Anybody know anything about this coach? It caught our road manager's eye and she is thinking of going to take a look.
http://www.californiacoachcompany.co...ail.asp?id=135
Thanks,
Adam
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Anybody know anything about this coach? It caught our road manager's eye and she is thinking of going to take a look.
http://www.californiacoachcompany.co...ail.asp?id=135
Thanks,
Adam
Adam, I know nothing about the coach, but, I do know that Steve Bennett who owns California Coach is a reputable dealer who won't sell a junker. You might get a lot of different opinions about the bus, but I think everyone will confirm that the dealer is first class.
I just got done doing some things to an Angola and was impressed at its solid construction and design.
I also agree she will be getting it from a source that has more than gained the respect of everyone here.
That coach has two things going for it. First, if Steve is selling it you can be sure it is a good one. He is very careful about the products he sells. He is a first class guy.
Second, that is the vintage Angola that was of excellent quality and construction. At the time that was built Angola was taking very well equipped Prevost chassis and doing a first class conversion.
I wouldn't hesitate to recommend that coach to anyone.
Looks like it is priced right.
I've seen the coach a couple of times at Steves, but haven't actually been inside. I'd be happy to take a peak and give you my opinion, but as the others have mentioned, I trust Steve.
Ray
Ray, you know Beni. She's interested, and really thinks she will want it, but there are some issues. The biggest, I think, is she wants out of her class C (which is still new and low miles) but she would need to do this all now... like, this week. And she doesn't have the cash freed up. So she would need to finance... and it is too old for a loan. But she is going to see it anyway. I know she and her husband have sterling credit, but with the market the way it is and the age of the coach, she might be out of luck. I told her it is still worth looking at. So she'll be down that way soon to take a peak. When I know she will be there, I may let you know and you could hold her hand:-)
Thanks for the offer!
Adam
See what you've done you have inflicted these wonderful folks with a bad case of MPD their lives will never be the same:rolleyes:
I was thinking you were talking about Beni. I'd be happy to take her over to Steve's, and I'm sure Ken would join in as well.
Steve does have financing available, although I don't know how far back she can go. There is a new POG sponsor listed in another thread, which indicate that they have financing too. Don't remember how far back that was.
So, it looks like Beni is watching you travel in a Prevost, and decides that's a better way to go? :D
Ray
Adam.
That Angola, Steve told me it was an "ole" girl. Might you look at the 1997 Liberty. I hear that is a very, very nice one.
Yes I've seen this coach on RVTrader...for 109K I didn't look further into it because of the Fridge angled out into the center of the coach...was pretty sure it was a side aisle...or for sure partly blocking rear view of the bus..
http://www.rvt.com/rvlist.php?sid=bl...it3prglt4laf94
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Originally Posted by adamdegraff
The Liberty is very nice. It was owned previously by a POG member, Lee and Barbara Bornstein, who fulltimed for many years.
It's a very nice coach, 40 footer (maybe no special license), and has bus air. It's worth a check if it's in her budget.
Ray
It's not a side isle, but the fridge is out an angle, which moves the door slightly to make the potty not visible (it's not a separate bath).
She wants to spend under 100K. But as we all know a bus under 100 is still better than a plastic rv under 100. I think she knows it too, but it will most likely be a matter of financing.
~Adam