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[T6H-5307N]

Some pics of the bus yard for the transit lovers...I know you're out there.  Personally I love transits as they are full of engines and bits that fit in a 4104.


A soon to be scrapped buffalo, intact with auto but it's a quebec rig...too much rust!



My bus having been blocked up for rear brake and air tank work.

Hey man, where abouts is this?

[zubzub]

just north of MOntreal.

[Le Mirage]

Mais qu'est-ce que je lis? Tu es du Québec! De quel coin es-tu? Moi je demeure à St-Casimir de Portneuf. Entre Trois-Rivières et Québec. Et ben!!!! Faudrait prendre contact...Je pense avoir déjà photographier ton coach. Une fois au Vieux-Port de Québec et une autre fois au festival western de St-Tite. Ça se peut?

(Ouah! You live in Quebec! Where do you live? I live at St-Casimir de Portneuf. Between Trois-Rivieres and Quebec. I would like to speak with you...I think I already took a pics of your coach at Vieux-Port of Quebec and western festival of St-Tite. Is it really?)

[zubzub]

Je suis a Montreal, mais  mon'04  n'etait jamais au vieux port.  I'l y a un gars  dans les Gatineau qui a un "04 ce lui peut etre.Le mien a pas encore passer l'inspection, alors Il habit toute dans ce champ des autobus oublier.  Peut etre en ce vera un jour.
ps. Il y a un Prevost fait en VR dans le champ aussi.

[Christyhicks]

1991 Beaver Prevost Le Mirage XL

[Le Mirage]

ps. Il y a un Prevost fait en VR dans le champ aussi.

Si tu peux prendre une photo de ce Prévost à ta prochaine visite dans ce champs, j'aimerais bien le voir.

If you can, take a picture for us (and me).

Thanks

[Bestekustoms]

Kristy, LOVE Your Bus...Its Beautiful !!!

It Was Very Nice To Have Met You And Your Hubby At The Q. We Had A Great Time.

Also I Have These Pictures Of You Kristy With Another Man Yes It Is True
You Both Are In Alot Of Different Positions And You Still Have Your Hat On

Its Gonna Cost You Some Real Dough For Me Not To Show These Pictures To All

Heres A Taste Of What I Got..HeHe.



MrBreeze
JOHN

[Christyhicks]

HAHHAHA, I wondered how long it'd take someone to cough up one of those pictures. . . You have GOT to send those to me!  I'd love to have copies, ha ha.  Christy

[nbcnco]

Here's my starting point, a 1975 GMC 4905.



This is what she actually looked like.  Seemed she had been tagged by a local "artist"



She's at my mechanic getting a once over.  In the meanwhile, I'm off to Iraq next month so the conversion will be on hold.  But I will be doing mucho planning and dreaming.



Scott

[expressbus]

Scott,

You be careful over there. We will keep you close to our hearts.

And a big THANK YOU sir for what you are doing for your country and the people of Iraq. They may not realize it just yet but they will in years to come.

Sincerely,

[johns4104s]

Scott,

Thank you so much for looking after us, you will be in our prayers.

John and Tami

[thebusdriver]

I have a 1978 MCI MC8  that I am currently convering. I tried to upload pictures here but they are to big of files and I can't shrink them any smaller. I have a ton of pictures on my bus club if anyone would like to see and your welcome to join as well.

I also want to thanks all of our troops for putting there lives on hold and at risk for all of us.



http://route66busconversion.ning.com/

[michaeldterry]

This is "Evangeline" - my 1996 Prevost XLV Vantare by Featherlite.

[Barn Owl]

Michael,

With a rig like that you miss out on the rejection the rest of us get at those private Calf. campgrounds. LOL.

BarnOwl

[michaeldterry]

I can relate, Barn Owl! My first bus was a 1981 Eagle 10 Entertainer conversion and was not, shall we say, "state of the art"!