Cost of BirdBirds and Fuel

[Gregory OConnor]

Bill's beer is 1/2 full, well said. go 1/2 the distance and stay
twice as long. Getting the bus there is the changed cost variable. I
bet I will learn how to relax, hike, fish and explore now that go go
go has a proven cost.

GregoryO'Connor
94ptRomoland --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "pattypape"
wrote:
>
> I was tired of the old thread, maybe we need to change the
topic??...
>
> I think "Chicken Little" has arrived on the Motorhome market.
> No question sellers on the fringe of selling or changing their
life
> style have hastened their plans & have decided to sell, and their
> timing is really terrible.
> I think BB's are selling, but the inventory is growing faster than
> the demand, thus a buyers market. A higher supply, Same as a
> home/house.
>
> But, if you are into traveling in a Motorhome, There is no better
> solution than a used BlueBird. Actually it is still a real
bargain.
> Where else can you receive factory tech support and drawings e-
faxed
> the same day for your 20/30 year old Motorhome
>
> For the many reasons, we all decided, to arrive at a decision to
> purchase a Bird, Those reasons are still valid, even more so now
in
> this economy, with rising costs of motels, restaurants, airfare
etc.
> We feel every day, we travel in the Bird, we save money.
>
> If you made a trip and used 500 gallons of fuel last year ,
> It will only cost just over $500 more to make this same trip today.
> So if you can just eek out 20% increase in fuel, all other costs
are
> about the same.
> We will continue to travel, "NOW" , it will not be less expensive
> next year. The "Good Old Days" are Today.
>
> Bill 88 FC Michigan (not for sale at any price)
>