Intellectual Property arrives at Parliament Coach Corp. Clearwater, Fl.

[mbulriss]

Let me be one of the first to welcome Steve Mitchell to the group. Needless to
say, I have removed his new member moderation status immediately!

Steve, I noticed you signed up for individual emails as comments are posted.
I know everyone is going to have questions for you, so if you need help to
change that to digest format after you get inundated with forum emails, let me
know.

I had the pleasure of meeting Steve's dad for a few hours about a year ago and
it was a real treat to meet a pioneer in the industry. The Mitchell family has
a long and proud history in this industry. I for one am very pleased to see
that the BB IP went to such an honorable business. I look forward to seeing
what they do with it.

Mike Bulriss
1991 WB40 "Texas Minivan"
San Antonio, TX

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "bluemangroup50"
wrote:
>
> Just wanted to drop you guys a note. Two weeks ago, I went to the final
auction in Ft. Valley of Blue Bird Coach Works. I showed up a day early to look
over some A/C units, Inverters, and other items
> that we could put in our parts dept. for a quick sale. I never intended to
purchase the Intellectual Property of Blue Bird Coach Works.
> What is Intellectual Property? One of the owners told me that it's all
> the information, wiring diagrams, floorplans, blue prints, supplier
> list, parts information, etc. that makes up the Blue Birds dating back
> to the 1960's. Well, just like most purchases, you go into a facility
> planning to buy something, and come out with something completely
> different. We had a customer last year that came into our facility to buy
some light bulbs, and left with a new coach.
>
> The problem is, I don't feel more intelligent. Sort of like our family
> dog. When we first got him, he overheard my wife and I talking about
> getting him fixed. He misunderstood, and thought we said we were going
> to take him to get tutored. He went all over the neighborhood telling all the
other dogs that we was going to be smarter than they were because he was going
to be tutored. Well, you know what happened when he got back from the vet.,
all the other dogs made fun of him and laughed. He doesn't even like to go
outside anymore.
>
> I just hope this information can be useful for us all to be tutored.
> We certainly don't want to end up like our family dog.
>
>
> Steve Mitchell
> President
> Parliament Coach Corporation
>