With 468 ft lbs of torque, it may just be the perfect bug-out bus too!
http://reddirtrodz.com/2012/04/18/buttered-toast-and-the-oregon-trail-er/
http://reddirtrodz.com/2012/04/18/buttered-toast-and-the-oregon-trail-er/
There is something wrong with that photo. At least I think so. Aren't ALL campers equipped with a door on the curb side of the trailer? That one lacks one.
For some reason, I'm thinking Photoshop.
For some reason, I'm thinking Photoshop.
Yeah, the pic is photoshopped to put it in the woods. The side you see is the driver side reversed because it is the only pic I had that worked. All you have to do is look in the rear windows of the wagon and you will see the sides of my shop.
Its just a teaser pic, we are going to rebuild it this summer.
Its just a teaser pic, we are going to rebuild it this summer.
While I'm not good at rebuilding such things, that is a good idea. My wife and I live in our RV, although it is quite a bit larger and more expensive. On different RV forums that I frequent, a number of folks are even taking vintage busses and re-fitting them. We ran across one last year, while looking at RV's for some family members, that had a "nautical" theme. Check out this Prairie Road Schooner that was on a dealer's lot in Oklahoma City.
Prairie Road Schooner
Prairie Road Schooner
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it needs mud tires.
Mud tires. Now that would be a tragedy of epic proportions. I think it would just sink.
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