Performance Brokerage Services, North America’s leading dealership brokerage firm, has announced the successful sale of Edmundson RV in Edinburgh, Indiana to Fun Town RV, one of the nation’s top RV dealership groups.
According to a press release, Edmundson RV was founded in 1996 by Chris and Jeanie Edmundson and has operated from its original location at 14501 North U.S. Highway 31 since its inception.
The dealership features a sprawling 75,000-square-foot facility with a state-of-the-art service department, added in 2006, which includes 32 fully equipped service bays.
The business spans 12 developed acres and boasts an indoor showroom and solarium, once making it a dominant presence in the Indianapolis RV market.
“Nearly 30 years ago, Chris had the foresight to build a state-of-the-art RV dealership that could properly service the current demand from RV customers,” said Jesse Stopnitzky, Co-Owner and Director of the RV Division at Performance Brokerage Services, who acted as the exclusive sell-side advisor for the deal.
“For decades, Chris trained his team that the simple act of listening to the customers’ needs and offering personal attention would allow them to excel in this highly competitive industry.” Jesse added.
“Chris and Jeanie are finally able to enjoy the retirement that they deserve with peace of mind knowing that their team members, customers, and community are in good hands with Fun Town RV. It is an honor to be entrusted with managing these lifetime milestones for our clients and it is a pleasure to continue to deliver exceptional results,” Jesse explained.
Founded by Jarrod McGhee in 2010, Fun Town RV started with a single location in Cleburne, Texas, and has grown into a national RV powerhouse with over 30 dealerships across the United States.
Known for its focus on making RV ownership more accessible and affordable, Fun Town RV has become the #1 selling towable RV dealer in the country.
The newly acquired location will be renamed Fun Town RV Indianapolis and will continue to operate at its existing site.
The acquisition reflects the growing trend of consolidation within the RV industry, as major dealership groups like Fun Town RV expand their footprint to meet increasing consumer demand.