new use for your propane tanks
 

new use for your propane tanks

Started by David Anderson, March 13, 2010, 06:34:04 PM

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David Anderson

Ah the creativity abounds in the bus conversion cult

belfert

Who hit that bus with the ugly stick?  Yikes.

I can't tell, did someone really cut up propane tanks?  I couldn't imagine cutting a propane tank unless I spent a lot time purging it with with an inert gas first.
Brian Elfert - 1995 Dina Viaggio 1000 Series 60/B500 - 75% done but usable - Minneapolis, MN

David Anderson

It was sighted on the west coast, so you know its gonna be unique.  I think it's kinda of cool looking.

David

Singing Land Cruiser

Looks like the ends of a Guard Rail are used for the bumpers :o M&C
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cody

Sure would be pretty if they were full tho, great fireworks display. Can't think of anything prettier than a nice mushroom cloud on the horizen early in the morning with the birds singing and the bee's buzzing.

HighTechRedneck

When you zoom in on the tanks they don't look cut and they have the regulator and hose on them.  Would someone really put a tank of propane on each corner?  What reasoning would that be?   Daring someone to hit them?  Explosive armor?

Barn Owl

It looks like it has been re-powered with something big. I think the propane tank location leaves a lot to be desired in the name of safety.
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MattC

Quote from: belfert on March 13, 2010, 06:38:00 PM
Who hit that bus with the ugly stick?  Yikes.

I can't tell, did someone really cut up propane tanks?  I couldn't imagine cutting a propane tank unless I spent a lot time purging it with with an inert gas first.
Boy am I lucky!  I fill with water dump then cut, or weld.  Hmm, God protects Children and Fools, guess I'm in the second class.  LoL

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Camping in our House LOL
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RJ


Well, now. . . that was, um, shall we say, ah. . . different.

Where on the west coast was it spotted?

;) 
1992 Prevost XL Vantaré Conversion M1001907 8V92T/HT-755 (DDEC/ATEC)
2003 VW Jetta TDI Sportwagon "Towed"
Cheney WA (when home)

Jriddle

John Riddle
Townsend MT
1984 MC9

Iceni John

Quote from: Jriddle on March 13, 2010, 09:09:03 PM
It has Washington plates
Of course.   Californians would never dream of doing anything like that . . .

John (in CA)
1990 Crown 2R-40N-552 (the Super II):  6V92TAC / DDEC II / Jake,  HT740.     Hecho en Chino.
2kW of tiltable solar.
Behind the Orange Curtain, SoCal.

Ed Hackenbruch

John,... bet they came from California. Anymore 1/2 or more of the people in Washington came from there. ;D
Used to own a 1968 MCI 5A and a 1977 5C.

Dreamscape

Notice the smoke in the front, looks like a BBQ taking place! Whew! What a great way to ruin a great looking coach.

"Light 'em up boys"! ;D
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Our coach was originally owned by the Dixie Echoes.

Jerry32

1988 MCI 102A3 8V92TA 740

gumpy

I kinda like it.  Not the propane on the bumper, but the bus as a whole.

Someone's put a lot of work into it. I'd like to see it up close and personal.
Craig Shepard
Located in Minnesquito

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