1947 GMC Silversides Bus Model PD-3751
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2024
- 1947 GMC Silversides Bus Model PD-3751
In the early years of the passenger bus, and until the late 1930’s, buses were built on heavy truck chassis that were powered by front mounted gasoline engines. It was common for them to have long hoods and luggage carriers affixed to the roof.
Today we’re with SouthWest Transit Bus Service and this is their beautifully restored 1947 GMC Silverside Bus Model PD-3751.
Special thanks to Len Simich, Jake Simich and the entire staff of SW Transit for working with us on this video: swtransit.org
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0:01 Introduction
0:27 History of Silverside Buses
4:18 Interview with Tony
6:50 Down the side
7:39 AC Unit
15:00 Engine Bay
17:54 Underneath luggage compartment
18:34 Driver’s area
20:43 Passenger Area
24:46 Bob Dylan rode this bus?
29:23 Tony’s favorite thing about the bus
Just Awesome 🚌
@@timothyxv171mmmpertinentgamer thank you!
Absolutely meticulous restoration. Looks gorgeous. That 671 looks like it just came out of the factory! That's one great bus.
They restored everything back as it was when new. It is truly a rolling piece of history! Thanks for watching
✨🗽🇺🇸. Thank You for this story...I'm a recent retired bus driver after 32 years..And I've spent almost half my life driving busses. Bussing connected people with they're life stories...These busses if they could talk ...Have both happy and sad stories...These busses connected people from one side of the country to the other ...And you made friends with complete strangers while traveling...I love people and loved seeing the happiness on people's faces when we went to various destinations...We were like heros who made they're dream vacation possible...Thank You so much for doing this story...I'm so happy to see this bus being loved and appreciated...I found this channel through another channel. Bus Grease Monkey on RUclips. He has a same year bus called. Lenny ..He travels around the country restoring classic busses and coaches. ...God Bless 🙏
Congratulations on your retirement and welcome to our channel! Thanks for sharing your story with us.
Cool .... very fit design, fit condition, fit upkeep ... salute from US Army ... keep it up ... for our country.
Great piece of America’s History. Thank you for your service. Thanks for watching
Absolutely lovely bus, late 30s-50s was truely the pinnacle of aesthetically pleasing design. So wonderful that dedicated people restore and preserve them for all to enjoy. Pity I live in Australia, I’d definitely love to come ride on your bus.
We agree it’s beautiful and a great restoration. Thanks for sharing and welcome to our channel!
Puros autobuses que son una verdadera joya 💍 felicidades
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Very nicely restored. I drove commercially in the '80s ,caught the last years of the GM 4106 and humps...then drove MCI 8-9. Interesting about sleeping in the racks...I used to do 24 hour spring break trips to Florida (2 drivers) out of Canada. Coming home they would be sleeping on the floor, up in racks, across aisle. It was almost impossible to get back to washroom. We would change drivers on the fly. In late 80s I moved over to the maintenance side, got my mechanics lic, but still did a few trips. I like to see restorations that are still a seated coach. I always thought if I ever did a conversion I would leave a few rows of seats in the front.
Awesome story thank for sharing. We love how this old bus has evoked so many cool memories from folks all over. Sounds like you need to get busy finding and restoring an bus now! Thanks again and thanks for watching
I love the tough look and genuine work ability of these old Bus's. I would have loved to have heard it run, and a ride. The sound of a Detroit Diesel stirs the soul!
It's a sight and sound to behold. They truly don't make them like they used to. Thanks for watching!
My 92 year-old dad was overjoyed by seeing this video because it brought back vivid memories of his early days in the U.S. Navy when in 1951 he and my mom traveled from San Francisco, to Long Beach, CA in a Greyhound PD-3751, then continued on to Philadelphia, PA, when over the course of a couple of days, they would transfer to a couple of connecting PD-3751s until arriving at their destination. Dad vividly recalled the downshifting the driver would have to do with the manual column shifter when going over mountain passes, and specifically stopping, in of all places, Jerome, AZ to drop off and pick up mail. Greyhound and Trailways bus lines contracted with the U.S. postal service to transport bulk mail back then. Thanks for the memories, and for your passion in keeping a rolling piece of American history alive. 3751s are astoundingly and magnificently beautiful pieces of automotive architecture, styling and design.
