1981 Blue Bird Wanderlodge back on eBay

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My 2 cents worth,

There are Birds for sale from $12500 to $500,000.

There is a Bird for every budget, something for everyone,
that is "interested" in this travel adventure Hobby.

With the help of these Forums this is not a terrible
suicidal risk. Jump in, this is loads of fun, And you can
visit this great Country, we live in.

Seems like JEH was looking the last year or two.
You will not be sorry


Bill 88 FC Michigan




--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ryan Wright"
wrote:
>
> 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.
>