Wanderlodge chassis

[bubblerboy64]

Hi Mark and welcome, The best bet on prices is to shop the net
perhaps and to look at the bill board to see what similar coaches
have sold for.Or at least what the asking prices are. Of course the
issue is condition, condition,
condition. I doubt there are pictures of rolled "Wanderlodges" and
not to certain how meaningful they would be.
Too many variables to make any type of judgment. We owners feel the
Wanderlodges are the best built and likely the safest of the
motorhomes. This is based mostly on the obvious quality of
construction. One the other hand I would suggest that any coach
rolled would be pretty well toast. The idea being that hopefully the
passengers would not be. Some one likely has the printed information
you are looking for. I am going to take a shot at the price and say
a 1994 wanderlodge is going to sell for about $200,000 with some
added or extracted based upon the condition. Could be $50,000 either
way. And again others who are into that end of the market will
hopefully offer a more knowledgeable opinion on some of this. They
certainly are very nice coaches and worth considering.
John Heckman
central PA
1973 FC
>
> I am contemplating the purchase of a 1994 Wanderlodge with 150,000
> miles.
> What is the value of the coach because NADA does not list them.
>
> I would also like to see photos / drawings of the chassis on this
> coach and a brochure if anyone one has them. My # 1 concern is
> safety; I passed on purchasing an American Eagle because I heard
that
> if it rolled it would be toast. Any photos of rolled Travelodges
that
> survived? Was the 1994 built on a spartan chassis?
>
>
> Thanks so much,
> Mark
> mark@...
>