Nate and I really love what're doing with our channel. We especially love finding classic vehicles and sharing their stories. It's rewarding to know that we are able to share the passion of restoration and ownership of these rolling pieces of history. But it's far more rewarding and truly warms our hearts to hear stories from our viewers like your dad's story. Your comment made our day and we're thankful that we have the opportunity to do what we do and to share what we do with you and your dad. All the best to you both and thank your so very much for watching!
Working on a silversides right now at Richfield Bus Company in Bloomington MN. I wish we had known of this interview, we could have found a quieter place for you.
Hey good luck with your bus. Yeah we filmed in their back parking lot and there was lots of background noice going on. Oh well....when life gives you lemons.....Thanks for watching
@@TwoGuysandaRide Stan and I met you just when you came to SW, you gave us a tour.Take a peek at some of my stuff when you get a chance. bus old man phil.
I rode a duplicate of this bus in the early "60s. This was the ride for the Rebels Quartet as they took their Gospel music up and down the east coast. It still graces the Rebels Facebook page. It was their mobile home, hotel, and practice studio. My father and I took the train south and caught up with them in Newport News, VA, then rode the bus back to South Jersey where they were singing at my dad's church the next morning. I slept underneath one of the guy's beds. During the night, it broke down, but they fixed it and we got to the church on time. Quite a historical bus and I hope to see it one day.
Wow what a great story and cool experience. Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching
It's great that people are preserving these beautiful, historic, functional works of art deco.
We loved filming this masterpiece. Thanks for watching
Back in the day didn’t bus drivers have bus driving uniforms that they wore? Now all you need is the uniform to go with that bus. It is a beautiful bus no doubt about it. Thank you for sharing.
Yes they did actually and I do think they have one that their driver wears when they drive it to shows and such. Thanks for watching
These buses are really beautiful, well built , solid and i wish the modern buses would be built like this.I love the originality, want to see more of this,getting tired of those motor homes or camper buses whatever you call them>We used to have them in Ghana but you wont find any.There is a guy who has a shop and i spotted two of these in there , that was around 2005 and hope he still has them and they have not been scrapped.
I hope so too. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching
Beautiful bus.
Well done from the UK.
You guys are so enthusiastic!
Thanks. We love what we do. Welcome to our cousins across the pond. Thanks for watching
You transformed those two buses into a piece of art. Just an amazing job. I wish I could see the AC compartment open and running, also seen the engine run, and a little drive around. 👍🏻👍🏻
Thats a great idea for the next video of this bus next summer! Thanks for watching!
Absolutely beautiful! I was thinking, wouldn't it be neat to speak to some of the people from the factory when these were new and hear their stories? Thanks.
It sure is, thanks for watching!
can't even imagine how many countless hours went into rebuilding this!
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Thank you for saving another great piece of history!!! I am a volunteer at our state transportation museum ( rail operations) . I understand the felling you spoke of when people are so captivated by historical transportation vehicles. Keep up the great work. Your friend from North Carolina!!
Hey Rob, thanks for the compliment. I’m originally a NC guy myself. Thanks for watching!
Hey Rob! Exactly where is the museum in NC is located? I would like to come and visit the place.
@@TheMoose819 . Spencer, NC just north of Salisbury. North Carolina Transportation Museum. We would love to have you down for a visit!!
@@TheMoose819 Hey Charlie, Im originally from NC....the Greyhound Bus Museum is in Hibbing MN...sorry for the confusion! - www.greyhoundbusmuseum.org
@@RobTuck1475 Im from Winston-Salem! I get back to NC every few years. We need to come for a visit and film a few car shows and tour the museum! Thanks for watching!
Could we take it out for a spin? I want to see him drive it, especially shifting. Thank you for restoring it to original. I really get tired of motor home conversions. It was on it's way to be butchered but you saved it. Thank you.
