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1989 Bluebird WB
07-21-2005, 12:58
Post: #1
1989 Bluebird WB
I have been looking for sometime at Bluebirds trying to figure out
what I should buy in the WB Coaches. I found a 1989 with 80,000 miles
in excellent shape. Are there any significant downfalls with his model
compared with the early 90's (which are a lot more money). It seems
like a great deal for the condition . Of course I would have it
thorougly inspected for I purchased. My main concerns is the
obsolescense fo something from this vintage compared to the early
90's. Just looking for input from the Bluefird community for how I
would best spend my money. The 1989 woulb be at least $35,000 less
than more early 90's I have looked at. Thanks!
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07-22-2005, 00:25
Post: #2
1989 Bluebird WB
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "dougtidwellhome"
wrote:
> I have been looking for sometime at Bluebirds trying to figure out
> what I should buy in the WB Coaches. I found a 1989 with 80,000
miles
> in excellent shape. Are there any significant downfalls with his
model
> compared with the early 90's (which are a lot more money). It seems
> like a great deal for the condition . Of course I would have it
> thorougly inspected for I purchased. My main concerns is the
> obsolescense fo something from this vintage compared to the early
> 90's. Just looking for input from the Bluefird community for how I
> would best spend my money. The 1989 woulb be at least $35,000 less
> than more early 90's I have looked at. Thanks!
Doug, I would not hesitate a bit buying that 89- if everything checks
out. We are looking at an 88 model as we like the vintage look. Ernie-
83PT40
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07-22-2005, 02:09
Post: #3
1989 Bluebird WB
Ernie,

Are you looking at a WB on the 96" Wide. I like the looks of the 96" side
coaches but figure I need all the room we can get. I am new at this and don't
know what to expect. I am retired and my wife will be retired next year and we
want to travel extensively.

I get all kinds of mixed info from people as what type of coach to buy (newer
fiberglass with slides vrs older quality coach like Bluebird no slide). So far
all the newer coaches look cheap and with poor quality. Some of the very new
ones are looking a little better but I am not going to take the hit on a new
one.

Any recommendations and/or comments are greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Doug
----- Original Message -----
From: Ernest Ekberg
To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
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Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: 1989 Bluebird WB


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "dougtidwellhome"
wrote:
> I have been looking for sometime at Bluebirds trying to figure out
> what I should buy in the WB Coaches. I found a 1989 with 80,000
miles
> in excellent shape. Are there any significant downfalls with his
model
> compared with the early 90's (which are a lot more money). It seems
> like a great deal for the condition . Of course I would have it
> thorougly inspected for I purchased. My main concerns is the
> obsolescense fo something from this vintage compared to the early
> 90's. Just looking for input from the Bluefird community for how I
> would best spend my money. The 1989 woulb be at least $35,000 less
> than more early 90's I have looked at. Thanks!
Doug, I would not hesitate a bit buying that 89- if everything checks
out. We are looking at an 88 model as we like the vintage look. Ernie-
83PT40




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07-22-2005, 10:57
Post: #4
1989 Bluebird WB
Doug, the coach we have looked at is an 88 model, no slide, and is a wide
body. miles - a lot of them don't really matter, if the coach was taken care of.
The worst thing is sto buy a coach that's 15 years old with low mileage.
Bluebirds like to run. Ernie- 83 pT 40 in texas- where I will be in 2 days!!!


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