Launch of RoadCraft Custom grows reputation.
Overland Camping Vehicle (OCV) designer and manufacturer RoadCraft is proud to launch custom business – RoadCraft Custom. RoadCraft Custom has been established to service the custom re-fit and maintenance requirements of New Zealand's recreational vehicle owners.
RoadCraft has a long history in this line of work as the business was formerly known as the Motorhome Service Centre run by Mark and Bob Thornton. Mark is currently Production Leader for RoadCraft and has an extremely skilled and experienced team working with him.
Mark welcomes this new initiative seeing huge benefits for recreational vehicle owners after the convenience of a one-stop-shop. "Being able to complete all work under the one roof is a real time saver for our customers not to mention the cost savings they get from our established network of suppliers. This also applies to the experience and expertise of the team. Having full control of the build and repair process gives the customer confidence in the end product.
RoadCraft Custom would like to extend a warm invite to any parties interested in motorhome, caravan and campervan custom and maintenance work. Please contact Mark directly on 09 255 5600 for a chat and free quote. In addition to re-fit and maintenance work RoadCraft Custom also act as an approved valuer for GKA Insurance.
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For further information, please contact:
Gray Borrell
Marketing Leader RoadCraft
www.roadcraft.co.nz
021 271 5300
RoadCraft Custom RoadCraft Custom offers customised motorhome, campervan or caravan fit outs and maintenance. With a long and impressive history (formerly Motorhome Service Centre) RoadCraft Custom have a dedicated team able to provide personalised solutions. Services: * Repairs & Alterations * Maintenance * New conversions * Custom interiors * Electrical * Gas/Plumbing * Certified valuations (GKA)
www.roadcraftcustom.co.nz
The New Zealand caravan industry peaked in 1977 with over 10,000 caravans manufactured every year. In 1979 the government introduced a 20% sales tax on new caravans and overnight the market crashed.