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Have you SEEN?? :: Neoplan Double Decker ::

Started by JerryH, December 20, 2006, 05:44:38 AM

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JerryH

Ok, so have you seen this bus?  I found this a year or so ago and lost the link.  I found it again last night.  I am sure some (or many) of you have seen this bus.  It's a Neoplan N138 Jumbo Crusier.  And for some who might be interested ... It's For Sale!!  Open up those mattresses, dig up those coffee cans.

Jerry H.

Looks like some really nice detail ==> http://english.derbus.de


eglluvr

I sent them an email requesting some additional information as well as sales details and never received a reply (About 6 Months ago) 

Jim

Chaz

Wow, is that cool or what!?!?  What an awesome conversion it would make!
  Chaz
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What I create here:   www.amstudio.us

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cgoodwin

A company in California, ABC bus sales I believe had 4 for sale for the past couple of years, it seems that they are considered too long for several states, the head room is quite low and they are too tall for many overheads. I spoke with them several times (I already own one neoplan and thought.....) and the salesman was so eager to get the sold that he made the suggestion that I cut the top off and use it as a stage, year, patio, whatever.

Neoplan also made the "Megaliner" with two sets of steering wheels, have a look at this baby.


brojcol

"Ask yourself this question...Are you funky enough to be a globetrotter?  Well are you???  ARE YOU?!?!

deal with it."            Professor Bubblegum Tate

Buffalo SpaceShip

I've read here and elsewhere that articulated coaches are in this strange "gray area" of many state's DMV laws. Even if you could get it registered, you'd be relegated to truck stops and rest areas, since most CGs and just about any state or nat'l. park won't have the space for something like this.

Artics are also harder to work on, esp. the mid-engined ones, and have very expensive "hinges" in the middle.  Certainly not for the faint of heart (or pocketbook).

Interesting, nonetheless!

Brian B.
Brian Brown
4108-216 w/ V730
Longmont, CO

Dreamscape

Shucks you take the back half and convert into a car hauler, hot tub jacuzzi, bar  ;D you name it.

Pretty amazing coach.

Paul

Dreamscape

82 MCI-9

They started to use  articulated transit buses I think there made by metro in L.A  so I don't now if California has changed there laws about lengths of buses or if this is an exception for L.A. transit companys. They sure look nice going down the road but try to snake one threw the trees at an rv park and see how good they be come. ;D

JerryH

Quote from: eglluvr on December 20, 2006, 07:07:12 AM
I sent them an email requesting some additional information as well as sales details and never received a reply (About 6 Months ago) 

Jim

Jim:

They returned an email to me.  I am just a few dollars shy.
The asking price is $610,743.00 (USD).

Jerry H.

eglluvr

Lemme See...  ::)   $610,743.00  USD  Divided by 1153 (MAK bbs members) = $550.00 +/-

That only leave shipping and import fees....

After I convert this to run on Propane, WVO/WEO/FVO Slurried chicken manure and a few other "alternative Fuels"  ( I am Currently considering a way to use recycled beer)    This might be doable   ;D

Anybody wanna buy a fractional ownership coach?  This come out cheaper than a jet!  Only about   $150.00 an hour, And I'll provide the beverages!

Jim

gumpy

Quote from: eglluvr on December 21, 2006, 06:53:03 AM

After I convert this to run on Propane, WVO/WEO/FVO Slurried chicken manure and a few other "alternative Fuels"  ( I am Currently considering a way to use recycled beer)    This might be doable   ;D


Screw that!  Bring it up here and we'll put in a Mr. Fusion!   :o
Craig Shepard
Located in Minnesquito

http://bus.gumpydog.com - "Some Assembly Required"

Jeremy

Yep. Definitely have to knock up some of these stickers for the back of my bus:



Jeremy
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eglluvr

Craig, I have been having Probs with My Mr. Fusion,  I have gone through 2300  Flux Capacitors in the last few days.  Luckily they are cheaper by the google.   If you need a few, I will post one here, Just print it out and your good to go.  No Charge, So I don't need a classified or to move to the spare tire.

Jim



brojcol

Oh, yeah, Mr. Fusion!!!

I already have the Krups Coffina Grinder.  I would like to purchase a Mr. Fusion kit.  There is no way I'm gonna be the one left out in the cold, or laughing at Mr. Ford and his horseless carriage...

Jimmy
"Ask yourself this question...Are you funky enough to be a globetrotter?  Well are you???  ARE YOU?!?!

deal with it."            Professor Bubblegum Tate

Dallas

Jim,
Try putting the Dilithium crystals in series with the flux capacitors. If the tricorder is only reading off of one of the phase shifting outputs, it'll probably make the core cool too quickly!

That in turn will make the tribbles start eating and when tribbles eat........ well, you know the trouble with tribbles!
::)