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Our first big trip
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Dave do not forget to wash bus every time you stop over night it’s used to that , just because you are on holidays doesn’t mean you cheat on her, she can get mad, Ha Ha AMF have good time how do you and Karen like the new seats up front
Hope they are nice to ride on!!!!!!
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Morning from hot humid NOLA! We walked out of the French qtr campground at 1pm yesterday and walked and toured until 11pm….dang Karen can walk. We did see 4 very good bands and had a beer or two…..campground very nice with everything you need. Off to see more of the city…Peter..she does need a bath and will take care of that soon.
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Memo to Dave:
We Prevost owners have an image to maintain, and if you as an owner fail to keep your coach sparkling we may have to take it back.
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Mr Admin…just checked mobile wash dude…$1200 just to wash!!!!!! Gonna offer Karen $ 50 I hope the couch sleeps good.
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For $120 I’ll wash your coach. I’m on SS so it needs to be cash.
I don’t do windows.
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I’ve paid the 120 in NOL, but next time we’re in SE Tenn, we’ll have Jon do it for 120 in cash and we even tip ! I’ll drink beer and watch Jon wash and Corey can take Di dancing. Geo
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And that wash job will be in my driveway. I won’t be drying it either.
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Ah, Blue Beacon…here we come.
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I think I just got fired before I even started the job.
But you can still dance with Di.
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Corey & Di dance very well together !!
I have paid that to get the bus washed then added a tip… seems general rule of thumb is $100.
I would definitely pay Jon $120, just to see it done right, but Jon you will have to do the windows and I tip well.
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I can hardly believe Peter didn’t install some auto wash feature before you bought that bus. I’m sure Jon must have designed one sometime.
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I’m probably the only Prevost owner on the planet that doesn’t use a power washer and de-ionized water to wash the bus. I still use a brush, a pail, a tall ladder and a lot of towels to dry it after washing.
I cannot remember the last time I saw a coach owner wash his own coach by hand.
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I’ve never had one washed, I can’t stand the image of the window/door seals being blown out from the pressure washing guy or worse, caulking blown off on the roof. Besides, it’s good exercise and if it looks like crap, there’s only one person at fault, Jon….
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I always wash my own as it only takes about an hour with a long handle brush. The smooth sides of the H3 make it simple and quick!!!
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When Tom washes his coach it is as strenuous as watering the lawn.
Ditto on someone washing my coach. I recently attended a rally where coach washes were included and when we were away from the coach the wash crew did my coach. It looked nice, but it drives me crazy to see people power washing my coach, walking all over the roof, and slathering the tires with goop. It was the only time in 24 years anyone other than me has washed my coach.
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