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Bus Discussion => Bus Topics ( click here for quick start! ) => Topic started by: Boomer on October 20, 2020, 07:12:54 PM
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Premium Coach Group in Phoenix, a spiffy resale dealer has a nice Eagle coming in. It's under "Incoming Coaches" on their website. Anybody know the story or who owns it. Says it was converted by American Carriage, a high end Prevost converter now out of business. Never seen this one.
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Two doors??? You gonna buy it Mark? ;D
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I understand that Eagle belonged to guy in the high end Arabian horse business here in Scottsdale I didn't get a good look inside it is a mid door entry and was there 2 weeks ago when I went to Gilbert and Andrew Steele was detailing the bus.I will find Marks number and post it for you he is still in the bus RV business under a new name down by LA Ca .
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Nice looking bus. I bet Andrew Steele will do a video on it soon. Mid entry, the only way to fly.
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Nice looking bus. I bet Andrew Steele will do a video on it soon. Mid entry, the only way to fly.
He does their detail work the guy is amazing,lol I had him come wash the CC without the camera last week ;D ;D
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Premium Coach Group in Phoenix, a spiffy resale dealer has a nice Eagle coming in. It's under "Incoming Coaches" on their website. Anybody know the story or who owns it. Says it was converted by American Carriage, a high end Prevost converter now out of business. Never seen this one.
The side entry Eagle you had was nicer. ;)
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LOL now you guys are going to make me drive to Gilbert to check the Eagle out,I think it's just a model 10 that hasn't been widen or lengthen,looking at the exhaust I don't think it has a 2 stroke engine.My doctor had a 2005? converted by Mark he did great work.I will call Chad and see if he will send me some photos first
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Clifford do you know if that pretty blue H3 40 Marathon is still for sale down there?
I forgot now who had it on their floor, not sure if it was Premier or the other joint.
I'm busy right now ;) decking out our loaner ;D
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Clifford do you know if that pretty blue H3 40 Marathon is still for sale down there?
I forgot now who had it on their floor, not sure if it was Premier or the other joint.
I'm busy right now ;) decking out our loaner ;D
LOL who needs to own a bus with friends that will loan you one
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Says it's an '83 so it must be a 10. Looks really sharp with no awnings. That green paint job reminded me of yours, Cliff. I thought Andrew Steele gave up detailing and was just a youtuber now.
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Says it's an '83 so it must be a 10. Looks really sharp with no awnings. That green paint job reminded me of yours, Cliff. I thought Andrew Steele gave up detailing and was just a youtuber now.
He still does detail not as much,he likes the info commercial ::) next he will selling oxyclean on TV.I never knew he was into the utube crap till Yvan told me
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Yeah oxyclean. That guy sold white powder 'til his heart burst.
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Built by American Carrige 1997
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Wow !
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Dave Kellas has a Eagle 45 ft converted by Mark that was done for Reggie White of the Packers.I probably missed spelled Daves last name.My neighbor here in Scottsdale has a Prevost he did with a disappearing table in front of the couch that is pretty neat.She never drives it anymore and going to put it up for sale it is a nice low mileage Prevost but the Leopard skin would have to go
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Mid door Eagle
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Man, that's nice. I see it's got Howard Power Center steering.
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This one just sold a couple of weeks ago. It was all over several facebook group pages.
The video of the guy doing the inspection is really cool. The thing is like new. Some areas of it are better than like new!
Here is the link if you haven't seen it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LGaLx0XWYk
I don't know if I like mid entry or not. I like the driver bus door opener!!
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Mark Fechner of American Carriage did some incredible work on buses his Prevost conversions still bring big bucks,he is still around doing repair work so that is a plus for the new owner
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Sold back in November, was a quick sale for Premier
https://premiumcoachgroup.com/product/1983-1997-eagle-w-american-carriage-conversion-one-of-a-kind/ Probably would have sold sooner if Hatt would have unlocked his check book. ;D ;D
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how much?
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how much?
It was over 100k + they told me 3 people were bidding on it
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how much?
Don it sold for a $140,000.00 ,the story I am hearing is a Canadian paid $105,000.00 to the 1st owner and could not import the coach into Canada so Premier sold it for him the guy probably made 10 grand after Premier got their share
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Thanks Clifford,
Well, that is a rare transaction. Someone actually did put money in the pocket selling an old bus conversion. Obviously, this is a very special specimen. At least now we can say it is possible to make money on these money sucking toys. lol
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Rare case. Different time.