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Walker RV Center
Horrible
“Terrible service. My husband and I bought a trailer from these people in Feb of 2010 and STILL don't have a title. They don't want to answer our calls now, and tell us it's not their problem. We keep getting told it's because the owner is going through a divorce. No one seems to care that we can't tag the trailer or want to even talk to us. Don't buy from them!” -
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Cowboy RV
The lady that works there is creepy!
“My wife and I went to window shop for RV's. We plan on purchasing one within the next year but the older lady that works in that place was strange. Its like she wanted to hang out later. She needs to get a friend and seperate business from it. Not professional at all. We also felt the price was to steep for what we wanted.” -
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Wade's RV Clinic “Poor Service Review for Wade’s RV Clinic, Sapulpa, Oklahoma \n \nDo not be deceived by the charm and false promises of good customer service by Wade. He comes across as a really sweet, honest guy. In the beginning, before the insurance company paid for the work, he would return phone calls. After we stupidly signed the check over to him prematurely, he simply quit calling. \n \nThe body work was abysmal and the length of time it took to get the work finished was beyond reason. Their version of detailing the interior in order to sell it was dusting, vacuuming, and washing it. They didn’t wash the windows, the mirrors, clean the toilet, dump the black tank (it really stank), oil the cabinets, or finish the list of things they said they would do in order to make it presentable to buyers. They didn’t list it on the internet, they didn’t run any local ads, they didn’t park it with visibility with a For Sale sign in it – all things Wade said he would do. They didn’t communicate with us. And they sure didn’t sell it! \n \nWhen it was time for us to pick up the coach, Wade reassured us that the work was complete. We arrived to find that the rear wheel fender was hanging crookedly, not even attached to the coach. They put in two screws, but were unable to align it properly, leaving a 3/4†gap at the bottom of one side with a 1/8†gap at the top – it was quite noticeably askew and didn’t lay flat against the rest of the body. We took it to another body shop who gave us an estimate of over $4000.00 to repair the damage Wade’s shop had performed! \n \nIn conclusion: Stay far, far away from Wade’s RV Clinic. \n”