It’s nice to watch a BGM video that has bus after bus that are well maintained and at least for this day problem free! So wonderful to see these works of art at the top of their game! Thank you for showing this wonderful collection with caring owners!
@@MrMauserb, yep and I was there. The Greyhound Station had just finished being remodeled and the Bus Rally was the exclamation point to that beautiful Art Deco building. Didn't go to this rally, sorry that I missed it.
Couldn't agree more I'd take the last coach shown B4 a new 2 million dollar Liberty coach anytime.Exquisite cabinetry and details befitting of a quality vintage coach.🏆
High Scott, Thanks so much for the bus tours, we need to see more of those if you can spare the time. It's got to be a lot easier than sticking your head in a wheel well or engine bay. Take care of yourself. All the best. Dg😊
I drove for Peerless Stages in the Bay Area in the 80's, and they still ran a '53 Silverside, (painted), with that wrist breaking steering. I remember one day, I was driving a 4106 in the Santa Cruz mountains, when the muffler fell off! What a fabulous sound that 8V71 made! Reminds me a bit of your bus.
It was very nice to see Nick's bus. That young man traveled a ways to make that show. These old buses need young blood. Nice job Nick! And thank you Scott for finding him!
The first time I went any where by my self was on a continental trail ways bus back in 1977 from LITTLE ROCK TO AMARILLO TEXAS...THE BUS HAD A 4 SPEED AND WAS BEAUTIFULL. ...I guess I have a sweet spot for busses because my last professional job was a mechanic on MCI 4000 E busses ....I learned that I didn't know much about busses but I always kept them running I have never been challenged as much as I was when working on busses...MY hat is off To you!!! ..
Hi guy's.....You have the most original and unique shower I have ever seen. I reckon that'll work so good job buddy. I am always so grateful when I see video's of good guy's like yourselves. If it weren't for your love and passion for these beautiful old ladies, they would all be gone now, so thank you so very much for being crazy bus guy's.
that's crazy, I can still remember the smell of the air conditioning on the scenicruiser we rode on from Phoenix Az. to Alameda CA. I was maybe 6. My aunt from Alemeda worked in a toy store and had bought me a beautiful sailboat toy that we put in the overhead and I forgot it on the bus. never saw the boat again...I remember being facinated by the skylight about the stairs, It was green tinted. It rode really well loaded I remember..
I always figured you went to school as a detroit mechanic, I was wrong. You are the Best GREASE MONKEY!!!!!! Thank you, you make my day........I had a PV4106 long time ago
I love the bus tours, Scott. Great to see what everyone has done to their rides. Love the Busopoly game and the guys with the 50,000 mile Custom Coach. Wow! The silversides with the lockers inside is a great build, too. So much cool stuff.
Bus greasemonkey gets on a bus with a board game with bus greasemonkey on it....mind blown. and i agree that silverside HAS to be one of hte nicest ive ever seen.
I had seen the game before. Gary has been a bus grease monkey member since he bought his bus and he came to our first bus rally before his bus was drivable. Bus grease monkey online forum
PD-3703 = the "Camelback Cruiser." Those were aimed at charter operators and Trailways affiliates for use on low density routes. They're a direct descendant original steel WWII "Victory Cruiser" which came either as a PGA with a GMC gas engine or a PDA with the 4-71. The Victory Cruiser front end was also slapped on to the Yellow transit body to make the PD-4101.
Some of these buses are crazy. I can't imagine that one young man who got his bus at 17. I was happy with a van at his age. That coach at the end is wonderful. I wanted a bus but the SO wanted the BlueBird and now we have 25 tons of coach of our own. You made it to the big time, Busopoly ! Thanks for the tour Scott. Wife was out so I had the surround sound on. Don't take that muffler away please!
It is amazing seeing all these bus enthusiasts. Takes a lot of blood, sweat and tears to rectify one of these. I drive limo buses and I think these old buses would make a great party bus. Someone should build an upstairs. 13-6 at the top.
