Can you imagine the fuel consumption of that and the rate of travel?
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Can you imagine the fuel consumption of that and the rate of travel?
Well, that takes the biscuit! Especially love the guttering and downcomers! He'll have the twin water butts on the bonnet for next season.
Bob Waldmire's School Bus - don't think it goes very far!!
That is gorgeous! I'd love to own it, slow or not!This pulled into a stellplatz we're on. View attachment 914622View attachment 914623
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Try driving one..BUSBY.they do look great, so much character compared to a white box, and have to ask, why would travelling a big distance in one day in one of them, be any different to being in any other vehicle?
any why would they want to?
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You forgot to mention the swayingCold in winter, draughty,noisy ,uneconomical limited top speed . We averaged 70 on the peage I'd have thought that's very unpleasant in an old bus conversion.
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And topped out at 40mph ?The best one I have seen was a converted routemaster double decker. Upstairs 3 double bedrooms and a lg water tank at the back. Under the stairs a shower and loo. The entire downstairs was a kitchen diner. They had put two pairs of bi fold doors across the two sides of the rear platform.( those old busses had the jump on/off platform with a grab pole at the back ). No problems with payload! But it probably did gallons to the mile rather than miles to the gallon!
Looks good but they slipped up on the roof garden..
exactly my initial reaction (but a week late!!!!)The first bus looks similar to the bus they got away in in the film where eagles dare. ( if ive got the film correct, think it was red though)
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