Hello from Utah

[T1Teeples]

Hey all, a bit new to this skoolie thing but have seen some pretty amazing conversions. Hope to some day have one of my own. Hope to be fully aware of the process when I finally do get a bus.

[Carytowncat]

Hello and welcome!

I grew up in Utah.

[WIbluebird]

Originally Posted by T1Teeples

Hey all, a bit new to this skoolie thing but have seen some pretty amazing conversions. Hope to some day have one of my own. Hope to be fully aware of the process when I finally do get a bus.

You live in a good area for buses! Usually there's some pretty nice Utah buses on GovDeals and Public Surplus that go for good prices.

[cadillackid]

Utah has a lot of nice mountain-capable busses without a ton of rust!! you are gonna have fun!
-Christopher

[Tango]

My '46 came from Utah and had spent it's whole life there. Very little rust other than some factory screwups in design and building.

[ol trunt]

My '35 came from Utah--like Tango said there are some pretty fine buses in Utah. Jack

[gobygoby]

Hello T1Teeples! My wife and I are finishing up our skoolie. We just drove it from Dallas to Salt Lake City. I got a lot of great help from this forum, so you are in the right place


Our skoolie blog: TheBigBusTheory.wordpress.com.

[SDR76]

Hi. Im in Utah too. A tiny town right in the Middle! Get a bus, we can start a gang, or maybe have a salute to each other while passing; similar to the tarded- jeepwave!

[chad.nuesmeyer]

In UT as well... shopping for a bus at the moment to rebuild.

[family wagon]

I must've not shopped the right places; I imported my bus from California into Utah! Anyway, welcome.

[cadillackid]

and my bus came from the "totally avoided rust belt of ohio.... last I checked im not stepping through any rust holes in the floor and half the bus hasnt fallen off in a big ole orange heap like some here would think of ohio busses.."..

-Christopher