Neat Video I was born in Blytheville Arkansas in 1951 my folks and grand parents farmed around there my folks moved to California in 1952 but my relatives stayed there my Grandpa and Grandma are buried there. I have been back many times and been to that bus depot Dad took a bus out of there to Memphis a few times. Love your Videos.
Wow does that take me back to my kid days I done many a mile on a Bone Chaser accross Canada many times I'd fall asleep heading home and the Driver Carl Stychin would stop in front of my place come back or give me a push Your home young man every Friday I'd wait on the hwy 2 pm to go to Edmonton Alberta on the #2 hwy from Athabasca Alberta. AWESOME VID Scott. 4.25 c fare for 70 miles
Buses from the 50' & 60's as the 70's & 80's look better than these modern new buses, especially Greyhound when they went from the red, white & blue colors to the dark blue. When I was a kid I had a Buddy L Greyhound bus in the 70's & wish I still had it. Thank you for sharing, enjoyed video.
I just started watching but have to say that gentleman's bus at 5:30 is incredible...……...as where the rest of them too. But god I cant imagine what that guy spent on that one Silverside. Just the metalwork alone to get that thing straight and then that interior. It reminded me of a old rail car that my great uncle used to own and travel in.
Fantastic buses m8. The closest we had to Greyhound in New Zealand was Mt Cook they had MCD = Mount Cook Denning. Allison Auto and they would fly. They were that good they would re body them to make new lol. No longer around but some buses are motor homes and corperate travel. Love your work...
Excellent and very pleasant content on this video. Detroit Diesel engines sounds real awesome, I think it is a real American legacy to preserve and maintain on its best shape! Congrats!
The walk around and the tours were fascinating - such a variety of styles and interiors! You tastefully did not go into the various costs and build pricing on this collection, but you can't help but notice that some folks have spent much more than others. Yet each one had its own character. It is fun to imagine owning each one as you went through, bachelor pad studio to family RV style and everything in between. But any one of them would be a blast to own. I got a kick out of the one that you were going to spray oil on the engine - never seen a bus engine look like that! Everyone here will agree, Lenny has the best 'personality' of all - even if the driver exuberantly shifted with some grinding noise a couple of times... 😏👍🏆
I must say, my favorite is the Scenicruiser. When I was a kid, mom and dad never owned a car, but I sure did see a lot of America from the inside of a Greyhound! "Go Greyhound and leave the driving to us!"
Years ago Greyhound was great. I used to travel it a lot with my great aunt and uncle who didn't drive and it was always fun. As a kid I met all kinds of cool people especially from the military during those trips. They also didn't fly because she survived a plane crash and nearly lost her leg. But they had a custom coachman railcar that they took on longer trips and it was amazing watching the country roll by from it.
My Dad drove for Greyhound in the mid 60's to 1979 during their last strike. He was a school teacher by trade and took advantage of Greyhound training to drive for drivers that they needed during peak times. He made more money driving than he did teaching at the time.
Thanks Scott. By the way, I was salivating when you took off in your bus. That 2-cycle Detroit sound was absolutely delicious !, & the last bus, drop-dead gorgeous! I would live in it happily.
What a great video. I love seeing everyone's different touches and customizing they've done on their buses. That last silversides! Wow. I sat here shouting at my laptop screen "holy S*it!" when you walked inside. I really like those custom coach conversions as well. Beautiful and quite stylish even by today's standards. Wouldn't change a thing on them. Some of the new RV's with the elaborate mill work and slide outs look too much like a house on the inside which I don't care for. I like that a custom coach still looks like a coach inside.
That is a nice paint job on Larry's Scenic Cruiser! MC-6 looks sharp, I love those body lines! I agree with you on the Silverside, it was awesome inside, and so was the Custom Coach! Nice show Scott!
Great video Scott. I'll mark my calendar for next year. The two Silversides, one aluminum modern, and the retro mahogany phenomenal, have really set the standard for bus restoration.
