Remember back in 2010 we bought a school bus and moved south? Well, we still own that bus. It has sat in the yard for five years. We were neglectful school bus owners, and didn't keep starting it every week. Thankfully, Jeff did take the batteries out of it. Last week we had those batteries charged, and after bleeding the fuel line (we had it replaced shortly after it's last trip North) the beast started in no time at all!
Today we will unload the trailer from our very wet, outdoor show, and pack it back up with more studio stuff. The rain has stopped, the weather is cooler. A good day for working.
You could always turn turn the bus into a guest house :) if Wesley was still here, I would contemplate it for her......
ReplyDeleteso glad you got the bus running with little trouble, did Gary's truck driver fix help? hope so; fingers crossed you sell the bus quickly, in Arkansas we sold a bus and they used it for a hunting bus and lots of folks are using them to convert into motorhomes, there is a website called the schoolies - I think you can advertise your bus on that site; you might check it out. the buses are very handy for moving, we've done it about four or five times in one. ha.
ReplyDeleteI wondered what had happened to that thing :)
ReplyDeleteit's called skoolee I think
ReplyDeleteit's called skoolee I think
ReplyDeleteGood job with the bus. I’ve thought about a mobile gallery also and weighed those costs. Of course the last time I sat in my booth in the rain the mobile gallery seemed like a better option. Hehehe.
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