After losing our old photo album when Club Photo sold out, I finally got around to starting a new album. I will try to add more photos in te next few weeks. Here is a link to the album: http://community.webshots.com/album/562893333TZJFPV Jack
Great Job Jack,
Beautiful bus, sob, sob!! This means tears now!!
See you soon.
Gary
WOW! Nice work, Jack. I'm impressed.
Thanks for sharing the pics.
Dennis
It sure is a beauty jack, you should show some pics of it lit up too, quality job thruout. cody
Looks great Jack,
Thanks for sharing with us!
Paul
Looks Great Jack! I like the fan above the bed. Never really considered it for the bus. I have one at the cabin and home also I love the gentle breeze they can deliver.
Paul
Hey Jack
Nice work! One question though. It looks like you made your own shower pan. How did you construct it and did you run the drain through the floor?
Rob
91 Prevost LeMirage XL
Missouri
Hi Jack,
Nice coach and thanks for sharing the pics.
Steve 5B..........
Hi Jack & Paula & kitties:
Good to see your nice coach again and still a beauty. It one of the nicest coach's interior I ever seen.
Hope you having a great time traveling though the southeastern parts of USA.
Sojourn for Christ, Jerry
PS....I have already been thourgh it several times at his home while working on my coach and church remodeling. Great job.
Quote from: Skykingrob on March 25, 2008, 06:34:26 PM
Hey Jack
Nice work! One question though. It looks like you made your own shower pan. How did you construct it and did you run the drain through the floor?
Rob
91 Prevost LeMirage XL
Missouri
Yes, we made our own shower. The drain was ran through the floor into the space between the floor and the drive axle wheel well. The P trap was installed and the drain ran through the bulkhead into the rear baggage compartment and into the combination holding tank.
The shower was made from 3/4" plywood and covered with fiberglass mat/cloth using polyester resin. The finished fiberglass surface was then scuffed with a grinder before installing the ceramic tile. Jack
Libby and I had the privilege of staying at Jacks house for a while this winter while I whacked a few more nails into our bus, while we were there I got to see jacks bus on a daily basis. I enjoy making sawdust and because of that, I look beyond the surface appearance of a project and examine the details, the fit and finish of the work Jack has done is top quality thruout, not only in the cabinetry but to the use of LED lighting, the runs of conduit for the wiring, etc, the entire bus has been done professionally and is absolutely perfect. A person would have a hard time finding a more knowlegeable person or nicer people to be around, while we were there, a steady flow of buses came to visit, some came in with problems or in need of attention, with his continual smile, Jack set about correcting the problems as they came up. Jack and Paula, in my opinion, exemplify what is the best part of the bussing community, people that really care about other people and really love this hobby.