RVAdvice
of the World Wide Web
Peter Scalf has over 25 years mechanical experience in automotive, trucking, heavy equipment, and recreational vehicles. His certifications include:
After a long day working at his own RV service center, RV Chassis Master, Inc Pete spends his "free time" answering email questions at home from around the world that come in from his RV Advice webpage, which is his wife's "labor of love" she created after listening to him say many times that many RVer's need a better understanding of their RVs in order to "HAVE FUN".
Pete's biggest objective in the RV industry is to abolish the little quirks that keep people from enjoying their RV.

Liz Curtis does not have over 25 years experience in anything mechanical. Her certifications are only those related to piloting single engine and high performance aircraft, FCC communications licenses, CPR, emergency first aid, and computerized machine stenography equipment (court reporting), and college.
Before the birth of RV Advice of the WWW she used to: paint (oil and acrylic), draw (charcoal), write/publish (short stories and poetry), carve wood, do needlework (crewel, tatting, embroidery, needlepoint), macrame, crochet, knit, breed exotic birds, read books, hike, write songs, play musical instruments (organ, alto recorder, guitar), donate time to humanitarian groups, and most importantly FISH!
After a long day of working on RV Adivce (more "behind the scenes" work than anyone could imagine), she spends her free time (1%) managing to squeeze in sniplets of the things she likes to do, mainly FISHING!
Liz's biggest objective in the RV industry is to enlighten yet entertain the RVers that visit the RV Advice web site.
Okay, okay, Stan and Betsy and all the others that say they want "pictures" of the webmaster and pictures of Pete here are a few to hopefully make you chuckle.

This webpage created, hosted and maintained by Liz Curtis - 733 Florida Blvd - Altamonte Springs, FL 32701