$2.5 Million Prevost!

[omahajim]

Of course, you guys are right on with your logic regarding the indoor treadmill, I was just trying my hand at my very first Snappy One Liner® with you experienced POG guys.

Gotta save up some lewbucks for some LEDs ya know! Or whatever

[MangoMike]

Jim,

Ignore those guys and keep on firing away. They're just babbling most the time anyhow.

Good to have you here.

Mango

[Jerry Winchester]

I thougth Lew had a weight room in the front bay of his coach? Oh, that was a hardware store. My bad.

Jim, break out the LewBucks and have a good time on the board this week. The Anal Master will be back on line mid-week and since we have spent all weekend busting his huevoes, he will be looking for some newbies to crush.

[garyde]

What a Waste!!!

[Just Plain Jeff]

omahajim:

Don't pay any attention to the 'snappy one-liners.' That's all they've got. If you find yourself thinking about what to write here and it is keeping you up at night, it is time to buy a new bus.

It's all a part of the MPD problem.

[Jon Wehrenberg]

omahajim,

Ignore references about analmaster and the like. The election was rigged, it was held in Floriduh (of course), I was denied a vote, I know Winchester has hanging chads because of the way he was walking at OSH, and welcome aboard.

I hope you noticed the inmates are running the asylum.

[Ben]

More images of the $2.5 mil Featherlite, including the treadmill. I guess they had to do something to get some attention since they have over a dozen unsold new coaches.

[Jon Wehrenberg]

Over the years a lot of converters built a coach that was way over the top. Typically the coach would end up at an FMCA convention and it would be the talk of the show and it had a pricetag that was way beyond the average pricing.

Usually the coaches would commemorate some event like the converter's anniversary, or it would be the 500th coach or something like that.

Three or four years later that fancy expensive coach was just another used bus and its price would be in line with all the other used buses of the same vintage. It's tough trying to be top dog.