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  • Bill

    Member
    January 29, 2017 at 8:56 pm in reply to: HAPPY BIRTHDAY JEFF !

    happy birthday Jeff


    2005 XL Thompson Coach

    Rarely tow anything behind us.

    Sold: 1993 Liberty that we loved for 12 years.
  • Bill

    Member
    January 27, 2017 at 12:03 pm in reply to: FEB 21 THRU FEB 26 LAKELAND AUTOFEST

    Ok, for those of you that have not signed up this is a fair
    warning. As of this morning we have 7 sites remaining at the Corn Roast. We
    have 6 new sites remaining around the Raider area that I found. When these are
    gone we will only have the two options on the Jet Way available. Approximately
    3200 email invitations will be sent out over the weekend. These previously
    mentioned sites will be sold very quickly.

    I
    want to thank everyone for their patience as this has been a little bit of a
    process. I assure you that it will run as smoothly as everything always has in
    the past. Honestly, this just opens up more choices and none of them are the
    wrong choice. The Agenda is going to be fresh and exciting for this event. The Wednesday
    fishing/shopping excursionis going to be a lot of fun and memorable experience.
    I am also working on a very exciting dinner plan for Friday night. I should be
    able to post the details next week!

    Ok
    I am off to lunch with some friends at CrabFest. Don’t hesitate to call if you
    need anything!

    Bill
    III

    717-215-0700


    2005 XL Thompson Coach

    Rarely tow anything behind us.

    Sold: 1993 Liberty that we loved for 12 years.
  • Bill

    Member
    January 26, 2017 at 8:23 am in reply to: Silverleaf VMSpc Vs VMS440CL

    The silverleaf is in Texas, and we are in CA and all over Middle TN. As soon as we get back to TX, I will list it. Or, it actually comes included with the House and Barn if ya’ll are interested. No extra up charge for Silverleaf.


    2005 XL Thompson Coach

    Rarely tow anything behind us.

    Sold: 1993 Liberty that we loved for 12 years.
  • Bill

    Member
    January 26, 2017 at 7:48 am in reply to: FEB 21 THRU FEB 26 LAKELAND AUTOFEST

    Bill,

    We do pictures from IPhones and IPads all the time. When posting, don’t you see the really big blue box that says Upload Photo with instructions to the right?


    2005 XL Thompson Coach

    Rarely tow anything behind us.

    Sold: 1993 Liberty that we loved for 12 years.
  • Bill

    Member
    January 26, 2017 at 5:24 am in reply to: Wheels 315 Vs 365 Tires ?

    It is 75 MPH.


    2005 XL Thompson Coach

    Rarely tow anything behind us.

    Sold: 1993 Liberty that we loved for 12 years.
  • Bill

    Member
    January 22, 2017 at 3:31 pm in reply to: FEB 21 THRU FEB 26 LAKELAND AUTOFEST

    It’s nice to see something other than a Liberty owner picking on a Marathon owner.

    Of course any Liberty owner could get the best of both of you together with one hand tied behind his back.

    No buddy plug???????? Are you joking? Did your coach come with a generator? What else is missing?


    2005 XL Thompson Coach

    Rarely tow anything behind us.

    Sold: 1993 Liberty that we loved for 12 years.
  • Bill

    Member
    January 22, 2017 at 7:42 am in reply to: OTR / DASH heat

    thanks all –

    Peter, I’m going to try to add a picture of the controls in the next postIt is a side by side control below the radio area on the dash

    1. Webasto works awesome. It was only 45 outside so it ran minimally to keep the coach very comfortable.

    2. The Prevost bus air is the real question. Cools but only heated the coach to about 70. – and the air coming out must have been close to that. As I flew down to pick up the bus I don’t have my ir temp reader, so I will know more once I get home.

    3. Peter, the webasto light was on at the dash.

    4. I will look for the a / valve . I’m assuming if it exists it is off as the driver area at full is maybe 70 degree air….would be a issue if it were really cool


    2005 XL Thompson Coach

    Rarely tow anything behind us.

