Quote Originally Posted by CAPT MOGUL & Sandy View Post
Gordon, Ed and I drove this bus in Angola last summer. Very nice but we had one cost factor that detoured us. The windows will need to be replaced through out. And the windows may not be available for awhile due to some manufacture problem. The price has come down but the owner at the time we saw it wasn't willing to negotiate down at all. It has been on the market for awhile. Drove nicely. Prevost indicated to us that this particular bus was one of the first or second XLII buses they had built. My personal reason that I didn't want it was a woman's view---the bus had been used alot by the owners children(for partying) and I don't think that they ever cleaned any of the wood in the interior. Of course, these are things that could have been replaced. But, I have a saying, if you can see clearly that cleaning wasn't done much, what about the things you CAN'T see???????
Sandy

Gordon, I was referring to the XLII Royale with the bunks.
Thanks for the info Sandy - I figured out you were referring to the XLII bunk coach. No thanks on the window replacement, etc. Marathon Dallas has a nicer looking 2 slide XLII Royale that is probably worth looking into.

Jenny and I looked at a beautiful 04 CC yesterday. What a beauty it is. Flying to LA in the morning and going to drop by California Coach and check out Steve's inventory on our way to visit our son at Cal-Poly SLO. Should be a fun week.