Stir, stir that Blue Bird pot

[Terry Neal]

Well spoken Mike!!!

Terry Neal
Bozeman, MT
82PT40
74FC34



Mike Hohnstein wrote:

> 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
> 97wb43
>
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