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[Jack and Liz Pearce]

Howdy, Tim and Peg.
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Tim" wrote:
>
> So now we're going
> to focus on condition and options rather than a certain price.
>
> Being recent "empty-nesters" we were thinking of a fulltime RV
> lifestyle. (5 year plan?)Can anyone help us with the options that
> should be considered a must in the hunt for a used coach?<<<

We lived in a 1995 Safari Serengeti for 10 years. We ordered it new,
from the factory. Then Jack got the Bird bug. We started shopping for a
used Wanderlodge. As a fulltimer, I know that storage space is critical.
The following were my requirements: 102" wide coach and at least a 1991
model year( liked the more squared-off roof), overhead cabinets in the
living room, laminated cabinetry(was tired ofwood), washer/dryercombo,
queensized bed, walk-through bath floor plan, large capacity generator
and inverter. I wasn't too concerned with interior colors as long as
they were light. I became more careful about that after we drove 8 hours
to see a Wanderlodge at a Bluebird dealer. I thought, from the pictures
I received from the salesman, that the kitchen cabinets were off white.
AND, I must admit, I didn't ask aboutthe color. Well, when I walked into
that coach, I nearly fainted. The kitchen laminate cabinets were peachy
pink. So after that, I was extremely careful to ask about colors. We
wound up buying our Wanderlodge from a private party. Hope this helps
you. Good luck. []

Regards,
Liz
Regards,
Jack and Liz Pearce
Fulltiming in a 1993 Wanderlodge WB40





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