Anybody ever heard of P&S Trailers?

[WineStream]

Originally Posted by inTransit

The response you quoted is the OP.

I know. I meant it that way.

The impression given, I thought, and maybe incorrectly so, was that the OP had never heard of P&S and that P&S's website did not give adequate information about what P&S does.

As it turns out, there was a lot of background info that was apparently discussed outside of the thread that I was not aware of before making my first reply in this thread.

[AirsDream]

.... which is my natural state - about what is being asked.

But I had some work done by P&S on my trailer a few years ago. It was done right, done on time, and was less than quoted.

So I went back this fall and had more work done. This took a while due to hold-up on new parts, but it was done right and was just as quoted.

I am very impressed with their knowledge of Airstreams and their abilities. I've seen quite a lot of work coming out of their shop (other folks' coaches), and everything I've seen has been first rate.

IMHO, the Ruth boys are the real deal. AND they are nice people.

Just my $2

[jcanavera]

Here are some pictures of an early 90's Airstream that was refinished by P & S. I took these pictures at a local campground. I can't find the before pictures, but P & S took a heavily oxidized trailer which had some damaged panels and with then current new graphics, awnings and wheels made this trailer look like a current model (these pictures were taken in 2001 or 2002).

[palmtreegirl]

I've had dealings with Steve Ruth - a better man cannot be found! Such a gentleman, generous with information and fair in his dealings. He will always get the highest rating from me!