Catching Up With Pete’s RV Indiana
Thursday, July 14th 2011 14:53:26
Nearing the four-month mark since acquiring our second location, Schererville, IN has very quickly taken on the identity of a Pete’s RV Center dealership.
Starting with the outside, you can’t miss our new sign and huge American flag from U.S. Route 30! Passersby will also notice a major influx of inventory on our Indiana sales lot. We now have an army of Cougar, Montana, Sprinter, Passport, and even more Keystone RV travel trailers and fifth wheels in stock and sale ready.
On the inside, the biggest renovation thus far at the dealership is to the Parts and Accessories store. It was retrofitted with new shelves, displays, lighting and most especially, tons of inventory! The sales and service departments were also spiffed up and looking good. Come on by. Our Indiana staff is fired up to show you what’s new!
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We’ll continue to update you on further progress and upcoming events at the Schererville location. In the meantime, we welcome you to take a look at a photo album showing the recent improvements on the Pete’s RV Indiana Facebook page.
One final note: For all of you in the Midwest and on the West Coast, you can reach Pete’s RV-Schererville toll-free at 1-855-INDY-RVS (1-855-463-9787).
Pete’s RV Center is an exceptional dealership group serving the United States and Canada since 1952. With multiple locations, Pete’s RV provides sales, service, parts, accessories, and education to our community of RVers all across North America.
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