Family Owned & Commission Free

In 1969 Henry Vandergheynst decided to take a long holiday after years of work as an electrician, carpenter, plumber, home builder, mechanic, auto body man, car painter, and motor vehicle salesman.

Henry went shopping for a motor home to take in comfort on a highway tour of Canada, and found there were none to be had in Western Ontario. The only established motor home dealer at that time was located in Toronto.

So he visited Canada’s first RV manufacturer’s show in Toronto, found a unit he liked and made an offer. The manufacturer’s agent told him the unit was for sale to dealers only. “I became a dealer on the spot. I had to buy five Triple E motor homes to get the one I wanted. I figured I would sell the other four.”

And, the rest, as they say, is history.

(Excerpted from Ed Krawchyk’s article in The London Free Press, Saturday, May 3, 1980)

Time Line:

1969

Henri was granted Triple E franchise, considered to be the best Canadian built RV in the 70’s and the first motor home seller in the London area.

1971

Henri was granted the Canadian distributor for the Superior Coach. The following year, Henri had a knack for selling only the value for dollar spent. After many years of traveling and camping Henri is still presently selling the best value for dollar spent.

1971

Henri built a show room that held ten motor homes, for the next fourteen years where he sold and serviced the Superior Coach motor homes.

1985

Henri retired from the business for three years and spent time travelling, camping and fishing.

1988

Henri reopened the old business selling Citation motor homes, fifth wheels and trailers.

1990

Henri needed a break; he once again decided to stop working and retired for the second time.

2003 – Present

Soon enough, Henri started to miss the business life and opened a brand new business, Airport Motor Homes where he currently works with his family. His passion is finding the best RV value; selling the best brands at the lowest prices.