They do drive it. They actually take it on bus route runs in the summer and they show it around the area at special events. I’m thankful they saved it from becoming a camper bus too. Thanks for watching
That is one beautiful job they did. They should be proud.
They arm proud and you should see the crowd reaction when this beauty rolls up
a friend of mine used to live in one of these. he had more room than me in my appartment lol
Thanks for watching
Well done restore work you can truly appreciate the labor of love that went into bringing her back to her glory day's..
It’s even more amazing in person. Thanks for watching
Great restoration! Applauses! ❤️❤️👋👋👋👋👋
It is, isn’t it! Thanks for watching!
I was born in 1947 Feb 24 so this has a special meaning. Just like I have a Life magazine dated Feb 1947 edition.
That’s so cool. Thanks for sharing. Thanks for watching
What an interesting engine/transmission/axle design...a very cool beautifully restored vintage bus!
It’s a beautiful piece of American history. Thanks for watching
Loved riding on the double decker Greyhound Bus in the early 60
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Great resto on this time capsule. I also like the GM Flexible's but after this video I may have a new favorite. How many viewers knew that 671 is a two stroke diesel, like my old dirt bike..(long ago).Love that sound going through the gears.
Thanks for watching
Wow , impressive ! I'm buying my first bus an MC8 in two weeks but man that is cool !
There's a huge fan club and support base out on the internet to help you along your journey! Thanks for watching!
I drove for Greyhound from 1980 through 1987 and feel that the MCI's were the best overall buses ever made. MC 5 was the first model, followed by the MC6 , MC7 , MC8 and MC 9 . They were all very strong , durable, and comfortable. The MC6 however , was a white elephant that didn't make the cut. It was too big and cumbersome with an air actuated throttle that was a little bizarre to drive. Among this group ,the MC8 was the overall best with the 4 speed automatic that was a pleasure to drive. The MC5 was a 38 passenger single rear axle 4 speed stick that I considered to be the "sportscar" of intercity buses. Very fun to drive. That thing once went over I80 Donner Pass eastbound at 50mph for me . I've also driven Volvo's, van Hools, and Continental Silver Eagle's, and some GM models and still consider the old Mci's to be the Cadillac of intercity buses. Just my qualified opinion of course.
A dream come true! Alot of Beautiful work on The bus such a /SUPER traveling going on a big night color love the original design
Its even more awesome in person. Im so very happy they took the time to restore it! Thanks for watching
What a nicely restored bus. Thanks Southwest Transport for caring enough about bus history to take on a project like this.
We agree. It's good folks like SWTransit that help keep history alive. Thanks for watching!
now that is totally awesome video about 1947 gmc silversides bus molde pd-3751 .. can't wait to see more totally awesome videos
Thanks and yes it awesome. Even more spectacular in person. Thanks for watching
Per the Builder's Plaque on the dashboard, this is PD3751-122, which was originally delivered in June of 1947 as fleet number 680 to Northland Greyhound Lines, HQ'd in Minneapolis MN. So it's still "close to home!"
Thanks for adding the info, I’m sure our viewers will appreciate it as well! Thanks for watching and don’t forget to hit that subscribe button!
You guys did a wonderful labor of love and it shows
They saved a beautiful piece of history. Thanks for watching
A thing of beauty when function followed design!
The video doesn't do it justice. Looks even better in person! Thanks for watching!
I follow Bus Grease Monkey so I hope I see that bus someday. If they could talk......
@@UncaDave This bus lives at the SWTRANSIT Bus Garage in Eden Prairie MN. It does a few actual route runs during the summer months.
Two Guys and a Ride thank you!
This is a beautiful vintage bus!
Thanks for watching
That's a really fine restoration.
They did a fantastic job restoring it. Thanks for watching!
When you have a lot of money you can have anything. When you buy something you love it doesn’t need to be perfect.
SWTransit Bus Service uses the bus for PR and Occasional Route Service. It’s in great working order and we’ll preserved your celebrate the history of mass transit and bus coach service. Thanks for watching
those wheels... a thing of beauty!
