Cummins RV Maintenance OUCH

[GCroyle]

Couple years ago in SC we were at a park and they were hosting a group of "Bus Nuts" all of them had old Greyhound buses customized to their personal and skill tastes. http://www.busnut.com/home.html take a full size older vintage Greyhound, strip the interior and dream on. The sky is the limit. I talked to a few and one day needed a larger wrench, hey bus nut, got a BLAH BLAH wrench, yeah. He opens an under floor luggage compartment and a humongous tool box rolls out. here ya go. One was parked next to a Prevost that had 4 windshield wipers on the front. The Prevost towered over the Greyhound but the Greyhound had a special flair about it. They were cool and servicing, even Mikey could work on one.

 

[Tuesdak]

OMG!!! I don’t even know where to start!!

Push the starter button on the floorboard with your foot?

 

[mwilson]

The old “Heel on the gas, toes on the starter button” trick...........

 

[NIsaacs]

Couple years ago in SC we were at a park and they were hosting a group of "Bus Nuts" all of them had old Greyhound buses customized to their personal and skill tastes. http://www.busnut.com/home.html take a full size older vintage Greyhound, strip the interior and dream on.

My uncle had an old Flxible bus converted, dang what a junker, and he was so proud of it. Said it originally came with straight 8 Buick power but was converted to 471 Detroit.

Looked as bad or worse than this one

 

[Wayne M.]

My uncle had an old Flxible bus converted, dang what a junker, and he was so proud of it. Said it originally came with straight 8 Buick power but was converted to 471 Detroit.

Looked as bad or worse than this one

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That’s like the rig in the movie “RV”. It was done nice.

 

[JR]

I saw this custom job at a campground a few years ago.

He traveled all the way from south Florida with it and was planning on heading to the west coast from here. I wish I would have gotten some better close-up shots of it. It was very well designed and built. A creative mind and good fabrication skills goes a long way.

 

[JR]

Double post

 

[Lynx0849]

When I was a kid, the farm had an old Dodge cab over we used in the fields.

It had the floor button starter. You really had to stomp it.

He said when I was big enough to start it, I could drive it.



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