might be fun

[Sleddgracer]

"1975 10 window Bus has totally rebuilt motor has 3600 km on it 454 LS 7 400 Hp - drive line is totally redone, new brakes all around new drums on back end - also drive shafts re balanced hanger bearings u joints, also 2 speed axle - new Bridgestone Radial Tires 3500 km on them - interior also done to much to mention over $16,000 invested call or text for more info" - ( no question it will be a gas hog, but with the split rear end, it wouldn't hold up any Volkswagen vans on the hills - lol ) ( 3500 KM = approx 2200 miles ) - asking $5000 - tires and motor has to be worth more than that - 'corvette powered bus' - lol - it already has some of things done to it that I was thinking of doing, and more - haven't seen pictures of the interior yet, but I'm sure most of it will suit me fine as getting to where I'm going and back again is the important part of the journey

[Sleddgracer]

this is the product l would use to repaint the bus, two tone, blue and white, with a Greyhound like 'swoosh' and a designer sleddog team coming at you painted on the sides

Rapid Dry Alkyd Enamel
Features
More Information
SDS / TDS
Rapid Dry Alkyd Enamel is a high-performance, quick-dry, rust-preventive shop enamel formulated for use on ferrous metal substrates. Rapid Dry Alkyd Enamel is excellent for use in shop application facilities in the fabrication market, and also is ideal for use in the industrial refurbishment market as an implement, dumpster, machinery, or construction enamel.

Tack free in 10 minutes – recoat in 2 hours (25 °C [77 °F], 50% RH)
Excellent gloss and colour retention
Spray only – airless or HVLP systems
No orange peel
Intended for shop and OEM applications only
Hard, scratch- and impact-resistant coating

[BlackJohn]

Would that 454 be high compression? I'm thinking so.
At fuel prices in BC for higher octane could be expensively thirsty for my blood. I heard low test is $1.72.9/L out here this week.

Might be worth a look though.
Good luck, know you want/need a gasser.


John

[Sleddgracer]

Originally Posted by BlackJohn

Would that 454 be high compression? I'm thinking so.
At fuel prices in BC for higher octane could be expensively thirsty for my blood. I heard low test is $1.72.9/L out here this week.

Might be worth a look though.
Good luck, know you want/need a gasser.


John

I'm certainly going to talk to them about it - I would rather it was a 366, but 400 HP also sounds good to me