    Sold: 1993 Liberty that we loved for 12 years.
  • Bill

    Member
    November 6, 2016 at 1:24 am in reply to: Jeff’s magic wand

    Troy seemed to think it was a Prevost issue and so did Prevost, twice at Goodlettsville and once at Mira Loma.

    I’m going to be out of town for a couple of months so I won’t be able to take it to Prevost anytime soon. I’ll try after the first of the year.

    Prevost has been wonderful in every other aspect of ownership.

    Mark


    2005 XL Thompson Coach

    Rarely tow anything behind us.

    Sold: 1993 Liberty that we loved for 12 years.
  • Bill

    Member
    November 3, 2016 at 3:31 pm in reply to: DIY Cruisair Service

    That’s terrific! I’ve never been able to get a 30 degree differential on mine! Maybe 20 if conditions are just right.


    2005 XL Thompson Coach

    Rarely tow anything behind us.

    Sold: 1993 Liberty that we loved for 12 years.
  • Bill

    Member
    November 3, 2016 at 10:19 am in reply to: Reasonable amount of smoke

    In our bus and generator smoke can be an indication of oil burning, usually blue in color, black smoke typically indicates too much fuel for the available air (burning rich), white smoke can be raw fuel, usually only when the motor is cold and has just started, or white smoke can be coolant, typically having the smell of coolant.

    Smoke is often used to analyze problems.


    2005 XL Thompson Coach

    Rarely tow anything behind us.

    Sold: 1993 Liberty that we loved for 12 years.
  • Bill

    Member
    November 1, 2016 at 10:32 pm in reply to: Any planned non-rally rallies West of Florida?

    Elsie and I are interested, depending on dates.


    2005 XL Thompson Coach

    Rarely tow anything behind us.

    Sold: 1993 Liberty that we loved for 12 years.
  • Bill

    Member
    October 29, 2016 at 9:10 am in reply to: November Air and Coach Concours November 2016

    Fall Air &
    Coach Concours agenda

    Tuesday November 8th,
    2016

    9am – 4pm –
    Registration of Guests

    For guests
    arriving earlier or later, simply give me a call.

    Bill
    717-215-0700

    Wednesday November 9th,
    2016

    8am – 930am – Breakfast

    930am – 10am – Welcome speech and Introduction of
    staff.

    1030am – Welcome speech from Ken Robertson,
    General Manager & Main Sponsor, Parliament Motor Coach.

    1030am – 3pm – This year’s Technical seminars
    will be directed by Parliament Motor
    Coach
    and hosted by Ken Robertson, Rick and Ben and will also Jon
    Wehrenberg and Tom Chilcote from Prevost
    Community
    . It will be a great and informative seminar as the Parliament team
    will be talking about the design and development of the new Parliament coaches.

    10am – 3pm Open shuttle use with Woody as your driver.
    At the previous events, it was requested to change up a few of the tours. Therefore,
    here is the chance to create your own (shopping, winery, sightseeing downtown,
    maybe even catch a movie) tour. Just get a group together, let Woody know where
    you would like to go and we will provide the transportation.

    5pm-6:30pm – Prevost
    Community
    Happy Hour and H’ors
    Dourves at Cessna

    630pm- 800pm – Caribbean Chicken with with mango salsa

    730-1030 – Entertainment to be announced


    Thursday November 10th, 2016

    8am – 930 am – Breakfast Sponsored
    by Rob Krajicek of SkyMed

    930am – Guest speaker Tony Cline – Carlisle Auctions Manager. Topic “Don’t be afraid, it’s fun”

    10am – 3pm Open shuttle use with Woody as your driver.
    At the previous events it was requested to change up a few of the tours.
    Therefore, here is the chance to create your own (shopping, winery, sightseeing
    downtown, maybe even catch a movie) tour. Just get a group together let Woody
    know where you would like to go and we will provide the transportation.

    1030am- Guest Speaker – Bill Miller II –
    Founder of Carlisle Events. Lance Miller Co-Owner Carlisle Events

    1045am – Guest Speaker – John “Lites”
    Leenhouts, President and CEO, Sun-n-Fun.

