Earl Robbins last day: Friday March 30 2018

I emailed Earl, asking if would perform our walk through next month on our new 2552. He was honored to get the request, but said that this Friday would be his last day. Madonna and I were hoping to meet him, after working with in detail on our order and after watching all of his videos. Sorry to learn of his departure.

Mr. Robbins seems like a truly  good guy who put his time in doing a job he enjoyed, while helping his customers turn their dreams into reality. Cheers to him and many happy trails  

And so Earl,  if you happen to read this, I just wanted to say that while your Phoenix Cruiser videos will  be missed, it is also known  that a certain Stormy Daniels character is actively seeking new on-camera employment opportunities  

Keep on truckin’ , have fun, and always keep it right side up  🚌

Wow! He was the face of Phoenix Cruiser. After meeting Earl and, at least to me, his laid back mannerism, I can't help wonder what he is like when he's relaxed. Sorry to see him go, but I'm sure much deserved. Best to you Earl!!! Enjoy!

Earl, If you are reading this, I wish you all the best in your next adventure, whether it be a different job or retirement.....maybe in a Phoenix Cruiser.

Thank you for all you have done for the Phoenix Cruiser family there in Elkhart and for all us owners around the country.

Blessings!
Ron Dittmer

Bummer!  I was really looking forward to meeting him.  He has helped me so much in putting my coach together via email.  Seems like a lot are leaving very soon after company sale.  Makes me wonder what other changes are on horizon.

I wonder who else has quit and why? Has quality fallen off? My PC is finished, just waiting on paint.

  Lynn

Earl, You will be missed. Thanks again on all of your help in helping us in getting our PC. Happy Trails from James Deane and Georgianna

Just spent this past Monday morning at the factory with Earl finalizing our 2552 build sheet. Our 4x4 chassis finally arrived from Quigley and was immediately sent to Mor-ride to be lengthened. Therefore, we had one more opportunity to sit with him and verify all the many details and changes we made during the extended order period prior to production. Very sorry to see Earl need to leave, his easy going sales demeanor and RV knowledge were key with us in making the decision to go with PC. Best to you Earl in your new job. - Dick and Chris

Thanks for all your help. You will be missed!!!

Thanks for all your help, the factory tour and your professionalism.  You are truly a gentleman among men.   

I never met Earl but I talked to him a few times about PCs.   Then, we found our 2350 eleven months old for sale less than 5 miles away and bought it instantly.  I must say, we were sold on PC because of Earl's very detailed videos and his narration.  We were preparing to fly up to Elkhart and work with Earl when we found our rig almost literally down the street from our home.   I doubt if we would have pursued PC if it hadn't been for those videos and his matter of fact presentation.

Paul

Earl is truly one of a kind and will be missed here at Phoenix.  He's a great salesman, but more importantly an even better person.  He's always treated his customers like gold, he is patient, kind, matter of fact, and a YouTube star.  The posts here are a testament to that fact.  As I told Earl today, we wish him nothing but the best, he's been great for the company, he will be missed, and I hope he will continue to stop in and check on his Phoenix family. 

Best of luck Earl!!!    

Jim Byrnes
Owner
PC Enthusiast

We had the pleasure of meeting with Earl a few times over the course of a year and a half, to see the factory, answer questions (many questions), and place our order. Earl was very pleasant, informative, and helpful. We will miss him when we visit again to see our build and when we pick up our new coach. Thank you Earl!  

That said, we've met some of the new folks at Phoenix. We are staying positive and looking forward to working with them as our new coach is completed. We are hoping for a bright future for Phoenix. 

When an RV company is sold, then key people start leaving (or are let go) and prices are jacked way up; this  does not  bode well for its future.  I wonder if Kermit is holding any paper.

Earl was a great guy, a valuable asset to Phoenix USA, but I would not fret about it.  Give the new owners a chance to work things out with a new face of Phoenix USA, an Earl #2.  Maybe one of the owners will be doing Earl's job, maybe it will be someone new.  One thing certain, someone has to do that job right in being a great communicator, gracious with people, real good with organization, and an exceptionally fast learner of the product and company capabilities, or Phoenix will see their sales tank.  Let's route for Phoenix!