New to Group; New to us, older 'bird.

[mccoyb24]

Gardner:

I want to respond to one particular misquote:

You said,


"When you say you want to 'gut' it rather that 'restore' it, I
fear you may miss out on a lot of what a Bluebird is. Then again, I
don't know the condition of yours, so I may be way off base here."

What I said in my post was:

"The interior is fairly original and in need of cleaning. We don't
plan on gutting it. In fact, there's something to be said about
keeping these things as original as possible. I kind of like the
aircraft style stowbins!"

I hope that clears up any misunderstanding.

Bruce.
'79 33' FC






--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Gardner Yeaw"
wrote:
>
> Bruce,
> Believe me when I say that the design and quality of the Bird
> interior is a wonderful thing. It is very practical and
functional.
> I have a 1978 which is basicaly the same as yours sans turbo. Those
> airline storage cabnets one of the best things going.The big
opening
> and the vertical door make them indispensable. The interior
> materials and design makes it easy to clean and keep clean. When i
> first got mine my wife and I did a major interior clean up. As we
> progressed through the coach we kept discovering more little
> thoughtful things and always were impressed at the built in quality.
>
> When you say you want to 'gut' it rather that 'restore' it, I
> fear you may miss out on a lot of what a Bluebird is. Then again, I
> don't know the condition of yours, so I may be way off base here.
>
> Gardner
> 78FC33
>

>