Stir, stir that Blue Bird pot

[Mike Hohnstein]

I haven't commented before on the bizarre expectation, of many on forum, that BB
should support every rig that ever left the factory. It seems to me that govt.
regs. require support for 7 years after production year ends. The Wanderlodge
vehicle was never a cash cow, it was an exercise in ego of the original
ownership.
I don't know how Winnebago would respond if someone showed up with a '75 unit
expecting to find a obscure widget that failed after years of service.
My message to those who feel betrayed is; Welcome to the real world, but don't
despair, Jeff Miller and Ralph Fullenwider are out there and McDonalds in
Columbus GA can take care of business too.
One more thing, those who have upwards of a million bucks to spend on a RV,
probably don't really want to rub shoulders with most of the "Vintage" crowd.
Get over it. Go to the RATS rally hang out with your peers. Sheessh.
MH
----- Original Message -----
From: p_a_lazar
To: wanderlodge@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, October 06, 2006 11:46 AM
Subject: [wanderlodge] Stir, stir that Blue Bird pot


If you haven't done so, read page 7 of the new BB magazine. Under
"updates from the factory", the paragraph about Customer Service. The
first sentence ONCE AGAIN, says:"Wayne Joseph's goal is to provide the
best possible service for LATE MODEL COACH OWNERS." (the CAPS are mine
for clarity).

I still don't know what a late model coach is defined to be. I've
never owned a RV where the manufacturer abandons it older model
customers as BB appears to be doing.

Paul
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