1981 Blue Bird Wanderlodge back on eBay

[Ryan Wright]

My ten cents worth:

If you're like me - somewhat picky and just "want things how you want
them" - you'll have to learn about trade-offs real fast when it comes
to buying a Wanderlodge. I wanted a PT-40, 8V92, with cruise-airs,
double couches and a rear queen bed. Oh, also had to be clean, with
virtually everything in working order, and priced under $60k.

Fat chance. I looked at a lot of coaches online and only ever found
two with the double couches. I bought the second one I stumbled
across. It had everything I wanted except the rear queen. Well, now I
can rebuild the bedroom to my own specifications some day.

I figured I could have looked for the next couple of years and
eventually stumbled across the perfect coach for me, or I could
compromise with what was available on the market now and be happy. I'm
very glad I did. Considering I got everything I wanted except the rear
queen, and doing something about that some day won't be terribly
difficult, I'm delighted.

-Ryan
'86 PT-40 8V92
Tri-Cities, WA

On 6/7/07, bubblerboy64 wrote:
>
> I have a good
> idea of what I "think" I want but even that is not set in stone. The
> first one I drove was likely the best for the buck. The second was
> priced why above what its condition warranted, the third was in
> beautiful condition and priced fairly but was not exactly the model I
> think I would be most happy with. Little like Goldie Locks and the
> Three Bears. I have promised myself to get it as right as I can
> knowing full well that is unlikely.