1991 Sidney Clark Wanderlodge

[mbulriss]

Michael,

Welcome to the forum. Sid's coach is one of the relatively rare
Royale conversions of a Wanderlodge from the early 90s. It is a side
isle bath model which makes for a very private 'master' bedroom. The
interior was very elegant with rich hardwoods. It is a really nice
coach. Like most coaches, it had a few things that needed fixing, but
nothing major that I know of. Ralph Fullenwider did a PDI for another
member, so he may have more particulars to add, but this is a nice
coach. Sid was a miantanence tech for the USPS and he was always
working on his coaches, so I expect the running gear to be in good
shape. For some people, it is a negative that the Royale conversions
did not have a roof top goat rail, aluminum diamond plate on the roof
or a ladder to access the roof. Other than that, it was a
Wanderlodge with a rich interior and the interior amenitites were
similar to my 91 Wanderlodge. Maybe Ralph will add some more to the
story. Someone is going to get a nice Bird.

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



--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Patricia"
wrote:
>
> Hello Forum members,
> My name is Michael Heavener and I have been reading and educating
> myself by way of this forum for several weeks. I do nor currently
> own a coach but the time is drawing close for me to jump in. This
> group has been very informative thank you for the education so far.
> I have been looking at BB and Prevost interestingly I have not been
> able to find a Prevost forum that is anywhere close to as active and
> informative as yours. Which at this point is causing me to lean more
> towards a BB because of the access to knowledge.
>
> With that said I have an interest in the 1991 Wanderlodge that Adam
> Clark is selling for his deceased father. Is there anyone on the
> forum that is familar with this particular coach and if so would you
> be willing to share what you know with me? If not what do I need to
> be carefull of on this year and model and what questions do I need
> to ask. I have looked at the buyers check list but I am sure that
> there are other things that I need to know. I am no mechanic but do
> know which end of a screwdriver to hold.
> I am not looking to be full time I am looking for something for
> Myself, wife and 15 year old daughter to do some sightseeing in.
> If you do not feel comfortable sharing information on the forum and
> want to email me directly that is fine heavener328@...
> This is my first post of any type so if I am not following the rules
> someone please let me know.
> Thank you
> Michael Heavener
> Orlando, Fl Wannabe
>