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Monday, March 07, 2016
Pssst. Wanna Bus?
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6 comments:
- Unknown said...
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Now all they need to do is paint "Further" on the destination sign on the front.
I mean, it's all very impressive, but it's as if the reporter (is that you, Rodge?) has never heard of the Merry Pranksters, or has never been to a hippie festival like the Oregon Country Faire or the Rainbow Gathering where buses like this (and even more awesome ones, and housetrucks with cedar shake cabins built on them) abound.
- 3/7/16, 11:19 PM
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True Dat! For example, check out http://thistinyhouse.com/2010/handmade-rolling-homes/
- 3/8/16, 1:57 AM
- Rodger the Real King of France said...
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Don't harsh my mellow, man. :)
- 3/8/16, 7:34 AM
- DougM said...
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Yeah, but you have to put on a white-duck Safety Patrol belt to open the door (my favorite job as a kid).
Not sayin' that's a disadvantage.
Then, every few miles you can pull over and yell "Siiit dowwwn an' shuuut uuuuup!" to nobody in particular.
If I recall, the harsh ride would definitely preclude takin' old red wines along. - 3/8/16, 12:47 PM
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Which reminds me, Carville's Last Remnant.
surfin' bird - 3/8/16, 1:12 PM
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Ron in Ohio Sez:
When I was a mere lad of 11 or 12 (Back in the 50's) My step-dad acquired a Ford bus from a retired plumbing contractor in Miami. The bus had extra height, military-stye model for 6-footers+ to be able to walk without ducking their heads, it had always been used for camping with very crude cots and a table and 'frige and stove all fastened to the floor.
My step-dad gutted it and over the period of a few months he converted it to a very nice, comfortable camper. We had it for over 6 years, taking many trips in it from Florida to Indiana and Ohio to visit relatives.
I wish he were alive to see these pics. He certainly would enjoy them. As it is, these pics certainly bring back happy memories for me. I still have som pics of his creation, somewhere. - 3/8/16, 1:28 PM