Arrrrrrrrgggggghhhhhh!!!!!!! -- Epilog

[RJ]

For those of you who might be interested, here's the Epilog to my grafitti-tagged coach:

Part 1:  http://www.busnut.com/bbs/messages/11/30728.html?1252349329

Part 2:  http://www.busnut.com/bbs/messages/11/30729.html?1252351726

FWIW & HTH. . .

[Dreamscape]

I'll bet you have a big smile on your face now! Good Job and after 11 yearns no less.

Have fun and you're right, the list never ends!

Paul

[Runcutter]

RJ, good news.  I liked the part about a transit passenger trying to flag you down. 

When I had TranSign make me a new sign curtain, I included "WRONG BUS".  I've always wanted that destination.  I'm sure it gives the DART drivers a kick when they see it. 

Another one I've read here, but not in time (fortunately, as far as my wife is concerned), is Sonova Beach.

Arthur

[Barn Owl]

Having the bus in storage would be the pits. I don't know how some manage to work on one if it's not within walking distance.

One thing I noticed about NM, AZ, and CA is that everything standing still is tagged. I even made that comment to RJ when out there. I joked that I needed to leave my bus out unattended overnight because I am in need of new paint in a bad way. Because of the POs paint scheme, RJ said it looked like a prison bus. I liked it and wanted to put that on the destination sign, but the rest of the family is putting up a lot of resistance so I am waiting to see if anyone has anything better.

I am using the slower paint removal method. I don't have a bus shed so in the winter when water gets into the small microscopic paint cracks and freezes, it lifts the paint right off. I am probably looking at another 10 yrs before the process is complete.

Good to hear all went well RJ.