Hi all,
Just thought i might post some pics of my bus.
I've owned her for about 10 years or so, drove her for about 2 of those then she sat in a garage for about 6-7 then i remembered i had her and
brought her home. thought it was about time i did something with her or got rid of her.
She wont be ready for about 3-4 years as i have picked a good time to start a resto (brought house, 1 x 2 year old and another due in october) but all
good things take time.
she is gonna be a pretty stock family cruzer, the wife and i up front windows open, bugs in our teeth, the kids in the back with a row of seats each.
A big old mal and a couple of little boards on the roof. Ahh that'll be the life.
Also i wanna know if any 1 can tell me what year etc, she is. the rego says 64, but she has a small back window, pointy indicators, and only 8 vents
on her side.
typ23
1067262
????typ 2/255a
prufz 545 ?????
thanx
Rick
here she os hopefully
funky colours huh...that red paint is good old enamel, it's probly saved her from any bad rust getting through. The cargo side sill has had it, the
drivers side has just a few bubbles, same with the lower nose, and inside the front wheel arches. no rust in the floors, around the windows, dog legs,
outriggers, chassis. she's not real straight but wot unrestored bus is.
any way thanx for listening/reading any comments/advise would be greatly appreciated.
hey great looking project.. wish i had one..
Whats its history?
Rob...
nice scoret for sure:thumb
"she sat in a garage for about 6-7 then i remembered i had her and brought her home."
Wow and I thought my memory was bad
Good straight bus Good Luck:thumb
Its okay............................he's got kids!!!!!!!!!!! I understand how he could forget!! Kids do that to you!!!!!!!!
Kathy
G'day holdenhead,
It would appear to be an early '63 as it still has low vents but has raised rib on rear wheel arch, should also have small rear axle nut, late '63s
had high vents and rib on wheel arch and big rear door and big axle nuts.
Cheers, Ian.
History????? I brought her from a car yard for $900 with rego.
But I was parked on high st in northcote one day and this smelly hippy came up to me and stated raving on bout how he used to own the car and talking
bout all the good times he had in it. He seemed pretty pleased with the touch of colour he added to the bumpers.
He got me to drive him home in it to pick up a bullbar and "custom made bed" that he still had for it. The "custom made bed" was a shabby box made
from chipboard and another sheet of chipboard to bridge the gap. That went straight in the fire.
Oh yer, when i say i forgot about her i ment that i was working on other projects. A charger & FC panelvan. I always knew I would come back the The
Bussey, as my daugter calls it..
Lucky Find
Rob...
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Yeah, that'd be right Doc,
you never could use the wood welder..... lol
Saw this bus yesterday, the new owner has stripped it back and it has to be one of the cleanest spits ive ever seen, very little to no rust, certainly not true when some say that all splits need restoring...
noice:thumb
coolies. i like it.
everyone wansta make some money right????
ill give you a grand for that ol split rite ere rite now:P:P:P:P:P
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Looks like a nice solid one.
Very solid, almost no welding required...