Bussin' 09 update

[Kwajdiver]

more

[Kwajdiver]

yep more

[Jriddle]

Great pics. It will be a few days before I can get my shorts on and enjoy the sun

[John316]

Thanks for the pics!!! Keep them coming. You guys look way too warm .

John

We are in Wells NV. The bobcat is real handy here in winter.

John

That is so nice to have a loader. We had a S185 (2003 w 2000hrs), that we sold this summer. I can move our snow with my big snowthrower, so I don't miss it AS much in the winter. We will be getting another one soon (I hope).

God bless,
John

[bobofthenorth]

If it turns out that I know how to do this then there will be some more pictures coming your way:

[bobofthenorth]

Well - that was easy - here's the balance of the panorama:

[belfert]

Man , I really want to go to one of Jack's rallies, but I am not sure it would be as much fun without the bus.  I just can't imagine driving a 2,800 mile round trip in a bus in the winter.  Not only can driving in the winter be dangerous, but the salt would wreak havoc on the bus.   I drove my bus ONCE in the winter (20 miles) and the salt caused a bunch of rust on my steel wheels, hitch, and hubs.

I'll have to think about my options.  Maybe I'll be able to save up enough to go next year if I don't get laid off.

[Sojourner]

Who are the 2 guys in the photo?

Thank you for the photos....they are great!

Sojourn for Christ, Gerald

[JackConrad]

Who are the 2 guys in the photo?
Sojourn for Christ, Gerald

Norm Scanapico driving, Leonard Jelkrin riding and Maggie in the  middle  Jack

[Kwajdiver]

Now I know, what Bob was doing on top of his bus this afternoon....

Bill

[John316]

Bill,

Thanks for the pics!!!! I have really enjoyed them. Thanks.

God bless,

John

[buswarrior]

Now I'm really depressed....

keep the pics coming!

happy coaching!
buswarrior

[Busted Knuckle]

Man , I really want to go to one of Jack's rallies, but I am not sure it would be as much fun without the bus.  I just can't imagine driving a 2,800 mile round trip in a bus in the winter.  Not only can driving in the winter be dangerous, but the salt would wreak havoc on the bus.   I drove my bus ONCE in the winter (20 miles) and the salt caused a bunch of rust on my steel wheels, hitch, and hubs.

I'll have to think about my options.  Maybe I'll be able to save up enough to go next year if I don't get laid off.

Aw quit yer belly ach'n and go! You can wash the bus when ya get home! Our buses run all yr long no matter what the weather throws at us! They DO get WASHED everytime they come home though!
  BK 

[belfert]

Aw quit yer belly ach'n and go! You can wash the bus when ya get home! Our buses run all yr long no matter what the weather throws at us! They DO get WASHED everytime they come home though!
  BK 

I realized after I posted this that charter companies run buses in the salt all the time, but they also wash their buses regularly.  I've seen the toll salt has taken on Craig Shephard's bus.  His steel wheels are pretty rusty from his winter time trips.

I'll have to see if I can save the $1,200 to $1,500 to go next year.  (I expect fuel prices will go up.)

[Busted Knuckle]

I realized after I posted this that charter companies run buses in the salt all the time, but they also wash their buses regularly.  I've seen the toll salt has taken on Craig Shephard's bus.   His steel wheels are pretty rusty from his winter time trips.

I'll have to see if I can save the $1,200 to $1,500 to go next year.  (I expect fuel prices will go up.)

Craig doesn't mind the rusty wheels he enjoys USING his bus! LOL! FWIW   BK