How to get started

[guysmalley]

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "bubblerboy64" wrote:
>
> I am interested,but how do you begin? I have searched the web and found
> some Birds for sale but they often are many hundreds or even thousands
> of miles away. I have not actually even touched a Blue Bird. How do I
> know what I would even like? I need to be able to touch and feel before
> I go any further. I live in central Pa. Any suggestions on what to do
> next would be appreciated. They are not all that common. At this point
> I don't even know if I am interested in a PT or an FC. Like the prices
> of the FC's but figure the PT would be quieter to drive. Any
> suggestions would be appreciated. John H
>

Hi John
Welcome to the wonderful world of BB, what I did was to go to the Rally in the
valley in
perry GA where the birds are made. You will see hundreds of birds all shape &
sizes. My
wife & I walked around and looked talked to owners who are more than happy to
show off
their BB.
we had people offer wine, we felt right at home. that is where I drove my first
bird and that
was it I was hooked, where do you live? you are near someone who has a bird.
As far as pt or fc depends on budget, personal preferences as to layout,
generally pts are
more powerful for the mountains, are you going to do short trips, or extended?
that will
determine the type BB you get, we spend about 6 months on ours we have a motosat
dish
for internet connection anywhere.
for the money you can't find a better built coach, good luck in your search

guy smalley
86pt40