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Spectacular!!!! I love it.
Thank you! Cheers!
lovely! I would have loved to ride in one of these back in the 40s!
Thanks for watching
I want one now to turn into a motorhome. They are getting so popular now they are getting expensive though.
I love this bus. I did notice that it had up dated tubeless wheels and tires that go along with the other safety up dates
Yes there have been some updates to bring this bus up to modern safety standards. SWTransit actually uses this bus on special occasions on certain routes to carry passengers.. it’s a great PR tool for the transit company. Thanks for watching
it looks so much larger from the inside than the outside. it's like an optical illusion haha
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there is a detailed model kit of this bus. it is pretty elaborate too. but I see the windsheild is not tilted foreward on the real bus but only the opening. the window subframe is sunken into a nook. I like the aircraft windows as it is a structuaral stength in the bus.
Cool to have a model kit. Thank for the information. Thanks for watching
Quedo HERMOSO me encanta rescatar estos tesoros y ponerlos como lo que son (UnaJoya) Sólo le pondría los ALCO bien pulidos !
Estamos de acuerdo. Es muy bonito y estamos contentos de que haya sido restaurado. ¡Gracias por ver!
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This is the one of best ,had a cousin who worked for G M coach design.
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A funny aside-
We were traveling from Upstate New York, back home to Central Ohio in our TURQUOISE 77 Dodge Landau 34.
Went through Pennsylvania, we were gonna stop at Kennywood for the day.
Did Kennywood, but upon leaving (and driving through town, up hill and down) the ignition wires decided to start arcing.
So I looked for an Auto Parts store at which to stop and buy a new set of wires...
On the scary, backfire- laden trip through town, near every traffic signal we'd come to, I tried NOT to come to a complete stop, for fear of the coach completely puking out and thus blocking traffic.
I noticed that as I'd drive by each intersection, we'd be cursed, yelled at, and have things thrown at us!
Why would people be SO DAMN HOSTILE?
Then I realized that the Pittsburgh City buses happen to be painted damn near the same color as our motorhome... Wow. People must really pay CLOSE attention to what they ride everyday.
If I was smarter, I could have made about $100 on that 3 mile ride through town!!!!
LOL....great story. Thanks for sharing! Thanks for watching
Great legacy of transportation. I am owner of a little buses tourism company (6 buses) here in Chile. The old buses here in Chile does not exist anymore, they are all taken to the junkyard for destruction, it is a big sad. Saludos
Thank you for keeping your buses alive and I hope your tourism company is doing well. Thanks for watching
Beautiful and stunning bus. Try Collonite Insulator Wax on the aluminum....it will literally make the sides impervious to water and lasts for months.
I’ll let him know. Thanks for watching
This is beautiful great work saving another classic. I love it all put back to original. Cheers.😊👍
I'll pass along your compliment. Thanks for watching!
I have 8 of these buses in my collection
That’s so cool. Are they all restored?
@@TwoGuysandaRide One is very good condition three run three are parts one is fair.
@@VintageIronog As the saying goes, "it didn't happen without pics"
really interesting. thanks for the detailed history on this vehicle inside the infox box!
Thanks for watching
Una hermosa joya del auto transporte de pasajeros!
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@@TwoGuysandaRide You're welcome my friend. And Salute's from México!
@@giloso2301 welcome to our channel neighbor!
@@TwoGuysandaRide Thanks's
Great job, it looks brand new!
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Very very nice bus! Make it again please!
We agree! Thanks for watching
really comfy inside! look at that!
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That's beautiful I would love a ride
They do run it for show a few days each year during the summer. Thanks for watching
Increíble el estado de conservación de este silversides EL BUS MAS BONITO DEL MUNDO
Es un bus hermoso. Gracias por el cumplido y gracias por mirar
@@TwoGuysandaRide gracias a ustedes que nos brindan esas publicaciones hermosas el silversides es la joya de los autobuses americanos increíble además lleva en su estructura unos detalles únicos ..la carrocería es de Boeing y los vidrios originales de Ray-Ban
Look into John’s 360 ceramic aircraft coating so you won’t have to polish the aluminum. It’s a game changer.
