To buy or not to buy?

[Henry Jay Hannigan]

I agree with Ernie;
I am on my third BIRD, had four "plastic" models before the BIRDS
over the years.
Never knew what I was missing until I got my first BIRD, which I
was, at first, a bit apprehensive about buying; old, big , faded
paint, big tires and greasy underneath.
I bought it and put a few grand in it; tires, bearings etc. and
really enjoyed the BIRD and meeting all the wonderful BIRD owners,
especially at my first rally in the valley. That was six years ago.
My first Bird was a 77FC33, I also owned an 80FC31 and now own a
beautiful 1990SP36.
Owning a BIRD is so far beyond owning anything "plastic" that one
would never go back. It is more than just owning a bird, it is a
new life experience on another plane in another dimension. How's
that for an answer????? Darn that beer is good!!
LOL
Hank Hannigan..still chillin in Vegas
90SP36
former President of two bird club..TWICE









--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, erniecarpet@... wrote:
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> RW, the best thing that I did was buy my first bird. i have had
the
> Southwinds, Allegros, Foretravels, Executives. Nothing compares.
Maintenance is
> always an issue- but you will be the safest one on the road with
your family.
> That's why I was one of the first presidents of the 2 bird
club. !!!
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> Ernie Ekberg
> 83PT40
> Livingston, Mt
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