Looking for information on installing bus caps on a 1972 GMC 4905 coach. Does anyone have any info on this topic? Any suggestions etc. would be greatly appeciated!
Thanks
Zephyr
Never fear Zephyr...I know of at least three stalwarts on the Board who no doubt will offer some fine advice as they each own one.
By this evening you'll be up to your ears in good advice.
NCbob
THANKS!!
Zephyr,I insalled caps on my 4905 and it is not real hard to do but you need to let us know what you are planning to do,just install caps over existing or are you raising the roof? I raised mine 10'' and had to fit the caps to the roof and then frame for the caps,I used p&l sealer and shave head rivets,I am sure Cliff will chime in also he was alot of help to me when I did mine,if you have questions you can give me a call anytime,757-362-2721 good luck and it is not as hard as it may seem Mike
Mike, you should be ashamed of yourself. You should know by now that you can't raise the roof on a GM bus! The roof raising police will be looking for you just as soon as they find Cliff. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
They aren't having any sucess in finding him. It seems they are looking for a bus that has broken in half & killed hundreds & maimed thousands. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Kyle why do you think we are not staying in any one place for more than a week or so,we have been averaging about 1000 miles every two weeks for the last few months and will be for awhile but having fun fulltiming Mike
Zepher,
I have done a roof raise and the caps.
Happy to answer any questions you have.
The procedure is test fit, measure, mark, cut 1/2" less, test fit, check, mark, cut, fits good, install.
Got it! ;D
Its not hard, but help is always advisable.
Looking forward to hearing about your project.
Cliff
Zephyr,
Are you capping to update the looks, roof raise or some other reason? Just curious.