I’ll pass along the tip. Thanks for watching
Hi Guys fantastic restoration of the Silverside bus and great video too. Could I ask what colour would the interior have been on the original PD-3751 Greyhound bus please. I am currently building a kit of the 1:35th scale PD-3751 for a magazine article and I'm stuck on the inside colours. Thank you.
Hi thanks for the compliment and thanks for watching. The bus is owned by SouthWest Transit in Eden Prairie MN and you can reach out to them here: swtransit.org Ask for Tony (He's in the video) hopefully he can help you out! Thanks!
the interior looks probably better now than when they built it :)
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Sweet Bus! Looks like brand new.
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Thanks for the video and the conversation of this beautiful Bus hey Bob Dylan is still alive i beleive all of us alive would remember a ride on a Greyhound Bus i imagine he could come up with enough details to confirm if the driver was telling the truth or not and really why would a old driver need to make that up Reality was Greyhound for many years was how many people travelled America years ago for myself i used it because it was the only thing available at the time for me to get to my destination
You are correct. This was transportation for hundreds of thousands of people. I think the good folks at SW Transit would rather we just keep the rumor going in the off chance that if we asked Dylan he may shoot it down and spoil all the fun. Thanks for watching!
That is so beautiful.
It sure is. Thanks for watching!
Save all the vintage cars please!
Agreed! Thanks for watching
NICE BUS IT WOULD MAKE A GOOD CAMPER BUSS
No I wouldn’t do that. This is a fantastic piece of American history
what a beautiful restoration
Thanks for watching
very rare model bus
Yes it is and it’s magnificent. Thanks for watching
oh wow that looks spacey :)
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super lindo o carro, os cma cometa aqui do Brasil foram inspirados nesses gmc americanos
Olá meus amigos do Brasil! Bem-vindo ao nosso canal no RUclips. Obrigado por assistir
Mi 2014 Kenworth truck has manually adjusting slack adjusters too and drum breaks all around still
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Good looking bus!
What did they use to remove the anodization from the aluminum trim?
It was always Polished Aluminum so it wasn’t anodized. Thanks for watching
@@TwoGuysandaRide What I meant is the panels you were talking about from 8:50 on. I would really like to know how they treated them to remove the layer so that they were able to polish the panels.
Perfectly Out Of Order ok I understand. I’ll reach out to Tony to ask
@@TwoGuysandaRide Great! Thanks very much!
you yanks are starting to get history even if its only 70yrs ago...ps love the channel!!
Lol thanks for watching Tony!
I went to a Bob Dylan in Minneapolis in 1965 where Bill Crosby also performed......and suspect he may have traveled by bus to other area locations for concerts as Dylan was not well know then.
We're starting the rumor that he rode on this exact bus...tell others :)....Thanks for watching!
One could make up anything: One afternoon bak in ‘the day, god came aboard...
That’s true but you’d have to be able to place this bus on the route going to heaven to make it believable. Thanks for watching
Thanks for sharing
Beautiful bus
It’s a beautiful piece of rolling history. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
@@TwoGuysandaRide it brings a tremendous nostalgia, my grandfather and uncles drove them for years in Peru, thank you again
Bob Dylan did live in Minnesota. I'm sure before he was famous that he at some time did ride the bus. His Grandmother lived in southern Minnesota not far from where my farm was. He supposedly lived with her for some time down here. I'm sure he went to the Twin Cities to do gigs. He could have very well have been on that bus.
That’s the rumor. Could be true. We’re helping to keep the rumor running. Thanks for your input and thanks for watching!
Would love to ride this bus.
They actually do use in for route runs a few times each summer. Thanks for watching!
Good bus GMC
Its an awesome piece of history. Thanks for watching
16:00 wow I've never seen an engine like this before!