Wow this is the best video I have seen on YT by far. Just seeing the different buses made me smile, I loved the one with the busopoly game. That was so unique. I’ve been watching so many bus videos and tiny house videos and I really have grown a passion for the tiny living. I’m hoping I can live like that one day. Awesome video tho👏
Got a little nostalgic from watching this yesterday and had to try on my old Trailways Ike jacket. Brought me right back to jumping in those old Eagles and Buffalos.(yes it was a little tight)
A lot of very nice conversions there with them old buses I drove trucks back in the day that had Detroit's usually 10 speeds and 13 speeds I never developed a love for a Detroit I was always wanting to jump in one that had a Cat or a Cummins if you pulled into a local diner with a Detroit the Cat and Cummins guys wouldn't even let you sit at their table they used to say Park that Georgia Milk Cow out back until the 60 series came out then the detroiters were somebody again now there's no more Caterpillar now if you got a Paccar engine they tell you put that thing out back out of the way⛽🇺🇸🗽🤔
If you were to use " Mop & Glow" on tires it leaves a beautiful finished shine and resists dust accumulation. Just ask the "Boston Trucker" on his page of show and tells.. Cheers, Dg
Always thought that coach converters in design~layout should attend FMCA and rallies like this one.The interior design ideas & layouts average Joe's @ these should be utilized in conversions/updates.My favorite longtime converter is Custom Coach been at it a long time.Thanks for the tours👌always nice to see peoples talent and hard work going into these rolling pieces of history.
Some very cool buses, very nice of the owners to let you do walkthrough videos on them. Nice to see that George got his hub for the 4104, I was kinda waiting to see that. I can't imagine getting a bus when you're 17 (especially with the licence laws here in Australia), but a Silversides would certainly be a very unique first car, he's done a great job with it too.
I was actually driving through Arkansas during this heading to Texas from NY. I wish I would have put it together, and I would have stopped. Great video!
This video really makes me want one of the older buses, just finding a good one to start with, as so many are neglected. Great video Scott.
How creative Larry! I love your bus it's wonderful!
I love that Monoply board idea. That was a great idea!!!
I love all these vintage buses they mean so much to me I wish I could own one one day
It’s nice to watch a BGM video that has bus after bus that are well maintained and at least for this day problem free! So wonderful to see these works of art at the top of their game! Thank you for showing this wonderful collection with caring owners!
OMG. What glorious machines. Lucky you getting up close!
That sound in the end is addictive! Somewhat nasty, wicked and simply awesome!
I'll bet the this town has never before seen so many Greyhound buses in town at the same time. Such a sight!
Well, except for the last vintage bus rally there a few years ago.
@@MrMauserb Really, that's cool
Hopefully this will not be the last.
Used to watch them downtown in Erie, PA leaving the station on our narrow streets, those guys were were going full lock left to get out.
@@MrMauserb, yep and I was there. The Greyhound Station had just finished being remodeled and the Bus Rally was the exclamation point to that beautiful Art Deco building. Didn't go to this rally, sorry that I missed it.
The last Silversides on the tour was indeed gorgeous. Even a modern Class A RV can't match the detail in that rig.
The typical modern class A "plastic palace" couldn't ride the tail wind of that classic beauty!
Oh God yes!
Couldn't agree more I'd take the last coach shown B4 a new 2 million dollar Liberty coach anytime.Exquisite cabinetry and details befitting of a quality vintage coach.🏆
there is a full walkthrough with all the details here on youtube.. 1947 Greyhound restored by grandfather’s love
The interior of that Silversides was done by Paradise Coach Interiors in Coburg, OR. You don't want to know how much it cost!
Wow I like Nick's bus I am crazy about the side aisle and the blond wood. The Custom Coach is very cool as well.
so nice for those of us who are 55 years old like me. I want to visit a place like this
That last Silverside was just SICK!!!
