Anyone know Pearmann Briggs leisure -caravans in Gloucester?

[Pentoman]

Don't worry PH I'm not buying a caravan. Just tracing the history of my car and it turns out it was owned by the director of Pearmann Briggs caravan dealer just up the road from me. Am therefore planning to drop in and try to speak to the guy, although I haven't done this before and am not sure what to expect. So thought i'd just ask on the off chance someone knows this place by any chance?

Russ

[fatboy69]

They are ok to deal with. 100% honest & kosher in my dealings with them - might be worth phoning first rather than just turning up to ask some questions about the car.

[Pentoman]

fatboy69 said:

They are ok to deal with. 100% honest & kosher in my dealings with them - might be worth phoning first rather than just turning up to ask some questions about the car.

Thanks for the info and tip. Yep, calling first is the plan.
No idea what I'm going to do about the other 5 or so owners... Google and phonebook searches to locate them have been unsuccessful so far. So apart from just turning up at the doors of random addresses and being very hopeful they are still there (and most of these adresses are not local) I'm low on ideas.

[Pentoman]

Called today to speak to the guy. Spoke to receptionist who really threw me with the very direct question "What's it regarding?" Yes I probably should have seen that coming. So I got flustered, Paniced and mumbled something about once owning a car or something and came across like a total moron, so she sharply told me they've got a show on today and I'll have to call back next week.

So I would consider that one a failure. I never was good at calling people.

If I can't get past the receptionbot I will be forced to drop in. Who wouldn't want to see their old car again when it's a classic like this?