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Only Read This If Your Bus Is Over 20 Years Young!
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It’s all good boys, we’re very fortunate to share this lifestyle…
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I do not get to use mine nearly as much as I want, but I can tell that every time I think about her or see her I get a smile on my face. It does get attention but what enjoy the most is that my wife is happy about the coach. That is a blessing by itself.
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Hey Ron, What’s the year of that beauty? The bus not your wife… All though we’ll take both! You should add that to your profile. Again, your bus.
Harry
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I am smiling from your comment. I will show it to Tammie.
Ron
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On the 1st I have to move my bus to a location where power is not available. Yesterday was sunny with no rain (my goodness have we had rain) and I took that time to give the inside of the coach a good spring cleaning.
Cleaning the coach you can really see things up close and personal and I can’t tell you the number of times I said to myself “I can’t believe this is a 91″… I’ve read things, as we all have, about buying a top of the line quality coach. Who knew these folks knew what they were talking about?
Nothing has pulled away from the wall, no seam have a crack, no cabinet is off center, no cabinet door is hanging improperly. But what may have surprised me the most was the total lack of dust. Even the windows lacked the film we often see on vehicle windows.
WoW are our buses well built… I’ve owned my bus just a few days short of year and the smile is still there!
Harry
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Three years and counting, love our Liberty
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11 years with this bus.
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We’re a month short of four years with our Liberty. Still extremely pleased with our decision to buy it. Spent the weekend at the track, towed the 26′ enclosed Bravo trailer in both directions, everything worked. Still can’t believe the chassis is close to 20 years old and the conversion 19 years old. Most houses that don’t ever move are like our coach after 19 years!
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Hey Dick, How many days a year would you say you spend in your bus? Try not to include the days you wish you were in your bus or the times you were bus-ting at the seams to leave?
Just the facts man, just the facts!
Harry
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This year?
Winter trip: 70 days (plus 8 in Dec 2017)
BFR April DS/Race: 3 days
Probably most since we bought it. But we plan on many more trips this year.
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That’s great Dick, these buses are sure built to use! Our first serious trip will be the first of June. We’re spending 10 days in the bus and are really looking forward to it. I’ve learned a lot since I bought the bus but there’s nothing like spending time in it.
Good travels Dick,
Harry
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Eight years in our 1991 coach and still going strong.
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Very nice looking bus Tom and eight years, that’s terrific. How many miles have you put on and how many days a year do you spend in it?
Harry
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Going on 8 yrs. with my 91 XL and have put 40,000 miles since I’ve had it. Bought it with around 49,000 miles. Heck time flies.
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Hey Glens, In that 40,000 miles, have you had any serious issues and/or issues that left you stranded? And that’s the same question I have for the others who responded to this thread. What happened, what did it cost and how long were you out of service?
Oh and one more thing… Looking back, was there anything you could-a/should-a done that would have prevented it?
Harry
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