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08-23-2005, 02:34

I agree with what Ralph said about size; I have had a 40 since 1987 (same
coach) and find it a reasonable size although we never full-timed. I ;am
looking seriously at a 42" model and if I purchase it, this 40 will be on
market. It is an exceptional coach with 120K and a engine
with only 50K+- Detroit 6 turbo. Watch for it on Vintage Bird.
Wallace Craig
85 40 PT
Azle, Texas
817 221-2404
gone2k9z wrote:
Hello Waderlodge people~
My husband & I are hoping to become fulltimers when we retire, so
we're doing a lot of research on the Wanderlodge as we have decided
this is "the only way to fly" (pardons to Mr. Magoo)...I have 2
questions right now: 1. For you fulltimers out there, is a 35 foot
coach too small?
2. Are there any members in Southern Calif that wouldn't mind letting
us visit your Wanderlodge? We've only been inside one so far, a '74
gas rig, lovely, but a bit small (31' Wink

for fulltiming we think. Your
input is greatly appreciated!
Christina in Oxnard, Ca

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