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The 2 stroke Detroit Diesel has been making fuel into noise 1938. The 71 series engine was in production from 1938 until 1995 when it was replaced by the 4 stoke series 60 engine.
@@gullreefclub thats quite some history of longevity. Thanks for watching
@JAG I wish California's far-left government would detach and float away.
it looks fantastic
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SUPER!!!!!!!
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Beautiful bus 👏🏻👏🏻
Even more impressive in person. Thanks for watching
You can still get water pumps for continental engines . look into marine parts supplies vintage.
I’ll pass along that information. Thanks for watching!
@@TwoGuysandaRide Lincoln welders of the era used the continental 4 cyl as well. I just looked on the internet and found replacements for them .bracket mounting points could need modified though and the rebuild kits for them are out there too.I hope he did save the original unit.
D Owen that’s great news. I’ll pass the information along. Thanks
They don't ask the right question, like the driving range of the 3751, was it powerful enough to handle mountain driving with Greyhound during it hey day.
Yes it was....slow up the mountains but capable of the challenge. Thanks for watching
thank you!!!
Your welcome! Thanks for watching!
For anodizing of the aluminum call MIL magnetic inspection laboratories in elk Grove Illinois see what they could do if they can’t handle it they probably know who can. Ask for Jay Gandhi if he hasn’t retired yet
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Here is the bus grease monkeys website, he has the manuals for his 4751 plus his knowledge of bus parts is close to encyclopedic. He only works on the old Detroit 2 strokes.
He's brought two prewar coaches back to life on of which as for 28 years.
You might get in touch if you ever need parts or service. He was just in Hibbing where he brought back a 3751 that sat for 28 years, he has posted videos of most every bus he works on. The first one he worked on the engine mount was totally almost 99 percent gone and he had a new one fabricated the supports the engine on the radiator end. I think you will find his videos on these old coaches fascinating.
busgreasemonkey.com/
Cheers!!!!
Thanks James for the information. I'll pass it along to Tony at SWTRansit. Thanks for the feedback!
Nice bus and Video. Thumbs Up liked also.
Thanks! Thank you for watching!
@@TwoGuysandaRide
You are welcome also.
hope they bring 'em back just like vinyl hehe
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In those days everything on the road had to have one element missing from coaches today. Then everything included pure style that turned heads, something sadly missing today.
Agreed! They are just gloomy boxes on wheels today. No flash or style anywhere. Thanks for watching
До якого року він працював на маршруті?
Автобусна компанія насправді досі використовує цей транспортний засіб влітку протягом кількох маршрутів. Дякую за перегляд
bravo !!! il faut être un bon ! il est magnifique.
Merci d'avoir regardé.
Astounding! Love it!
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I like to vote for Trump 2020 to bring back the real bus industries with the old gm engine production back to work to make profit.
Made in the USA!Thanksfor watching.
@@TwoGuysandaRide If Obama / Sanders / Clinton got elected they wouldn't create jobs like trump would.
Why?
Because they are communist and socialist people that's why.
Still on service? If it is, I will added to my Bucket List.
Yes, this bus does a few customer route each year and it goes to the Greyhound Museum in Hibbing MN and other local "oldies" car shows. Thanks for watching!
New sub from Scott @Bus Grease Monk & Tyler @ Indiana Diesel, not to mention @Bus Old Man Phil
I'm sure I made 1 or 5 mistakes but I mean well 🙃
That's a BEAUTIFUL bus 🤩🤩🤩
Nicely done
Love it
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ah. the good old times .. sigh
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Would have been nice to hear and see it run.
Perhaps another video next summer :) thanks for watching
I dream of doing a RV conversion for music festivals and just camping/living in general....... tow a jeep.....
Sounds like fun. Thanks for watching
Get a good skoolie with a solid maintenance record. 70 plus years old is a museum piece. Sa e THOUSANDS for a much more serviceable RELIABLE vehicle.
"TWO WEEKS for a bearing? Nuff' said!
Bryan Keller this is a working piece of history as SWTransit Bus Service uses it as a PR Show piece and they also carry passengers on special occasions. Thanks for watching