Joining the madness - my (almost) new (to me) 4104!

[Nova Eona]

Yes, congratulations, you made the leap. What part of New Hampshire? I used to live in Littleton, a few decades ago. Does New Hampshire still require vehicle inspections every six months?

Oh god no, I've never even heard of biannual inspections, that sounds horrific.  Normal cars are inspected yearly, antiques of a certain age either every two years or not at all, gotta nail that down.

Littleton's a nice area, but I'm down in the Milford/Nashua area, right by the MA border.

[DoubleEagle]

Biannual inspections were the thing in the 1980's; glad to hear they are gone, they were a real pain when I had a truck fleet. Littleton was very nice, but it got a tad bit cold in the winter (like 40 below). Keep your new bus out of the salt, they use a lot of it down your way!

[Nova Eona]

Yeah, thankfully it doesn't get that cold down here often, but the salt is still a thing - my daily driver bears the brunt of it, but the bus will stay off the road from the first snowfall until after the first rain following the last snowfall.

[dtcerrato]

Good luck Bob, nice looking 04. Welcome to the best disease on Earth. There's no cure for it so make the best of it. Lol.

[TomC]

Funny-as strict as California is, I've owned my bus since 1993 and have never had to do an inspection on it. Good Luck, TomC

[Nova Eona]

Well, it's home!  I've started a proper project thread, the story continues here:

https://www.busconversionmagazine.com/forum/index.php?topic=34310.0

[dtcerrato]

Congratulations fellow 4104 owner - now the fun begins