we went camping - Page 2

keith · 09-13-2011, 09:55 PM

we whent camping too

,,park with all the high dollor class A's and got all there nose's bent out of shape

bus-bro · 09-13-2011, 10:06 PM

Nice looking motorhome you have there. Sticks and staples crowd are jealous--you don't have to pay for yours every month.

gbstewart · 09-14-2011, 07:01 AM

looka great, thats whats nice about the flat nose looks more like a motor home then my dognose, nice paint job .
great looking bus

gbstewart

lornaschinske · 09-14-2011, 08:54 AM

That's part of the reason I wanted a flat faced bus (and I just really like the looks of the BlueBirds). Have you seen the Seneca Class C. They have some that look more like a dog nosed bus with a cabover. We call them Class C's on steroids. Do they not look an awful lot like a dog nosed skoolie? With a little cosmetics and jewelry (lights) it could look close. Google some images of the Seneca Class C's and look at them. they just look suspiciously like skoolies... especially the "new" skoolies.

syke · 09-14-2011, 01:25 PM

That's a clean looking rig you have there Keith. Very nice.

keith · 09-14-2011, 01:48 PM

Well guys,it can be for sale at the right price

?? it fully self cantain. 94 bird with 36000 org mile 5.9 cummins 545 trans,just made a 1000 mile trip with no troubles..money talks and BS walks

keith

browncrown · 09-17-2011, 12:55 PM

Love the camping pics...beautiful bus!

keith · 09-17-2011, 04:25 PM

i wish i was out in cal,i would have a crown,i always love them and the old look they have,but it would be a twin screw bus...maybe a gilin bus someday

thanks

heres the dash,no more school bus black

gbstewart · 09-18-2011, 03:30 PM

was suppose to head out this weekend and do some bush camping, but got called in to work instead

, the weather was nice all day saterday, but around 8 pm it started to rain, thennnnnn snowwww!!!,

it lasted a few hours , when I got up this morning it was gone

but now as I type this and lookout out the window I see a few flakes, this is just a warning of what is about to come, oh well. some day we will be going south for the winters, till then Im tuning up the snow blower.

gbstewart

roach711 · 10-10-2011, 01:31 PM

Hey GB - how did that portable AC unit work out for you? I'm thinking of going that route myself.

gbstewart · 10-10-2011, 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by roach711

Hey GB - how did that portable AC unit work out for you? I'm thinking of going that route myself.

the a\c worked great, its only a 9000btu, and in 80' heat it kept up, you had to keep the curtains closed, and door closed (to the rear of bus). when we used it while driving it was ok, but I did find it a bit warmer then when we are parked. the rear a\c is only 5000 btu, and it worked well for the back half of the bus. both can run off my 3000 watt generator inverter. its a bit goofy looking, but I still think its better then putting a hole in the roof. some of the portables have two hoses in take\exhaust. that would mean 2 holes in the side of the bus. I like just 1.

gbstewart

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