bust. Had an appointment for 7 AM, by 8:30 the guy hasn't shown up for work, and no one else can help me. That was enough for a not-so fond farewell.

It's a very nice looking place, but I think rental RV's are what they really want to do, and everything that I saw in their shop looked like their own coaches torn up by renters. At this point I don't believe they really care about working on my trailer.

Trying Snell's tomorrow.

 

Check with "The Paint Department" in Chino, they come highly recomended on my Rv site.

 

Interesting name. Thanks, I'll check it out.

 

Here is their web site. http://www.thepaintdepartment.com/th...department.htm

 

This ended up with Snell's in El Monte doing the work. I approved the work on a Tuesday, and it was done that Friday, although I didn't pick it up until today. It was a $2,100 job. I cannot find anything wrong with the workmanship.

Nothing to see here, please return to your homes.

Thank you.

 

Nice story but, no pics?

Nice to hear your trailer got repaired to your satisfaction!

 

Too embarrassing to make public.

 

Hey Bill, we've all backed into, run over, turned into, sideswiped, bumped, crunched and backed over stuff!!

 

Sometimes all in the same day.

 

same day??? I was just pulling an rv into the garage...I am so glad it wasnt my RV!

 

I wasn't drunk either.