Greetings fellow skoolers. A few weeks ago we bought a bus with the intention of doing the whole conversion thing as well as build off of it to make an mutant vehicle for that thing out in the desert in nevada. I forget what it's called. Something about a guy on fire.
After figuring out what the **** to do with the damn thing parking wise in NYC and getting a window smashed in, we've actually started making some progress.
First we added a lock to the rear door. Second we've gotten all the seats out. We've saved a few rows, with the idea that we'll turn them into a sort of train style two row and table set up. Additionally we've replaced the busted window-- which incidentally is a pain in the nuts. Lastly we've pulled the roof hatches off and replaced the with 1/4" acrylic to give us some sweet skylights.
Next steps are to lay down click and lock TnG flooring and build a roof deck.
One thing we're getting the sense of is why people love their skoolies. Once you start pouring all the time and money into them they really become like a family member.
We will post some pictures next time.
That's all for now folks!
Chateau Brooklyn signing out.
After figuring out what the **** to do with the damn thing parking wise in NYC and getting a window smashed in, we've actually started making some progress.
First we added a lock to the rear door. Second we've gotten all the seats out. We've saved a few rows, with the idea that we'll turn them into a sort of train style two row and table set up. Additionally we've replaced the busted window-- which incidentally is a pain in the nuts. Lastly we've pulled the roof hatches off and replaced the with 1/4" acrylic to give us some sweet skylights.
Next steps are to lay down click and lock TnG flooring and build a roof deck.
One thing we're getting the sense of is why people love their skoolies. Once you start pouring all the time and money into them they really become like a family member.
We will post some pictures next time.
That's all for now folks!
Chateau Brooklyn signing out.
