lost job. selling 4104 cheap
 

lost job. selling 4104 cheap

Started by jordansinthesky, April 18, 2011, 11:42:09 AM

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jordansinthesky

I understand that this isn't the classifieds, but as you can see I lost my job and don't have the $ to post there.  If anybody has interest in a 57 4104 in good condition deeply discounted please let me know. 
1957 PD4104.  Self proclaimed youngest busnut in the nation.

Timkar

Sorry to hear about your situation. If you want to advertise it is free at the "other" site.  HTH

http://www.busnut.com/classifieds/
Cawston, British Columbia

Oonrahnjay

Sorry to hear, Jordan.  (My flying job evaporates in June, too.)
Bruce H; Wallace (near Wilmington) NC
1976 Daimler (British) Double-Decker Bus; 34' long

(New Email -- brucebearnc@ (theGoogle gmail place) .com)

John316

Jordan,

I am sorry to hear about your job. That is too bad.

I am sure that you have considered every possible option, that you can. However, what about keeping the bus, to live in? That would probably be cheaper then other housing....Just thinking out loud.

Anyways, I hope things look up for you.

God bless,

John
Sold - MCI 1995 DL3. DD S60 with a Allison B500.

Van

Where's Les, he's looking for a 04?
B&B CoachWorks
Bus Shop Mafia.
Now in N. Cakalaki

jordansinthesky

Thanks guys.  Fortunately I will be able to live with my folks.  It will be cheaper than paying rent/utilities somewhere and paying to keep the bus up.  The price is right for anybody looking.  The bus is in great shape.  Here's a link to CL adhttp://phoenix.craigslist.org/cph/cto/2252428699.html
1957 PD4104.  Self proclaimed youngest busnut in the nation.

bevans6

Honest advice.  you're young, you're going to lose a lot of jobs.  Don't let it define you.  If you own the bus, as in owe no money on it, keep it.  If you borrowed money to buy it, run away from it.  The bus is going to be fine for a month or a year, let it marinate for a while.  No need to rush to a decision,  you can sell it for a loss in a month or two as well as now and maybe you will find a job in the meantime...

Brian
1980 MCI MC-5C, 8V-71T from a M-110 self propelled howitzer
Allison MT-647
Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia

RnMAdventures

Sorry to hear about the job situation. If I were you I would try to keep it, but I sold mine a fews years back because I needed the money, so I fully understand.

That's a nice 4104 Jordon. Do you have some more pic's of it?

Mike
Mike & Rosemarie
1964 PD4106-2626
DD8v71 & Allison v730

happycamperbrat

Im sooo sorry to hear this awful news Jordan. I know things will change for you. You are still young and life has lots of ups and downs in it. This is a down time for you. But you have done something amazing in aquiring your bus at such an early age! Really, you should keep it especially if it is paid for. If you lose your parents or their condition gets bad or whatever (believe it or not life can get even worse), your bus will be your ark. With it you always will have transportation AND a place to live! That is a tough combination and desperately needed by everyone/anyone. As long as you have those 2 things, everything else is gravey. Seriously reconsider letting everything else go, but holding onto your bus.
The Little GTO is a 102" wide and 40' long 1983 GMC RTS II and my name is Teresa in case I forgot to sign my post

Dave5Cs

Jordan; Jobs are just where you work. It is how other people make money from you working for them, Ain't nothin but a thing 8)

Maybe you can think up some kind of business to start. Some don't even cost a lot to start or maybe someone would want to fund you for part of the profit? Just a thought. What do you love to do and use it to begin to think what might work.

We move into our Bus full-time are having a bast for a whole lot cheaper than when we had a house. We have some friends that are allowing us to park it on their Grass on the big side yard. The 2 of us and 3 Cats Who by the way 2 are having there 5th B-day tomorrow. My wife works her Notary business out of the bus from the desk I made her and I take on any home repair work I can find out there or type up stuff for her and copy, Print and scan for her business things. Our TV only gets 6 channels but the right ones and we read alot and are on the boards, and internet talking to friend when we can.

So look in the mirror and say It will get better soon and Hey I have a Bus and it's mine.

Dave
"Perfect Frequency"1979 MCI MC5Cs 6V-71,644MT Allison.
2001 Jeep Cherokee Sport 60th Anniversary edition.
1998 Jeep TJ ,(Gone)
Somewhere in the USA fulltiming.

artvonne

  I may be the lone desenter.

  Im not sure things will get any better. The economy is flat lined, housing market is dead and continues to worsen, fuel costs are rising with no relief in sight, foods going up, etc., etc.. All those things effect everything else. I'm not saying it cant or wont turn back around, but there is no good reason right now to believe it cant get much, much worse than it is before better times ahead come to pass. I hate to say it, but an economic Depression, perhaps greater than in 1929, is not out of the range of possibility if we dont get this ship turned around. And its almost a foregone conclusion if they dont get it going soon.

  I would take a good hard look at things and think real hard about what youll do if you cant find work. Your living in the Bus now, where will you live if you sell it, And how long can you hold out if you cant find work?  If you do find work, how trusting are you that it will last? You have a pretty comfy roof over your head and can chose your location at the push of a button. Not a bad option to have in todays shifting landscape.

eagle19952

Just how far do you really think less than 11K will go......
Donald PH
1978 Model 05 Eagle w/Torsilastic Suspension,8V71 N, DD, Allison on 24.5's 12kw Kubota.

Seville

That has to be hard ! Hope things turn around for you.
I would try and wait a little while before selling  if you can. You never know, you may find a job sooner than you think.
Also, if you keep the bus and have to move to another area for work, you already have a place to live.
Best of luck to you!
New York City
1984 MC9 6v92T

happycamperbrat

Quote from: artvonne on April 18, 2011, 10:03:04 PM
  I may be the lone desenter.

  Im not sure things will get any better. The economy is flat lined, housing market is dead and continues to worsen, fuel costs are rising with no relief in sight, foods going up, etc., etc.. All those things effect everything else. I'm not saying it cant or wont turn back around, but there is no good reason right now to believe it cant get much, much worse than it is before better times ahead come to pass. I hate to say it, but an economic Depression, perhaps greater than in 1929, is not out of the range of possibility if we dont get this ship turned around. And its almost a foregone conclusion if they dont get it going soon.

  I would take a good hard look at things and think real hard about what youll do if you cant find work. Your living in the Bus now, where will you live if you sell it, And how long can you hold out if you cant find work?  If you do find work, how trusting are you that it will last? You have a pretty comfy roof over your head and can chose your location at the push of a button. Not a bad option to have in todays shifting landscape.

No, Im afraid you are not alone in this thinking......
The Little GTO is a 102" wide and 40' long 1983 GMC RTS II and my name is Teresa in case I forgot to sign my post

Rick59-4104

 I'm with Art on this one...I have never seen times where the general outlook of the people I know, friends and family, has been so dark, I think we are in for a bumpy road ahead.  Inflation has almost always in the past been a result of a strong economy, we are starting to see what I think will be record breaking inflation with a terrible economy. Not a good combination. What amazes me is that in spite of our elected officials past actions and non-actions and the dismal approval ratings of Congress we continue to send the same people back to Washington time and time again.

I second the thoughts of keeping the bus if you can, it could be good to have down the road.

Rick
NW Arkansas
1959 GM 4104  No. 4115
1972 Grumman Kurbmaster Stepvan Conversion
1957 Airstream 13 panel Overlander