Like many of you, I have posted questions about products and information that I have needed for my trailers. The responses have been most helpful, and many of you have spent your valuable time on my behalf.

I am very grateful for your efforts. To show my appreciation, I intend to offer  notariety on your behalf, so that others are made aware of your endeavors and may consider your businesses when they are in need of your services.

Richard Smith at Select Trailer Co. in Shelbtville TN. is a person that went out of his way to provide me with some accessories I needed. Through his parts man Roger, my order was shipped the same day, the pricing was very fair and I was treated with respect. I will certainly contact him again with future needs.

Michael Bozeman, the Wicksburg store manager for Dixie Horse and Mule Comany, went out of his way to provide me with information I needed for my trailer. He e-mailed other contacts on my behalf, and followed up with a personal phone call. This is especially generous, considering I have never purchased anything from his company. If I lived in his area, he and his company would be first on my list.

I urge you all to post the results of your favorite "helper". A small data base can be offered to those with similar needs/questions. This would be more relevant than ranting about the companies that have messed with you. Also I don't know if Dave would allow a list of the rogues.

Do you think this idea has merit?

BOL  Gard

I'd like to give a big ol' ATTABOY to YOU Gard.

Your thorough and detailed explanations on the care of aluminum have helped me considerably in the search for my new trailer, and they will continue to help me  for many years to come.

Thank You.

I agree with you.Gard seems very knowledgable without being pushy or a know it all.A real gentleman.

I'll put in my 2cents worth for Jim's Motors in Cuba,MO.

A real class act,these guys really go the distance for their customers.I appreciate them,and think anybody buying from them will be glad that they did!!

They're the greatest to work with.Scott,Jim,Doug,Wayne,and Mr.John,we appreciate you.And anybody I might have left out at Jim's,thanks a bunch!!!

What a good ide for a thread. Seems everyone's always posting about problems - it's nice to have a chance to read all the good things people have to say!

My "attaboy" goes to Randy Burmaster & Ken Feagin Trailer sales in Fletcher, NC. He took time to answer a gazillion questions both before and after the sale and was extremely helpful getting my trailer in an out in record time after severe hail damage last spring. Their "Service after the Sale" was an added bonus.

I will second "Jim's Motors" in MO.....and I drove from CA to pick up my trailer....

I would like to thank MSEYLE for forwarding the photos and info of the parts I needed for my trailer. That link and others greatly helped my successful search.

Thank you    Gard

I would like to post an attaboy to the folks at Sierra interiors in Bristol IN. Danny Comadoll has been most helpful in providing the information I needed for my trailer's interior, calling me personally to see what he could do to help. Great service, excellent product.

BOL  Gard

I'd like to thank Dave  and the folks at Lakota Trailers for being so helpful and hauling my trailer from VA to their factory in Indiana for roof repair.  They picked it up on a friday and delivered it back to my door the next thurs.  Now THAT is  good customer service!

Anita

I would like to give an attaboy to Don Smith at Dixie Horse and Mule Co, for his support and latest fundraising efforts from retailers for Bill Inman. As we have read in other postings, Bill and his wife are going cross country in an effort to promote good will and the values of the common man. They recently are experiencing financial short falls and could use some extra funds.

With Don's efforts, and Dave Mattern and his wife Gail's organizational skills, the Inman family may be able to continue their trip a little further.

Thank you Don, Dave and Gail

BOL  Gard