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Oyster Fest 2015 – A No Rally, Rally
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Really, do we ever want to do business with anyone that doesn’t want to do business with us?
With apologies to my friend Scott, I wish he would join us and bring his coach:
Is that neat or what? When I saw it it had a white engine and it was sparkling clean. Bob G was there and saw the same neat coaches I did.
The coach in the center is an MCI, and that coach above looked like brand new, inside and out.
Not a single one of those coaches meets the 10, 15 or even 25 year rule, yet I would welcome any one to park next to me, anywhere, any time.
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Jon, Steve had his Neo-Plan at Bella Terra during the Prouds rally this past October. He could attend as a guest of Lou’s(who also has a Neo-Plan) but was there with his 08 Marathon. Geo. PS. We had a great time with the Bus Nuts crowd at Arcadia this past December.
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I forgot to note that Geo and Corey were at the same rally as these coaches. RV resorts are missing the boat if they don’t want coaches like these due to age. So was Hard headed Ken. That’s all eye candy to bus lovers.
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As things stand today I’m planning on bringing my 27 year
old Rat Rod / Prevost / Angola conversion,. A couple of other things have to fall
in place before I make reservations (If they’ll let in). Y’all think
you have rough, I have an Angola conversion. Which means I’m at the bottom of the list and can’t poke any fun at other
conversions.Hope to see everyone there.
Ken
My Rat Rod
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A fine looking motor
coach Ken. I would be proud to be your Bella Terra neighbor.Eric
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Ken,
You read this thread. Tell them it is new. If you feel guilty saying that make up a date that is less than ten years.
I’m bringing my 65 year olf Ford toad. I’ll bet they won’t make me park it on the street.
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I’ll take the other side Ken. Us Angola guys got to stick together.
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Nothing wrong with an Angola. Well designed in their simplicity, very similar to a Royale which are much sought after for those reasons. Again, stressing the point that there were really no bad conversions. Geo.
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Thanks everyone for the support. I’ll try to have my coach reasonably clean and since this is just a long weekend I’ll leave my portable clothes line at home.
Ken
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Ken, and don’t add a ladder so that you can strap another ladder to it. Geo.
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George…
You forgot the plexi glass bug screen !!
Diane
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Diane, on purpose. We had on our CC XL, but in our defense we did remove it. Geo.
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Ken, if you think owning an Angola coach is bad I’ll trade you my CC when we meet.
P. S. I gave my bug shield to Jon but he won’t tell anyone.
He puts it on his coach when he knows he won’t see any PC members.
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I wanted to poke some fun at CC owners because I worked on a few of
them, but then I remembered how shabby some of my Angola wiring was
done. I think, maybe mine was their first one, their practice run. So in
a public forum that will could live forever in cyberspace I’m not gonna
say much. When we’re all setting around my ladders, camp fire or
clothes line and sipping on our favorite drinks I’ve been known to exaggerate any perceived flaw.
That includes mine too.Ken
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Ken is going to sneak around at night modifying the DDEC on all CC coaches to limit their top speed to 61 MPH, just below my top speed of 62.
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