Introduction and little question

[Oonrahnjay]

You would be better off if you started with a bus that has a four cycle engine and is 102 wide.  Cost the same to convert but you will have a lot better bus.
Jack

     As someone who has lived with the "joy and happiness" of an older bus, I can tell you that there are many benefits that would follow Jack's good advice.  Many benefits. 

[jraynor]

Courtesy of Good ole Sam Walker is a list of things to inspect when looking at a bus. I cant say it helped me personally since I saw this after buying my bus, but it will sure give you a place to start and consider:

http://mci102.com/Buying_a_MCI_Bus.htm

[Sebulba]

I have not seen this one yet, thanks

Seb

[blue_goose]

Check out the 102DL that are selling in Houston TX.  That would be a good start.
Jack

[Sebulba]

Yes, I have been reading that thread.

I am really in "Discovery" Mode now, just learning all i can.  Since I still live in Europe.

Seb

Check out the 102DL that are selling in Houston TX.  That would be a good start.
Jack

[buswarrior]

Every newbie knows the history of Sam Walker, right?

And his websites?

Be DAMNED CAREFUL, or you get to be the latest chapter...

happy coaching!
buswarrior

Courtesy of Good ole Sam Walker is a list of things to inspect when looking at a bus. I cant say it helped me personally since I saw this after buying my bus, but it will sure give you a place to start and consider:

http://mci102.com/Buying_a_MCI_Bus.htm