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Old 04-27-2007, 04:02 PM   #1
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Festivities pull in 15 new members

HEMET, CA "” Nearly 80 coaches and approximately 155 members attended the Workhorse Chassis Motorhome Club's first ever West Coast Rally in Hemet March 21-25.

"The rally was one of our best turnouts,"¯ said Workhorse RV marketing manager Bill Walmsley. Workhorse enthusiasts experienced Golden Village Palms Resort sun and motor home fun. Live entertainment, social gatherings, catered meals and tours to neighboring attractions were just a few of the many activities. The event even drew in other campers. "There were 15 people who liked the rally activities so much they signed up to be club members,"¯ said Walmsley.

One highlight was a Workhorse-sponsored Ride & Drive with a Georgetown 359 by Forest River, which is built on the all-new Workhorse UFO™ chassis. "Since Workhorse is the customer's advocate to the RV industry, we wanted to give the opportunity to WCMC members to test the Workhorse UFO™ and get their initial reactions directly,"¯ said Walmsley. "We wanted to know if any improvements needed to be made and to see what the consumer liked about it "” and they really loved it."¯ Drivers commented that the Workhorse UFO™ offers the benefits of a pusher at the cost of a front engine gas chassis "” the best of both worlds. "It truly is a crossover RV,"¯ Walmsley said.

Other activities included a technical service seminar led by Workhorse National Service Director Alan Stegich. Discounted oil changes were provided by Bill Fulkerson's Mobile Oil Change, and motor home weighing was offered by Keith Shoemaker of Redlands Truck Service, Redlands, Calif. Also, Giant RV of California assembled an impressive display of new motor homes for club members to view.

As for tours, a caravan to a Beaumont, Calif., casino and an outlet mall were thoroughly enjoyed by the RVers. "Some money was won and ... some money was lost,"¯ chuckled Ed Gray, club president. "We had a lot of fun, though."¯ Another tour gave club members a chance to wind the earth's clock backward when they experienced the Western Center for Archeology & Paleontology. Back at the resort, live entertainment included the Hemet High School Jazz Band.

"The best part about the rally was the fellowship we had with the members,"¯ Gray said. He was also thankful for the number of volunteers who worked together to make the rally a huge success, with special thanks to Western Rally hosts Dan and Sue Moynahan.

The next WCMC rally will be in Urbana, Va., Oct. 2-6, 2007. Although registration is not currently available on the Web site, a registration form will be mailed to all club members shortly. For more information about the Workhorse Chassis Motorhome Club and to become a member, visit wcmc.workhorse.com.

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International Truck and Engine Corporation is the operating company of Navistar International Corporation. In addition to Workhorse brand chassis, the company produces International® brand commercial trucks, mid-range diesel engines and IC brand school buses, and is a private label designer and manufacturer of diesel engines for the pickup truck, van and SUV markets. A wholly owned subsidiary offers financing services. Additional information is available at: International Delivers.com
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Old 04-27-2007, 04:02 PM   #2
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Festivities pull in 15 new members

HEMET, CA "” Nearly 80 coaches and approximately 155 members attended the Workhorse Chassis Motorhome Club's first ever West Coast Rally in Hemet March 21-25.

"The rally was one of our best turnouts,"¯ said Workhorse RV marketing manager Bill Walmsley. Workhorse enthusiasts experienced Golden Village Palms Resort sun and motor home fun. Live entertainment, social gatherings, catered meals and tours to neighboring attractions were just a few of the many activities. The event even drew in other campers. "There were 15 people who liked the rally activities so much they signed up to be club members,"¯ said Walmsley.

One highlight was a Workhorse-sponsored Ride & Drive with a Georgetown 359 by Forest River, which is built on the all-new Workhorse UFO™ chassis. "Since Workhorse is the customer's advocate to the RV industry, we wanted to give the opportunity to WCMC members to test the Workhorse UFO™ and get their initial reactions directly,"¯ said Walmsley. "We wanted to know if any improvements needed to be made and to see what the consumer liked about it "” and they really loved it."¯ Drivers commented that the Workhorse UFO™ offers the benefits of a pusher at the cost of a front engine gas chassis "” the best of both worlds. "It truly is a crossover RV,"¯ Walmsley said.

Other activities included a technical service seminar led by Workhorse National Service Director Alan Stegich. Discounted oil changes were provided by Bill Fulkerson's Mobile Oil Change, and motor home weighing was offered by Keith Shoemaker of Redlands Truck Service, Redlands, Calif. Also, Giant RV of California assembled an impressive display of new motor homes for club members to view.

As for tours, a caravan to a Beaumont, Calif., casino and an outlet mall were thoroughly enjoyed by the RVers. "Some money was won and ... some money was lost,"¯ chuckled Ed Gray, club president. "We had a lot of fun, though."¯ Another tour gave club members a chance to wind the earth's clock backward when they experienced the Western Center for Archeology & Paleontology. Back at the resort, live entertainment included the Hemet High School Jazz Band.

"The best part about the rally was the fellowship we had with the members,"¯ Gray said. He was also thankful for the number of volunteers who worked together to make the rally a huge success, with special thanks to Western Rally hosts Dan and Sue Moynahan.

The next WCMC rally will be in Urbana, Va., Oct. 2-6, 2007. Although registration is not currently available on the Web site, a registration form will be mailed to all club members shortly. For more information about the Workhorse Chassis Motorhome Club and to become a member, visit wcmc.workhorse.com.

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How about having a rally in Jan or Feb in southern Arizona so all of us snowbirds can come.
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WCMC has two VP for rallies. One "East" and one "West", specifically to insure rallies are available to "most" CLUB MEMBERS. The Hemet CA. rally truly was a huge success, and the next rally is in October in VA.

The first rally in 2008 will be back "out West", and while details have not yet been announced, I heard the rally host is planning for March in Arizona- but don't quote me on that. ED
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Ready to go to the west rally. Went to the one in hemet. Had a great time. My little girl loved the rabbit, but was on a leash. Can't run rabbits that way.Had a good time.
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Ready to go to the west rally. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
Glen: Rumor has it that some preliminary info about next year's west rally will soon be published in the club newsletter, so watch your mail. ED
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