Roy's 1986 PT 40 BlueBird, asking price $50K OBO

[sfedeli3]

To anyone interested,

I winterized and checked Roy's coach along with him back in November. At that
time, we had just returned from RATS and all systems were in good working order.
We installed a Xantrex ProSine 2.0 and King Dome a few years back and I helped
Roy update some of the other stuff in the coach. It also has a Jake Brake- the
"real one" that rumbles, not the tranny brake. Whoever buys the unit should want
for nothing- it's ready to go and would be a great coach for years to come with
normal maintenance. Roy had Steve Welch over at Equipment Works in Northern VA
maintain the coach regularly and Barbara has a good excel spreadsheet with all
of the maintenace info.

Shane Fedeli
85PT40
Hershey, PA

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Barbara Anderson"
wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
>
>
> I’m Roy Anderson’s widow, Barbara. I met some of you when I joined Roy at
last October’s rally at Fort Valley.
>
> As some of you may know, Roy died in Jan 09 from multiple myeloma
complications after his bone marrow transplant that he had in Jun08 failed in
Nov 08. We were blessed to have Roy 13 more years than the doctor’s
predicted back in 1995. Roy joined your group back in Mar 2005 after we got the
BB from Dale & Patty Tewalt (up in Washington state; now they are in Alaska). I
want you to know that you (the BB group) brought joy, laughter, & friendship to
Roy as he progressed through his cancer ordeal. You made the world a better
place for Roy (and me in turn). Thanks! I’ve been meaning to pass that
along --- but haven’t really found the right time until now.
>
>
>
> The BB trips Roy took me and Stephanie on through the years were wonderful â€"
but I am more of a passenger than a driver of such a big rig. I have visited
the bird in the storage lot a couple of times since Roy died and each time
brings sad and happy memories. The bird has to be used if it’s going to be in
good shape to sell it when the economy gets better, so --- Steve Welch (owner of
Equipment Works in Lorton, VA) has graciously volunteered to de-winterize it and
check the condition of all should someone become interested in it. I may put it
up on e-bay in another month but am in no rush with so many other things to sort
through and deal with.
>
>
>
> I did put a “For Sale” sign up in the windshield about a week ago and have
started to receive phone calls about it which got me moving to pull some info
together. I know where the blue box is but I’m sure there is other paperwork
related to the bb that didn’t get filed away --- I just need to sort through
things.
>
>
>
> I do plan to have the bird up and running at a local campground (Pohick Bay
Regional Park, Lorton, VA) should anyone be interested in checking it out at the
time ---- around 20-23 Jul. After that, the BB will be back in the storage lot
until we exercise it again to keep all systems working.
>
>
>
> Below is some info I passed along to one recent caller --- granted, it’s
nothing professionally put together --- but I hear that Randy Dupree is the man
to go to for professional assistance in selling it. So, Randy --- I may come to
you around Aug (if my emotions will let me) and ask for your help in finding a
new, very lucky owner. I say this because you guys & gals are wonderful folks
and have such a great time together â€" you are a great addition to the other
good stuff about BB ownership --- a family. OK --- moving on.
>
>
>
> I’ll be signing off after this e-mail â€" have an early day tomorrow and an
even more crazy week ahead as I get ready for a trip. Going to take my
daughter, Stephanie & her friend, for her 16th birthday celebration to
DisneyWorld --- Roy & I had planned to take the BB; but now Stephanie and I will
be in the camping cabins at Fort Wilderness. It’s ok --- Roy will be smiling
down on us.
>
>
>
> If anyone does have an interest in Roy’s BB, please include Steve Welch in
your e-mail to me or e-mail Steve directly but cc me so I know of your interest
and can be aware of any discussions ongoing about the BB’s condition --- which
is very good actually. I’m attaching Roy’s maintenance records which may
not be up-to-date yet.
>
>
>
> Out for now,
>
> Barbara Anderson
>
> 703-861-8931 (cell)
>
>
>

[bubblerboy64]

Can't say more then if Shane feels it's a good one that would be good enough for
me. He has helped me and lots of others with "projects" on these PT's and knows
them well. So this one should be a easy one to see to a new owner. Terrible way
to have these things change hands but such is life. Could be any one of us at
any time.
John Heckman
1886 Pt 36
Shippensburg Pa



