HandyAaron

One thing we really wanted on our bus was lots of storage underneath the bus. I'm a stickler for efficiency and seeing all that unused...

The next project after raising the roof was to put new sheet metal on. I used: 18 gauge galvanneal sheet metal 1/4" stainless steel...

Yup exactly how I did it! Cutting the weld between the triangle looking piece and the curved hat channel was the most challenging part...

Thanks for the feed back! Everything went to plan. Here are a few pictures of what it looks like as of today. I think the main reason...

Once the roof was free, raising it went without a hitch. It took me maybe 15 minutes from when I started pulling the chains on the hoist...

After the bus was in place I started cutting and grinding. here I'm explaining the plan before I started: I got a metal blade for my...

Now that the demo is nearly complete it is time to start thinking about the roof raise. Thankfully I have access to a shop which has two...

On to removing the windows. Each hat channel had an aluminum bracket, held with one screw, which held the windows on either side of it...

I started the demo in by taking out the seats. What a job that was! Everything was through bolted so I had a friend up top with an...

Here is our bus which we have named Chester, partially because it is from Rochester and because I think it sort of looks like a Chester...