These guys love to cut corners, and their laziness cost me big time. A very "used car salesman" type of place for sure. I purchased a Stealth trailer from Troy Snelling at Dayspring trailers back on February 13, 2020. Troy is a bit abrasive and cocky..not overly so..but enough to be a turn-off. I dealt with it because there was very few options around for what I was looking for..but if there had been other close by options..I would have gone there. I was hoping to avoid paying sales tax by purchasing in Oregon, but I found out later that my state, Arkansas, will still make you pay sales tax on anything over $3000..so that didn't work out anyway. The problem I have with Dayspring is that they are lazy..I had to get my trailer delivered from another state..and when I went to pick it up, it was dirty. Troy explained that the city does not allow them to use soap to wash things. I replied that you could still clean it up with high pressure water to get the mud and dust off. Its funny how they are not motivated to clean off the trailer for delivery, but they have the motivation to place their bumper stickers on it to get free advertising...another issue is the lot is hopelessly small for the business they are in..we actually had to meet down the street to hook the trailer up to my RV. I also asked if there were any dealer fees when I first went in and ordered my unit, and was told "no" by Troy, but when he was talking everything up a week later, he tried to slide a couple of hundred dollars in for some BS fee made to sound like its a state thing, but I knew better, and when challenged him on it he quickly made it disappear. On to the real issues....as I was finishing up the purchasing paperwork I asked for the temporary permit, and Troy said "the state of Oregon does not issue them for out of state buyers." Huh? ...He said I just need to "show the cop the paperwork" and thats how it's done. This all sounded fishy, but hey, he's the dealer who's been doing this for years, so I went with it. Well as you can probably guess from the tone of this review..I got a ticket. I explained, showed proof of purchase, the whole thing, but a cop in California gave me ticket anyway, and the only reason I was stopped was for the trailer not having a plate. I reached out DaySpring for help and was ignored multiple times..I kept calling back and would just get told a letter would be emailed to me "later" and they were very "busy". I contacted a a lady named Esther at the Oregon DMV board asking for a statement about not issuing permits for out of state buyers so that I could send it to the L.A court, an low and behold, said they SHOULD have issued a temp tag to me..and there ARE temp tags available for both in state and out of state. After 8 years in business its hard to believe that they didn't know that..and they should have known either way...that is their buisness. Troy did write a half-ass letter on my behalf to the court after the state or Oregon contacted him.. without actually clearly stating I asked for a permit and he told me the state does not issue them. He actually said in the letter they don't even like issuing LOCAL temp permits because "they fall off the back of the trailer with all the personal info" .. what a crock of bull. Temp tags can be secured in plastic sleeves if that were really an issue, or kept inside of the car if the BUYER decided he wanted to pull if off when the trailer was parked. How convienet that Troys "concern" for your information justify him cutting a corner. Why not give the CUSTOMER the choice of what they want Troy? Maybe some of us would rather not get harassed by law enforcement over the slight chance of a permit "falling off". I had to go back and forth mailing court documents and stressing about this for months before I finally got it dismissed. I would not recommend this place at all..but if you really need a specific trailer and they have what you want, then make sure they will give you a permit and watch them very close. read more