Well, the bus I have looked at before, that's located in NC didn't work out. Marilyn and I went down, tools, filters, $$, bedclothes in hand, but the person responsible for the estate has not been able to take proper care of the bus, and to make a long story short, the mildew, etc. will be a real project to correct. We came home disappointed.
Meanwhile, back at the ranch, there is an MC9 near Spokane, WA. that I'm interested in. Is there a busnut near there who would be willing to take a look for me before we go that distance? Thanks,
Dennis
Dennis,
I live about 25 miles South of Spokane. Don't know much about MCIs being a GM busnut. I did look at several 5s before I fell for the 4107. ::) But I sure could take a look and get some detailed pix for ya. Let me know. Call me at five Oh Nine, two eight three 2100 day or evening.
Don 4107
Done! That's me ringing your phone. Thanks!
Dennis
Well, the bus I have looked at before, that's located in NC didn't work out. Marilyn and I went down, tools, filters, $$, bedclothes in hand, but the person responsible for the estate has not been able to take proper care of the bus, and to make a long story short, the mildew, etc. will be a real project to correct. We came home disappointed.
Dennis,
Sorry that MCI did not work out. The pictures were beautiful. Course stuff like mold don't show up in photos. Jack
Thanks for your input when we met, Jack. Actually, I had taken the photos you saw three years ago. The mildew wasn't present then. The seller began losing her health and became unable to keep it clean and aired out shortly after that. When her nephew and I talked prior to my trip down to purchase the bus, he failed to mention that there was a problem. I still think it can make someone a nice bus if they are willing to work with it. I am looking into a couple of other possibilities with the help of some of our fellow busnuts. Hope springs eternal! Thanks everybody.
Dennis