Baby Bird

[Jon]

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, David Brady
wrote:
>
> Okay, so Baby Bird's for sale. What's it worth? It's
> a 1995. A '95 WB can be had for what, $130K? Baby
> Bird is unique, one of a kind, but a '95 WB is 40 feet
> long, while Baby Bird is 30 feet. A '95 WB has real
> basement storage, Baby Bird has a shadow - one bay
> and no pass-thru. Baby Bird's interior and exterior are
> up to Wanderlodge standards; quality seems to be on
> par. Baby Bird has the full complement of PowerTech
> generator, inverters, tank capacity, HWH leveling jacks,
> and a 230 HP turbocharged 5.9L Cummins engine, but
> as far as motorhome utility is concerned it's, definitely a
> long weekend ride, not a cross country tourer. For getting
> in and out of those tight county and state parks, nothing
> will do it better, and it is...well... one of a kind. What's
> it worth?
>
> David Brady
> '02 LXi, Smokey
> NC
>
Ok now that I have seen this baby bird and seen where the 1% of the
country wealthy people can buy or should I say toy with here is what
a normal everyday type guy can buy for $200 and its a baby bird!!! Oh
maybe not fancy but still a baby bird. Now you could spend say
20,000 dollars you could have this retrofired to gain that
Wanderlodge feel and still have 230,000 dollars to spend on fuel for
the rest of his life. Oh yes that might be short on the dollars as
far as fuel because of the way fuel cost are rising every second.
Jon

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