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old bus guys and new bus guys

Started by robertglines1, September 03, 2012, 07:43:33 PM

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robertglines1

I mostly read now. The board has helped me build 3 buses.. Clifford has been here longer than I: with far more knowledge. Have seen many come and go. Still we have one thing in common-- we are bus nuts!  To make this bus related I'm building -make that rebuilding a 98 45XLE prevost. Have most parts in hand. I have used this board for guidance. Thanks to all that have helped. By the way I have built 4 --the first was before I knew about BCM or the board. That was a experience.  I guess the whole purpose of this topic is to say I still learn something new from the newest member ever day and share what I have have messed up in the past.   Bob
Bob@Judy  98 XLE prevost with 3 slides --Home done---last one! SW INdiana

luvrbus

We all do Bob when it get down to the nitty gritty we all are going to do it different nobody wants a bus that is same as other peoples bus you are a good example a FF quote we all do it our way

good luck
Life is short drink the good wine first

Oonrahnjay

Quote from: robertglines1 on September 03, 2012, 07:43:33 PMI mostly read now.  (snip)   

     Now, Bob, you may mostly read, but when you write, I always know that I can depend on your posts for good facts and solid reasoning.  Thanks for being a part of all this wild adventure.    BH  NC   USA

("If I'da known it was gonna be 1/10 the expense or 1/20 the work, I'da never done it!  But I'm glad I did.)
Bruce H; Wallace (near Wilmington) NC
1976 Daimler (British) Double-Decker Bus; 34' long

(New Email -- brucebearnc@ (theGoogle gmail place) .com)

garhawk

Hey Ooronjay,

You're speaking in the past tense, I didn't realize you were finished.  How about some pictures?
gary t'berry
Eagle Mod 20 DD ser 60 w/slide
GMC RTS 102"  40er (in progress)

Oonrahnjay

Quote from: garhawk on September 04, 2012, 07:23:21 AM
Hey Ooronjay,
You're speaking in the past tense, I didn't realize you were finished.  How about some pictures?  

      Gary, I'm just about at "first finished".  That's when the bathroom and shower work, I have a place to sleep, and a place to cook, wash dishes, and keep food cool -- and it rolls down the road.  "Second finished" will be when there is carpet or mat on the floor, there are window shades, the air conditioning is in, it's painted inside and out, etc.  The "Third Finished" is when I die.  So, there's no 'past tense' here!

       Let's say ("If I'da known it was gonna be 1/10 the expense or 1/20 the work, I'da never been crazy enough to even start on it!  But I'm glad I did.)
Bruce H; Wallace (near Wilmington) NC
1976 Daimler (British) Double-Decker Bus; 34' long

(New Email -- brucebearnc@ (theGoogle gmail place) .com)

Kevinmc5

To all of you that took on the project of converting your own bus kudos. The cost and the time blows my mind. I got mine fully converted and the cost just to keep it up and running is killing my check book



Kevin
1964 4106-2471 8v71 Boise ID Driving any place I can Fit

john9861

And now Kevin you understand why when you show up at a Rally somewhere the other guys have a slight smirk to their smiles... ;)
John Mellis
Bowman, SC
1982 Eagle Model 10 6V92TA Auto
It's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years...

Geoff

Quote from: john9861 on September 08, 2012, 03:22:17 PM
And now Kevin you understand why when you show up at a Rally somewhere the other guys have a slight smirk to their smiles... ;)

I don't get this comment.  If the "other guys" have gone through the same thing in time and money, why would they be smirking?  I only smirk when I learn they didn't do the work themselves but act like they did.

--Geoff
Geoff
'82 RTS AZ

DKO

You have been a super big help to me, Bob. Keep posting and keep on working on that "last" bus. I am anxious to see it completed.

DKO
Home is where you go when there's no place else to go!
1995/96 Prevost XL Vantare