>
> To anyone interested,
>
> I winterized and checked Roy's coach along with him back in November. At
that time, we had just returned from RATS and all systems were in good working
order. We installed a Xantrex ProSine 2.0 and King Dome a few years back and I
helped Roy update some of the other stuff in the coach. It also has a Jake
Brake- the "real one" that rumbles, not the tranny brake. Whoever buys the unit
should want for nothing- it's ready to go and would be a great coach for years
to come with normal maintenance. Roy had Steve Welch over at Equipment Works in
Northern VA maintain the coach regularly and Barbara has a good excel
spreadsheet with all of the maintenace info.
>
> Shane Fedeli
> 85PT40
> Hershey, PA
>
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Barbara Anderson"
wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> >
> >
> > I’m Roy Anderson’s widow, Barbara. I met some of you when I joined Roy
at last October’s rally at Fort Valley.
> >
> > As some of you may know, Roy died in Jan 09 from multiple myeloma
complications after his bone marrow transplant that he had in Jun08 failed in
Nov 08. We were blessed to have Roy 13 more years than the doctor’s
predicted back in 1995. Roy joined your group back in Mar 2005 after we got the
BB from Dale & Patty Tewalt (up in Washington state; now they are in Alaska). I
want you to know that you (the BB group) brought joy, laughter, & friendship to
Roy as he progressed through his cancer ordeal. You made the world a better
place for Roy (and me in turn). Thanks! I’ve been meaning to pass that
along --- but haven’t really found the right time until now.
> >
> >
> >
> > The BB trips Roy took me and Stephanie on through the years were wonderful
â€" but I am more of a passenger than a driver of such a big rig. I have
visited the bird in the storage lot a couple of times since Roy died and each
time brings sad and happy memories. The bird has to be used if it’s going to
be in good shape to sell it when the economy gets better, so --- Steve Welch
(owner of Equipment Works in Lorton, VA) has graciously volunteered to
de-winterize it and check the condition of all should someone become interested
in it. I may put it up on e-bay in another month but am in no rush with so many
other things to sort through and deal with.
> >
> >
> >
> > I did put a “For Sale” sign up in the windshield about a week ago and
have started to receive phone calls about it which got me moving to pull some
info together. I know where the blue box is but I’m sure there is other
paperwork related to the bb that didn’t get filed away --- I just need to sort
through things.
> >
> >
> >
> > I do plan to have the bird up and running at a local campground (Pohick Bay
Regional Park, Lorton, VA) should anyone be interested in checking it out at the
time ---- around 20-23 Jul. After that, the BB will be back in the storage lot
until we exercise it again to keep all systems working.
> >
> >
> >
> > Below is some info I passed along to one recent caller --- granted, it’s
nothing professionally put together --- but I hear that Randy Dupree is the man
to go to for professional assistance in selling it. So, Randy --- I may come to
you around Aug (if my emotions will let me) and ask for your help in finding a
new, very lucky owner. I say this because you guys & gals are wonderful folks
and have such a great time together â€" you are a great addition to the other
good stuff about BB ownership --- a family. OK --- moving on.
> >
> >
> >
> > I’ll be signing off after this e-mail â€" have an early day tomorrow and
an even more crazy week ahead as I get ready for a trip. Going to take my
daughter, Stephanie & her friend, for her 16th birthday celebration to
DisneyWorld --- Roy & I had planned to take the BB; but now Stephanie and I will
be in the camping cabins at Fort Wilderness. It’s ok --- Roy will be smiling
down on us.
> >
> >
> >
> > If anyone does have an interest in Roy’s BB, please include Steve Welch in
your e-mail to me or e-mail Steve directly but cc me so I know of your interest
and can be aware of any discussions ongoing about the BB’s condition --- which
is very good actually. I’m attaching Roy’s maintenance records which may
not be up-to-date yet.
> >
> >
> >
> > Out for now,
> >
> > Barbara Anderson
> >
> > 703-861-8931 (cell)
> >
> >
> >
>

[tommy.rountree]

John/Shane:

You know these birds are a timeless (almost) work of art. Someone said the
chances are they will outlive a lot of us; therefore we are just stewards,good
stewards at that, caring for them for a while.

All the owners/forum(s) members are wonderful folk. Banding together to insure
the care of these wonderful machines are passed on to others who will, like each
of us enjoy them for years to come.

I have never personally met any of y'all but I hope to one day. In the
meanwhile, thanks and kudos to all of you.