    12pm – 5pm – Enjoy Winter AutoFest

    5pm – 630pm – Happy Hour sponsored by Rick Smith
    of River Landings “A Luxury Motor Coach Resort”

    630pm – 800pm – “Cuban night” Roast pork and arroz con
    pollo

    800pm – 1100pm – Live entertainment- Double Barrel

    Friday NOVEMBER 11th,
    2016

    8am – 9am – Breakfast

    9am – 6pm – Winter Autofest and
    Collector Car Auction.

    Craft Beer sponsored by Fat Point
    Brewery.

    6:30pm – 8pm – Italian night

    8pm-11pm – Live Entertainment – Blues Hall of
    Fame Guitarist, Skip Frye and his wife Nancy.

    Saturday NOVEMBER 12th,
    2016

    8am – 9am – Breakfast

    9am -6pm – Winter AutoFest and
    Collector Car Auction.


    6pm – 7pm BYOB Happy Hour

    Craft Beer sponsored by Fat Point
    Brewery

    6:30pm – 8pm – A dinner sponsored by FEATHERLITE COACHES that you do not want to miss. An amazing sampling of hors d’oeuvres
    followed by Carved Tenderloin

    8pm-11pm – Live Entertainment –
    Ransom Band.

    Sunday Nevember 13th, 2016

    1030am – Noon – Brunch

    Noon – Wrap up speech, Thank You and open
    forum discussion with question and answer.

    9am – 4pm – Final day of Winter Autofest


    2005 XL Thompson Coach

    Rarely tow anything behind us.

    Sold: 1993 Liberty that we loved for 12 years.
  • Bill

    Member
    October 28, 2016 at 9:00 pm in reply to: POLISHING STAINLESS STEEL

    Here is my post from last year. Your contact is Allen Nadeau. His email is probably allen.nadeau@volvo.com.


    For future reference, spoke with nicolas.gagnonatvolvodotcom who is in charge of the service center in St. Nicolas. Said they:

    1) have visitors stay with hook ups at their sevice center where they have plenty of parking/ maneuvering space even with trailers and provide the gate lock code for anytime access.

    2) it is located 10 minutes from Quebec City.

    3) they do not have regular scheduled factory tours (Allen Nadeau in charge of this), just on demand.

    4) the factory is located 35 miles from the service center.

    5) they are currently turning out three coaches per day, and this is said to be a busy time.

    In case anyone else is going, we are there June 15-19. Then down to Jay Peak, Vermont for a Porsche thing.


    2005 XL Thompson Coach

    Rarely tow anything behind us.

    Sold: 1993 Liberty that we loved for 12 years.
  • Bill

    Member
    October 28, 2016 at 9:25 am in reply to: Engine oil leaks

    Good morning Per and Margrit,

    Yes, E-Z Daze is a nice park. I was there about 2 months ago taking the Liberty out of storage and ran it to give it a little exercise (about 30 miles from storage).

    Anyway, when you leave there, you may want to consider taking the 385 by-pass to avoid the 240/40 interchange as there is major construction and very tight lanes to maneuver.

    When leaving E-Z Daze, head north on the 55 and take 240 East towards Nashville. After you pass the Mt. Moriah exit you will see the 385 by-pass. It will take you to I-40 east and is a good easy drive to get around the major construction that I mentioned.

    Safe travels,

    Mark

    On Edit: There is also heavy construction at exit 20 (Canada Rd.) on I-40 which is east of the 40/240 major construction project, the 385 by-pass will put you even further east on I-40 to Nashville.


    2005 XL Thompson Coach

    Rarely tow anything behind us.

    Sold: 1993 Liberty that we loved for 12 years.
  • Bill

    Member
    October 12, 2016 at 5:20 pm in reply to: Glass Dash or SilverLeaf

    Thanks Andy.

    I don’t know if there are any differences in our coaches but mine will not display gear selection.

    It does everything else just fine.

    There may be a little diffenence in that one year.


    2005 XL Thompson Coach

    Rarely tow anything behind us.

    Sold: 1993 Liberty that we loved for 12 years.
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