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Price for a perfect 1989 PT40 - erniecarpet@... - 09-21-2008 05:22 I'm curious to know who owns this coach. I wonder if its a forum member?
Ernie Ekberg 83PT40 Livingston, Montana Looking for simple solutions to your real-life financial challenges? Check out WalletPop for the latest news and information, tips and calculators. Price for a perfect 1989 PT40 - sttully - 09-21-2008 07:11 Hello Folks - I am a longtime reader of the forum and student of these wonderful machines. I have come close to making the jump into ownership but have so far restrained myself. Today I looked at what can only be described as a dream Bird. She is a 1989 PT40 WB with 60k miles, one owner, always garaged. Most importantly, she has gone back to the factory EVERY YEAR for updates - which include new DDEC system, flat screen tvs. Service is all documented and complete - new tires, batteries all replaced on a schedule regardless of use. The coach is run evry month for several hours. This is the fourth Bird these folks have owned. It literally looks new. Some years the only trip it made was from here in North Carolina to the factory and back. The owners are retiring from coach ownership and have some interest in selling but don't really mind keeping her either. The garage is at their house so storage isn't an expense. Does anyone know of a comparable coach that has sold recently? If I make an offer I'd like to be able to support it with comps. thanks for your help. george Price for a perfect 1989 PT40 - Kurt Horvath - 09-21-2008 08:57 George, It's rare to find a Bird like this one. It may fetch a premium but don't let your heart overwhelm your wallet. I would venture to say that a coach with a history like the one described below will cost less in the long run even if you pay more than the perceived price. There is nothing worse than finally getting your Bird just to spend time and money getting her up to your expectations. Kurt Horvath 95 Pt-42 10AC --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "sttully" wrote: > > Hello Folks - > > I am a longtime reader of the forum and student of these wonderful machines. I have > come close to making the jump into ownership but have so far restrained myself. > > Today I looked at what can only be described as a dream Bird. She is a 1989 PT40 WB with > 60k miles, one owner, always garaged. Most importantly, she has gone back to the factory > EVERY YEAR for updates - which include new DDEC system, flat screen tvs. Service is all > documented and complete - new tires, batteries all replaced on a schedule regardless of > use. The coach is run evry month for several hours. This is the fourth Bird these folks > have owned. It literally looks new. Some years the only trip it made was from here in > North Carolina to the factory and back. > > The owners are retiring from coach ownership and have some interest in selling but don't > really mind keeping her either. The garage is at their house so storage isn't an expense. > > Does anyone know of a comparable coach that has sold recently? If I make an offer I'd like > to be able to support it with comps. > > thanks for your help. > george > Price for a perfect 1989 PT40 - Henry Jay Hannigan - 09-21-2008 10:16 NOW aint a good time to sell a bird.....Plenty of bargains out there. Hank 90SP36 --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, erniecarpet@... wrote: > > I'm curious to know who owns this coach. I wonder if its a forum member? > > Ernie Ekberg > 83PT40 > Livingston, Montana > > > > > **************Looking for simple solutions to your real-life financial > challenges? Check out WalletPop for the latest news and information, tips and > calculators. (http://www.walletpop.com/? NCID=emlcntuswall00000001) > |