I took this picture at sunset. My wife really likes it

My personal playground. I have tons of used bus parts and wrecked vans trucks and big-rigs.

We blew a head gasket on the way to Nashville, I desided to replace everything under the hood with new parts. Here you see Willo

While we were waiting for the motor to be shipped down from PA. I took the clutch to be rebuilt sense it was so hard to find a n

Here we are using a drill press to remove the rivits that hold the old pads (buttons) on the clutch.

After removing the buttons from the clutch we cleaned it all up.

Here you see us installing heavy duty buttons on the cleaned clutch using a rivet press.

The fly-wheel was wore and wavy and needed to be resurfaced.

Here is the rebuilt clutch assembly all shinny and new.

The phone call came right after the clutch was finished, The motor was in! So here you see the guy filling out the warranty info

Here is the new motor being assembled befor going back in Willow.

My baby!

A view from the front

Here you can see what the conctruction prosess looked like, also you can see the OSB board that was screwed to the floor.

The finished floor made it look nice.

My wife did the re-covering of the seats and window treatment.

Here is our bathroom.

everyone needs stained glass front doors!

Here is a good tip for anyone having trouble with cabinet doors. the doors under the stove are actually those book shelves you b

It was dark out but after my wife got to work cleaning Willow up I had to take some up-to date shots of the inside. Oh, by the w

thru out the bus there are trippy details like the old man in the woods hanging next to the bathroom.

Here is some more of my wifes touches... CALL THE GNOME EXTERMINATOR!!!

You can use wood colored sticky-back shelf paper to create a custom look in places that need that extra touch.

If you take the short back seat out of the left side and turn it around, it fits perfict next to the steps.