PT-42 Front Heaters

[Pete Masterson]

Well, I'll be darned.... there's a safe on board! Sadly, it was
empty. But it's good to know that it's there. And now I know what the
round key is for!

Designations... <sigh> Well the basic would be "PT-42" since that's
what it is... The subcategories are important as some features are in
different locations.

WBDA means "wide body, diagonal aisle" as my coach is 102" wide (wide
body) and has a diagonal refrigerator located on the centerline of
the coach leading to a side aisle that goes past the bathroom (with a
door on the aisle). Interestingly, Mr. Olivers now has a 95 with the
diagonal aisle -- but a full width bath. So I don't know what they'd
call it.

WBWL is "wide body, WanderLodge" -- not really very descriptive.
WBSD I'd guess is wide body side "d" (whatever "d" is) and so on...

See vintage birds web site where they have some of the Wanderlodge
alphabet soup spelled out...

Pete Masterson
'95 Blue Bird Wanderlodge WBDA 42
aeonix1@...
On the road at Lockhart Texas



On Nov 23, 2007, at 2:12 PM, Kurt Horvath wrote:

> Pete,
>
> The Ace key is probably for the safe. Mine is located under a
> counter top in the bedroom, if you stand at the foot of the bed
> mine is under the right side cabinet, just as you enter the
> bedroom, against the bathroom wall. Just lift up the corian top and
> a steel cover will open up and there is a safe. Good luck there
> could be some goodies in there!
> <snip>
> Pete I see that you sign off with '95 Blue Bird Wanderlodge WBDA
> 42. I found 4 designations for our year model coaches 42' WLWB --
> 42' WTOS -- 42' WBSD -- 42' WBDA. I have been using WLWB but to
> tell you the truth I not really sure which is my proper
> designation, whenever I've talked with the guys a BB they don't
> seem to destiguish anything past WLWB. Maybe you or someone else
> could shed some light on this question.
>
> Kurt Horvath 95 PT-42 WLWB,WTOS, WBSD, WBDA ?????????????????????
>