To All interested in the pictures taken at the Eagle Gathering in Brownsville Texas April 2007.
Clifford and Sonja sent these to me, Many Thanks to you both. I trust everyone had a great time enjoying sharing BUS NUT TALK.
You can view the pictures here
http://community.webshots.com/user/Dreamscapeeagle
Happy Trails to All,
Paul
Dreamscape
Eagel Shmeagle... Whens the Fishbowl Rally ;D
hehehe
Beautiful Buses there ;)
By the time i got the camera working some buses had already left David Anderson had left with buses from Mexico,Texas and California and 2 in the shop where you could not have a camera i am sorry if i missed anyone but i have a problem with these new cameras
THANK YOU CLIFFORD AND SONJA FOR ALL THE PICTURES, THEY ARE GREAT! THOSE ARE SOME GOOD LOOKING EAGLES, IT MAKES ME FEEL PROUD THAT I OWN AN EAGLE. TO THE NEW SILVER EAGLE BUS MFG CO...WE ARE EXCITED FOR YOU AND WE WISH YOU ALL THE BEST.
Thanks to All for sharing!!!
Connel
Beautiful Birdies! Thanks for the pics,y'all. Porn for busnuts!
Tom
Great collection.
Wish I could have been there! :(
Thanks for posting the Eagle pics! :)
Luv da pics!
Lots of nice rigs there!
That's why my bus wasn't in the pics. Yea, I had to leave Saturday, mid morning. Kind of intimidating having everyone watch you hook up your toad and chasing your dog back into the bus, being the first to pull out of the parking lot.
Wish I could have stayed, but the Relay for Life Walk was calling me back home that afternoon. It was a great rally.
David Anderson
Paul -
Thanks for sharing the link Clifford & Sonja sent you. Altho I'm a GMC guy, I certainly appreciate the effort folk put into ANY make/model coach.
That little shorty's a cutie (pic #15) - any idea who owns it?
FWIW. . .
;)
The one I like is the two axle job. Is that 40ft, or a bit shorter? Good Luck, TomC
TomC,
That is a 35'x102" ordered from the factory as a shell back in the early 90's. It belongs to a fellow from Kansas City and I can't remember his name. He and his wife spend about 4 mos/year in the coach.
I went inside that coach, really nice with a flat floor all the way to the front. The only thing he gave up compared to my 40' was a chest of drawers and desk and a bit in the bedroom. His bath, galley, and lounge were basically the same dimensions as mine. The 102" did feel wider. I could tell the width difference.
If I had my choice of any coach at that rally, I liked his the best. I almost liked it more than mine (biased). That coach just had really neat proportions in its dimensions. You should have seen how tight the turning radius was on that bus.
David Anderson
TomC - are you talking about the 35' Eagle suburban? I think I saw it a couple years ago at an Eagle rally in Branson - It was parked next to me - I thought the people were from Springfield Mo. - but I may be mistaken - was a nice coach though -
There is a member of Eagles International on the west coast who has a Suburban and goes to most of the Eagle Rallies and participates in the governing of the club. Unfortunately I can not remember names. The suburban does not have a tag or bogie axle, by the way.
Richard
Quote from: niles500 on May 20, 2007, 05:43:37 PM
TomC - are you talking about the 35' Eagle suburban? I think I saw it a couple years ago at an Eagle rally in Branson - It was parked next to me - I thought the people were from Springfield Mo. - but I may be mistaken - was a nice coach though -
Check out my Avitar. (Hard to tell it is so small) Got a Eagle Suburban that is 40' long and love it.
Tom Hamrick
1984 Eagle 10S
From what I can see Tom, nice bus. Peavey Corporation in Meridian, MS has a really nice 35' Suburban single axle that they shuttle employees back and forth to plants as needed. That thing is SWEEEEEETTTT!
I had to pass it everyday on my way to work. As I understand it, Eagle didn't make many of those and they are in high demand...
the Eagle in the photo is a model 15 bus built for motor homes it has a flat floor and a air leveling system and is not the same as a model 10 suburban that was built from 1983 to 1988 i understand that less than 12 were built of these buses some with smooth sides or eagle siding and 35 or 40ft and all were 102in wide and the same type steel as the model 20