Here is a Newell on Ebay I almost bought got within 500 bucks before this dealer bought it nice coach and looks like he is trying to make a few bucks I am still po about the deal 300487051895 one minute it is yours next call it has been sold
good luck
Clifford is that the 86 I checked it out and it shows it stll open
Andy, that is it but I was buying the owner the guy selling now is a dealer,and I liked my price a lot better than his is now like 10 grand better lol as you know I am a big fan of Newell's and Foretravels both are as good as any bus
good luck
Copy that Clifford Iam about ready to sell this Eagle and buy a Newell or Foretravel
Quote from: luvrbus on November 07, 2010, 05:47:04 AM
Andy, that is it but I was buying the owner the guy selling now is a dealer,and I liked my price a lot better than his is now like 10 grand better lol as you know I am a big fan of Newell's and Foretravels both are as good as any bus
good luck
I know Carl is still in business, is Foretravel still doing biz or has it gone under like so many of the others? I shared your opinion on the bus meetings. We won't be at Quartzite this year but will make an effort to swing by your place after we leave Vegas next September.
Sometimes I consider another coach, but then I get to thinking about the time, expense and effort put into mine, and I am quite satisfied. A friend of mine claims it is necessary (in the male psyche) to trade 'em off every five years or so. I believe at this stage of the game, I am sticking with what I have. When I win the Lottery I will give Carl a shout and move into a Newell.
BCO
Don, Foretravel is doing good as is Newell both have backlogs talking with Greg Amys at Foretravel and Karl neither are happy with only one engine to offer as the ISX 650 hp is giving both a problem.
When you win the lotto buy 2 Newell's 1 for you and 1 for a friend and I will be glad to give the tool boxes for your new shop LOL
good luck
While they are no longer made, I would put Vogue in the same class.
It hurts to lose an auction. It's so difficult to be truly honest about your high bid. I always use this rule... I bid the amount that allows me to say that if it goes for a single dime more it's just too much and I will have no regrets.
Quote from: thejumpsuitman on November 07, 2010, 12:22:36 PM
It hurts to lose an auction.
Sorry but I disagree completely. Over the years I've had way more regrets about something I brought home from an auction than I have had about the stuff I left behind. If some fool wants to pay more than I do for some particular piece of equipment then that's his problem not mine.
Quote from: bobofthenorth on November 07, 2010, 12:53:16 PM
Quote from: thejumpsuitman on November 07, 2010, 12:22:36 PM
It hurts to lose an auction.
Sorry but I disagree completely. Over the years I've had way more regrets about something I brought home from an auction than I have had about the stuff I left behind. If some fool wants to pay more than I do for some particular piece of equipment then that's his problem not mine.
Paying too much? Who ever heard of such a thing. You misunderstood me. Paying too much is absolutely out of the question. I'm talking about missing out on a killer deal by being too cheap by not being honest with yourself. What you said is actually one of my axioms. You will be more likely to regret a purchase than a missed purchase.
Sorry guys but I was buying from the original owners family not a auction you won't find me on EBay buying a bus,just like the dealer I was going to resale it but I was going to do it Quartzsite where you have some lookers fwiw those are the actual miles a very rare find
Quote from: luvrbus on November 07, 2010, 07:44:37 AM
as the ISX 650 hp is giving both a problem.
The ISX 650 is that the Volvo? I have a friend running a Volvo in a truck (produce hauler) and it is down and in the shop 60 days a year minimum, he hates it. I got close on the Lotto lastnight, I only missed by five numbers!BCO
Quote from: luvrbus on November 07, 2010, 07:44:37 AM
as the ISX 650 hp is giving both a problem.
Quote from: boxcarOkie
The ISX 650 is that the Volvo? I have a friend running a Volvo in a truck (produce hauler) and it is down and in the shop 60 days a year minimum, he hates it. I got close on the Lotto lastnight, I only missed by five numbers!
BCO
Naw that is a "Come-a-part" engine. ;)
;D BK ;D
and yes VOLVO sucks!
The ISX 650 is a good engine, I have put about 25,000 on one in a 45 ft coach and had no problems. It drives like a sports car with all that power.
Jack