Bluebird does support older birds to the best of their ability and
also the availabilty of parts
Thats why Bennie Collier and Earl Davis and Jim Eldridge to name a few
are employed at Bluebird
Call up Earl and ask him which birds he supports and he will tell you
all to the best of his ability
Call up Bennie and ask him about the whatsits or thingamagig on 1975
wanderlodge and you will get an answer.
These answers may not be the one you want but an answer none the less
and most of the time it is the correct answer
Blue Bird does support older vehicles as do other manufacturers with
knowledge of employees not because they have too
We as owners have the good fortune of being able to source new and
rebuilt parts from other sources when not available from Wanderlodge
Try that with with your 1990 ford and you end up at a scrapyard with a
set of wrenches pulling the used greasy rusty parts yourself
Learn to live with it and adapt to the changes
Stephen 77fc35
>Now I am really excited about getting up to KY. (paying for it) and
picking up "Southern Comfort"!! It sounds like my neighbor wants
one now too. He says he knows alot about motorhomes and is already
envious.
Eddie Moran
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WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Stephen Birtles"
wrote:
> Bluebird does support older birds to the best of their ability and
> also the availabilty of parts
>
> Thats why Bennie Collier and Earl Davis and Jim Eldridge to name a
few
> are employed at Bluebird
>
> Call up Earl and ask him which birds he supports and he will tell
you
> all to the best of his ability
> Call up Bennie and ask him about the whatsits or thingamagig on
1975
> wanderlodge and you will get an answer.
> These answers may not be the one you want but an answer none the
less
> and most of the time it is the correct answer
>
> Blue Bird does support older vehicles as do other manufacturers
with
> knowledge of employees not because they have too
> We as owners have the good fortune of being able to source new and
> rebuilt parts from other sources when not available from
Wanderlodge
> Try that with with your 1990 ford and you end up at a scrapyard
with a
> set of wrenches pulling the used greasy rusty parts yourself
>
> Learn to live with it and adapt to the changes
>
> Stephen 77fc35
>
Last winter when I was in FL having trouble with my alternator I talked to
Bennie & Earl a couple of times & any timed I called for parts Earl was always
helpful. It always amazed me that they did still give so much support. I
guess when I call them and they tell me they don't give support to my 89
believe
them but until then I will go on believing that they still do support us.
Don
89 SP 36'
Butler, PA
I agree with Stephen,
I have received very good support from Bennie, Earl and Jim. As BB
has downsized to meet these changing times, these folks are still
responsive and helpful, while overworked. They return calls in a
reasonable time, and answer e-mail commuications. They provide part
numbers, part origin, and answers to technical questions.
They offer advice, or other possible options for repair solutions.
I feel this is better than is expected for our 18 year old Bird.
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I agree with Stephen,
I have received very good support from Bennie, Earl and Jim. As BB
has downsized to meet these changing times, these folks are still
responsive and helpful, while overworked. They return calls in a
reasonable time, and answer e-mail commuications. They provide part
numbers, part origin, and answers to technical questions.
They offer advice, or other possible options for repair solutions.
I feel this is better than is expected for our 18 year old Bird.
Bill 88 FC Michigan
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WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Stephen Birtles"
wrote:
>
> Bluebird does support older birds to the best of their ability and
> also the availabilty of parts
>
> Thats why Bennie Collier and Earl Davis and Jim Eldridge to name a
few
> are employed at Bluebird
>
> Call up Earl and ask him which birds he supports and he will tell
you
> all to the best of his ability
> Call up Bennie and ask him about the whatsits or thingamagig on
1975
> wanderlodge and you will get an answer.
> These answers may not be the one you want but an answer none the
less
> and most of the time it is the correct answer
>
> Blue Bird does support older vehicles as do other manufacturers
with
> knowledge of employees not because they have too
> We as owners have the good fortune of being able to source new and
> rebuilt parts from other sources when not available from
Wanderlodge
> Try that with with your 1990 ford and you end up at a scrapyard
with a
> set of wrenches pulling the used greasy rusty parts yourself
>
> Learn to live with it and adapt to the changes
>
> Stephen 77fc35
>