Get the diesel scoop at our booth
We want to know what you like! The Workhorse Custom Chassis booth is
No. 145 just inside the main entrance in Expo Hall at the Florida RV SuperShow in Tampa next week. On your way in, we ask that you stop at our booth and fill out a survey about your motor home preferences.
The first 100 who complete the survey will receive a Workhorse branded thermos. And everyone who completes the survey will be entered in a drawing for a GPS System. There will be two to give away. Surveys must be completed by 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 17, and the drawing will be at 10 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 18. Need not be present to win.
We can also direct you to Damon Motor Coach booth (No. 775) or the Four Winds International booth (No. 895), where you will find two of the exciting new Class A coaches built on our new front engine diesel motor home platforms. These coaches are the
31 ½-foot Avanti motor home from Damon, built on the Workhorse W16D, a 16,000 lb. GVWR platform, and the 32-foot Serrano motor home from Four Winds built on the Workhorse W20D platform, a 20,500 lb. GVWR chassis. The Avanti has been featured in national news coverage of the RV industry and dubbed "2009 Coach of the Year" by one RV website. The Serrano was one of the highlights at the National RV Trade Show in December.
Both the W16D and W20D chassis will be on display at the Workhorse booth, along with the 2009 Chevy Workhorse Class C chassis that now features expanded towing capacity and best-in-class carrying capacity.
Powered by MaxxForce™ 5 and MaxxForce™ 7 diesel engines, both Class A Workhorse platforms bring diesel pulling power along with fuel savings to smaller motor homes, while also taking advantage of the smooth ride and slick handling of Workhorse's most proven chassis models.
A new synergy
These front engine diesels are the clearest examples yet of the synergy that Workhorse and its parent company Navistar are developing to benefit RV buyers. Navistar is a world-leader in diesel power. Its MaxxForce engines are designed for fuel efficiency and will be effectively enhanced with streamlined 2010-compliant emissions control without sacrificing performance. Navistar's vast resources give Workhorse long-term staying power as one of the RV industry's leading innovators in chassis design. Click on the image at right to download more information about these chassis and chassis evolution with Workhorse and Navistar.
So come to Tampa. We want to know what you think of our new diesel platforms and what you're looking for in a motor home. You'll help us stay ahead of the curve as the customer's advocate to the RV industry.
See you there!
We want to know what you like! The Workhorse Custom Chassis booth is
No. 145 just inside the main entrance in Expo Hall at the Florida RV SuperShow in Tampa next week. On your way in, we ask that you stop at our booth and fill out a survey about your motor home preferences.
The first 100 who complete the survey will receive a Workhorse branded thermos. And everyone who completes the survey will be entered in a drawing for a GPS System. There will be two to give away. Surveys must be completed by 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 17, and the drawing will be at 10 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 18. Need not be present to win.
We can also direct you to Damon Motor Coach booth (No. 775) or the Four Winds International booth (No. 895), where you will find two of the exciting new Class A coaches built on our new front engine diesel motor home platforms. These coaches are the
31 ½-foot Avanti motor home from Damon, built on the Workhorse W16D, a 16,000 lb. GVWR platform, and the 32-foot Serrano motor home from Four Winds built on the Workhorse W20D platform, a 20,500 lb. GVWR chassis. The Avanti has been featured in national news coverage of the RV industry and dubbed "2009 Coach of the Year" by one RV website. The Serrano was one of the highlights at the National RV Trade Show in December.
Both the W16D and W20D chassis will be on display at the Workhorse booth, along with the 2009 Chevy Workhorse Class C chassis that now features expanded towing capacity and best-in-class carrying capacity.
Powered by MaxxForce™ 5 and MaxxForce™ 7 diesel engines, both Class A Workhorse platforms bring diesel pulling power along with fuel savings to smaller motor homes, while also taking advantage of the smooth ride and slick handling of Workhorse's most proven chassis models.
A new synergy
These front engine diesels are the clearest examples yet of the synergy that Workhorse and its parent company Navistar are developing to benefit RV buyers. Navistar is a world-leader in diesel power. Its MaxxForce engines are designed for fuel efficiency and will be effectively enhanced with streamlined 2010-compliant emissions control without sacrificing performance. Navistar's vast resources give Workhorse long-term staying power as one of the RV industry's leading innovators in chassis design. Click on the image at right to download more information about these chassis and chassis evolution with Workhorse and Navistar.
So come to Tampa. We want to know what you think of our new diesel platforms and what you're looking for in a motor home. You'll help us stay ahead of the curve as the customer's advocate to the RV industry.
See you there!