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Rare and Very Nice
Here is a coach that proves the timelessness of a Prevost conversion. This one is one of the rare 35 footers and it looks really well maintained.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/prevost-/112327512800?hash=item1a273dd2e0:g:BUgAAOSwB-1Yvzd9&vxp=mtr
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5 Replies
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Jon,
And I thought I had the Short Bus of the Litter ? LMAO , Did not know they made a 35.Safe Travels,
Rocky -
We spotted this same bus when we were staying near Anthem Az just after the first of the year. It’s an Angola conversion.
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Jon, What year would you guess it is? I had a few Angola conversions and I happen to know they were among the very first converters on the market. Could be an early 80’s decade or even a late 70’s.
just curious.
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I think it is an 81.
Angola made a really nice conversion and it is apparent from the photos that this coach shows that quality.
On another site it was mentioned the owner would take $45000, a price that I think is really fair considering the quality of the conversion and how well it appears to have been maintained.
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Evil Kneivel built a 35′ Prevost and never took delivery of it as he went to jail. Bill Roetzel (spelling) an Rv seller from Little Rock Arkansas had it for sale when it was brand new… we looked at it and the salesman was none other than Buddy Gregg… It was a 79 or 80 model.
Cheers… Diane
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