Featherlite Luxury Coach

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed)
Jul 12th 2006 at 9:03AM

Behold, a luxury coach that costs more than most houses. Featherlite Luxury Coaches has unveiled the the Vantare Platinum Plus, a triple slide Prevost conversion designed to be the most elite luxury coach conversion. It has entry steps of Inca marble and risers of hand-made glass tile with embedded copper. The ceiling and AV cabinet in the helm are covered with pearlized Italian leather and the veneer on the dash and steering wheel are sapele Pommele from Africa. The salon features a sofa with double electric recliners , a special liquor cabinet with crystal glasses and desk with suede-lined drawers and a laptop computer. The galley includes Miele and Sub-Zero appliances and the stateroom has a king bed with a plasma TV that lifts out of the footboard. All this fabulousness will cost you, of course, the Platinum Plus has a price of $2.5 million. Check out the luxe stateroom after the jump.

Tags: coach conversion, featherlite, luxury bus, LuxuryBus

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Cazz Jul 19th 2006 4:02PM

#1) People with money can buy whatever they want. Who cares? It really is beautiful, but not something I would purchase.
#2) To the retired NYPD Detective - my friends that are LAPD... have kick-ass insurance just in case of injuries like yours. So what happened?? I think trying to promote your own sad case is beneath you... or maybe not.

Les Stratton Jul 19th 2006 10:02PM

Well,I have a 1987 34' rv,with a lot of extras-it has 33,000 miles on it,the motor is like new.But if I had the chance to get the one described,I'd take it in a second.

D-money Jul 26th 2006 12:35AM

Here's the scoop my little doggies....2.5 million dollars is a weeks paycheck to some of the people that buy these. You cant tell me if you had the cash and way more extra cash hanging, that you would not shit yourself everytime you walk into your air conditioned garage and saw that peice of art sitting there. Can you say chick magnet? I new that you could.

jhgcj Aug 18th 2006 12:47PM

Get a grip you lot. How come all of those who ARE'NT in a position to buy such toys always have a better idea on how to spend that kind of cash than the people who actually have it? Well done to anyone who buys one although judging by the interior shots it looks like cheese on wheels.

Johnny g Sep 2nd 2006 9:35PM

I've had pop up's, and I've had a $750,000.00 45' Van- Hool I purchased from the Spice Girls when they broke up. If your a motor-head like me there is nothing better then to be driving through the Blue Ridge Mountains in the early morning with a 500 Horse power Detroit under your seat and a fresh cup of coffee in your hand while the rest of the family is still sleeping in their beds.
Bottom Line. To the folks that are the Glue to the U.S. economy and develop small businesses that happen to take hold and prosper and take the chances in life to try to make something of themselves and to be able to help a lot of other folks from not being taken advantage by the Fortune 500 pigs who lay off employees by the hundreds. Go for it! You dserve rewards for going for the American Dream. You have made your sacrifices. While all the folks who looked for the sure thing, Forty hours a week, benifits, retirement package and a spose not barken up your butt because you took care of the employees wages and didn't lay off any one in the slim times as to protect their families and you yourself went without a pay that week. Hip Hip A Ray for you that you took the chances and finally pulled it off dispite the Gov. not makin it any easier for you.
I've been well off and I've been creamed by being in a business that was affected by 9/11 and I'll tell you what.Since 9/11 I am just coming out of the woods again and I am going stronger than ever thank the Lord and when I finish this year I am going looking for another Big Azz Coach.Cuz I deserve it!!! And yes, I did It My Way..........

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