High Scott, Thanks so much for the bus tours, we need to see more of those if you can spare the time. It's got to be a lot easier than sticking your head in a wheel well or engine bay. Take care of yourself. All the best. Dg😊
I drove for Peerless Stages in the Bay Area in the 80's, and they still ran a '53 Silverside, (painted), with that wrist breaking steering.
I remember one day, I was driving a 4106 in the Santa Cruz mountains, when the muffler fell off!
What a fabulous sound that 8V71 made!
Reminds me a bit of your bus.
It was very nice to see Nick's bus. That young man traveled a ways to make that show. These old buses need young blood. Nice job Nick! And thank you Scott for finding him!
I drove for Greyhound out of Thunder Bay Ontario in 1980, and finding this channel brought back a ton of wonderful memories for me. Thank you.
The first time I went any where by my self was on a continental trail ways bus back in 1977 from LITTLE ROCK TO AMARILLO TEXAS...THE BUS HAD A 4 SPEED AND WAS BEAUTIFULL. ...I guess I have a sweet spot for busses because my last professional job was a mechanic on MCI 4000 E busses ....I learned that I didn't know much about busses but I always kept them running I have never been challenged as much as I was when working on busses...MY hat is off To you!!!
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Really impressed by the fact that these buses are being saved and kept going. Most are a credit to their owners.
Hi guy's.....You have the most original and unique shower I have ever seen. I reckon that'll work so good job buddy. I am always so grateful when I see video's of good guy's like yourselves. If it weren't for your love and passion for these beautiful old ladies, they would all be gone now, so thank you so very much for being crazy bus guy's.
Lenny sounds like the goblin truck off Maximum Overdrive now. Really cool sound.
I believe that was a 8V71 or 12V71
Haha... I was just thinking exactly the same!!
Best half-hour I've spent today. Motor homes are sooo 2000 - the wave of the future is retro. These people are really fond of their buses.
Neds bus has gold leaf mirrors! a flash from 1970! I love that nostalgia! 17-18-19 year owners. what does that tell you about old bus hugs! Love that.
that's crazy, I can still remember the smell of the air conditioning on the scenicruiser we rode on from Phoenix Az. to Alameda CA. I was maybe 6. My aunt from Alemeda worked in a toy store and had bought me a beautiful sailboat toy that we put in the overhead and I forgot it on the bus. never saw the boat again...I remember being facinated by the skylight about the stairs, It was green tinted. It rode really well loaded I remember..
I always figured you went to school as a detroit mechanic, I was wrong. You are the Best GREASE MONKEY!!!!!! Thank you, you make my day........I had a PV4106 long time ago
Err maybe PD4106 8V71
OMG! where did k554 come from? A wormhole from 1947 Howard Hughes? Such Beauty and Elegance! Wow!
all these buses and coaches are just so rock and roll its unbelievable. Labor of love with all of them.
I love the bus tours, Scott. Great to see what everyone has done to their rides.
Love the Busopoly game and the guys with the 50,000 mile Custom Coach. Wow! The silversides with the lockers inside is a great build, too. So much cool stuff.
Thoroughly enjoyed every minute of your video, ..thank's for sharing..👍🇦🇺
Bus greasemonkey gets on a bus with a board game with bus greasemonkey on it....mind blown. and i agree that silverside HAS to be one of hte nicest ive ever seen.
I had seen the game before. Gary has been a bus grease monkey member since he bought his bus and he came to our first bus rally before his bus was drivable. Bus grease monkey online forum
PD-3703 = the "Camelback Cruiser." Those were aimed at charter operators and Trailways affiliates for use on low density routes. They're a direct descendant original steel WWII "Victory Cruiser" which came either as a PGA with a GMC gas engine or a PDA with the 4-71. The Victory Cruiser front end was also slapped on to the Yellow transit body to make the PD-4101.
Some of these buses are crazy. I can't imagine that one young man who got his bus at 17. I was happy with a van at his age. That coach at the end is wonderful. I wanted a bus but the SO wanted the BlueBird and now we have 25 tons of coach of our own. You made it to the big time, Busopoly ! Thanks for the tour Scott. Wife was out so I had the surround sound on. Don't take that muffler away please!
