Should I even be thinking about this?

[timvasqz]

Devon, yea do it. just dont trick yourself into thinking you are
getting a deal. I buy construction equip at RitchieBros auctions and
marvle at the expression on bidders who gleem proudly that they just
made high bid. When I win I always realize that I was the only one
in the stadium who would pay that amount of money for that piece. Its
not embarrasment that I feel, its cognitive disonance. Also fear of
what Tim and Code enforcement will say when its delivered. When I
ask some one for advice on a purchase I alsaws look for afirmation
not opinion, I am sure most do, just buy it as cheep as you can.
Greg ofTim&Greg
94pt,Bobcat 863a, Fourwinns210, bobcat220, h2, polaris500
mustang2070, national30gDovetail, freightliner236, fordAeromax,
Avion34, bobcat300,Jeeprubicon, polaris700, mustang2031, Airstream27,
LandroverClas, DodgeCummins, Hondacrf450x, etc, etc etc


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "contactdevonheath"
wrote:
>
> I dream every day of owning a Wanderlodge, but....
> Money, money, money.
>
> I found this ad today:
> 1967 bluebird wanderlodge motor coach, 34 feet long, diesel engine,
about 7,000 miles on
> the engine, automatic transmision, air brakes, onan generator, roof
air, gas furnace, electric
> heat also, seats 12, sleeps 5 comfortably, complete bath, gas cook
stove, refrigerator, alot of
> towing capacity, needs some work, runs and drives, new front tires,
nice rear tires, drive it
> anywhere now with the right fuel mix that is, must sell right away
for the best serious cash
> offer only, call 763-689-2775, please call mid afternoon only, jeff
>
> After doing some research I found a post on an owner's forum where
he prices the coach at
> 7500, OBO. Should I even be thinking about this? What are the big
negatives about a coach
> this old? What are some 'red flags' I should look for?
>
> Devon Cox
> Wanderlodge Wannabe
>