what should i do

[brad barton]

James,

We kept our first bird just over 10 months in 1999. It was an '84 FC w/ twin sofas up front and the corner queen in the back. The dinette also made out into a bed but for kids only. The exterior was a little weatherworn, including the decals and paint, but the inside was in excellent condition. Outside of routine maintenance and a broken wire on the radiator fan, we had no unusual expenses. It was a low-cost, low-maintenance experience (compared to later coaches).

I imagine you will be touring churches on deputation raising funds for your next term. You need dependable transportation so you can meet your schedule. I would suggest you ignore the outside except for clues about how a coach was cared for and make sure the engine, generator, refrigerator, electric and suspension are in nothing less than excellent condition and make sure the coach has no air or water leaks. Carpet, upholstery, laminate and paint sell coaches but won't get you where need to go. Best of luck.

BradBarton00LXiDFW bbartonwx@...

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To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
From: amazonmama2five@...
Date: Sat, 3 May 2008 00:10:43 +0000
Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] what should i do

Hi!
I am a missionary in Brazil, we plan on a furlough in 09, and we want
to be all together because we will be leaving our two oldest a
college. there is 7 of us, and i have noticed that most on the birds
sleep 6. i REALLY like the birds, and there are some good deals on a
few on line. should i or shouldn't i buy a bird?
Thanks James
"amazonroadrunner@juno.com"

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