Newcomer Questions

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--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "runnerful"
wrote:

> Fine print. This barely skims the surface and is entirely my
> opinion. Make sure you get lots of opinions, do tons of research
> and form your own opinion. Then... have fun.

Ginger,

Thanks for your excellent post. While I realize that generalizations
are a poor choice for direct extensive experience, the reality is
that it would take years to carefully explore all BB possibilities
personally. Most of the older units I've seen advertised are not
within a realistic day's journey from Southern N.J. Seeing,
examining, and driving all the basic engine and drive train
configurations in these older BBs would take some doing, particularly
when you factor in the condition criterion. When you start mixing in
room layouts, etc., it really gets wild.

We're simply attempting to narrow the field just a bit. I would
imagine that there are more than a few individuals who have full-
timed over a number of years in a variety of different Birds. There
may well be strong similarities in what they prefer or must have in
such a vehicle. This information would be of value to anyone starting
his or her search for a BB. Then again, perhaps not.

Thanks again for your fine effort.

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Regards,
Allen