Wives and Coaches

[Henry Jay Hannigan]

---GOOD ADVICE RALPH!!
I'm waiting for you to write more poems etc....how about a Christmas
story about BIRDS....
You have a great writing talent!
Regards,
Hank Hannigan
90SP36
80FC31..for sale late January at Quartsite, AZ Rally..$31,000
BOTH stored in VEGAS while I'm in Australia chasing Kangaroos!








In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ralph L. Fullenwider"
wrote:
>
> Hello everyone:
>
> I am recently back from a foray to the frozen North with
expectations of
> driving a Coach home for Charolette and I. I did not take the
Coach, as it
> had more problems than the owner knew about and in taking the
Coach to a
> dealer that has no idea what a Wanderlodge is much less what it is
out
> fitted with. So the add was based on a build sheet the dealer
supplied the
> Wife with, ergo, the Coach add was mis represented. This was not
done as an
> owner stating things on the Coach that were not there; ie; swing
radiator,
> rediline, no engine problems and on and on. Point is, the owner,
whose
> husband had passed away a short time ago, simply had no idea what
was and
> what was not. There was no malice in the mis representation, the
wife did
> not know!
>
> Point of this post is, guys, don't make this mistake, you know
what is in
> your Coach, such as up dates, maint. records, options on the
Coaches. I
> implore you to sit down this winter and write up a list on your
Coaches.
> Heaven forbid, anything were to happen, like stepping off a curb
and
> getting hit, sudden health problem or being in a work accident or
an
> accident on the way to or from work. Give your spouses or SO's the
tools
> they need to work with in trying times. Most wives will probably
not keep
> the Coach around for several reasons, the main one being too many
memories,
> the second being, even just sitting plugged in they can be costly
on a now
> fixed income.
>
> This trip cut into our Coach buying budget considerably only to
find no joy
> because the husband did not give the wife any idea of what she had
or how
> to deal with it.
>
> So I implore you: Take the time, this winter, to do a write up on
your
> Coach and file it away in the blue box so as not to leave your
wife
> stranded. With this information, members on this or other Forum
can help
> her to set a fair price on the Coach, so she will not be taken to
the
> cleaners and help her move the Coach with some assurances that she
is being
> fairly dealt with. And be honest in the write ups list the things
that need
> to be done as well as the positives.
>
> Safe travels,
>
> Ralph and Charolette Fullenwider
> Ralph's RV Solutions, Duncan, Oklahoma
>