G'day Kevin from Australia.
WOW such beautiful buses they really are a credit to their owners. ✌
I just read your post with an Australian accent in my head...
It is amazing seeing all these bus enthusiasts. Takes a lot of blood, sweat and tears to rectify one of these. I drive limo buses and I think these old buses would make a great party bus. Someone should build an upstairs. 13-6 at the top.
Neat Video I was born in Blytheville Arkansas in 1951 my folks and grand parents farmed around there my folks moved to California in 1952 but my relatives stayed there my Grandpa and Grandma are buried there. I have been back many times and been to that bus depot Dad took a bus out of there to Memphis a few times. Love your Videos.
Wow does that take me back to my kid days I done many a mile on a Bone Chaser accross Canada many times I'd fall asleep heading home and the Driver Carl Stychin would stop in front of my place come back or give me a push Your home young man every Friday I'd wait on the hwy 2 pm to go to Edmonton Alberta on the #2 hwy from Athabasca Alberta. AWESOME VID Scott. 4.25 c fare for 70 miles
Buses from the 50' & 60's as the 70's & 80's look better than these modern new buses, especially Greyhound when they went from the red, white & blue colors to the dark blue. When I was a kid I had a Buddy L Greyhound bus in the 70's & wish I still had it. Thank you for sharing, enjoyed video.
Darn you Scott! just when I thought I had broke the addiction, you take me to a Bus fair....AHHHH!
Just came across your videos. Been watching for five hours. I always loved Greyhound and Trailways. My favorite is the 1970 MCI MC-6 Super Cruiser.
My favorite bus the pd-4501 scenicruiser! I loved riding greyhound as a kid. I loved the bus depots and the gift stores.
The sound of the last bus shifting was really awesome!
Great tour of these classic buses..! That 47 Hound was incredible. Want to see the rest of the art decco inside..
I just started watching but have to say that gentleman's bus at 5:30 is incredible...……...as where the rest of them too. But god I cant imagine what that guy spent on that one Silverside. Just the metalwork alone to get that thing straight and then that interior. It reminded me of a old rail car that my great uncle used to own and travel in.
I like the board game and the latch holder done by that guy's kids pretty cool
Fantastic buses m8. The closest we had to Greyhound in New Zealand was Mt Cook they had MCD = Mount Cook Denning. Allison Auto and they would fly. They were that good they would re body them to make new lol. No longer around but some buses are motor homes and corperate travel. Love your work...
This is the rolling art form of our day. Master craftsmanship delightful to the eye. Thanks for the hard work on the video.
How nice to see Blytheville again. I lived there in the 80s.
Fantastic Buses wish we had one’s in Australia with that must class
The kid is really smart. He will always have a place too live. Great idea.
That sound in between those buildings ,damn it sound’s good
Love the Lenny driving at the end!
Excellent and very pleasant content on this video. Detroit Diesel engines sounds real awesome, I think it is a real American legacy to preserve and maintain on its best shape! Congrats!
Wow Scott those are some good old boys there. Thanks for the tour.
I've caught a Greyhound out of that station many times in my youth....fond memories.
Great work guys
What a Great presentation, The Busses have so Much Class.
Thanks Guys for Sharing.
The walk around and the tours were fascinating - such a variety of styles and interiors! You tastefully did not go into the various costs and build pricing on this collection, but you can't help but notice that some folks have spent much more than others. Yet each one had its own character. It is fun to imagine owning each one as you went through, bachelor pad studio to family RV style and everything in between. But any one of them would be a blast to own. I got a kick out of the one that you were going to spray oil on the engine - never seen a bus engine look like that! Everyone here will agree, Lenny has the best 'personality' of all - even if the driver exuberantly shifted with some grinding noise a couple of times... 😏👍🏆
I must say, my favorite is the Scenicruiser. When I was a kid, mom and dad never owned a car, but I sure did see a lot of America from the inside of a Greyhound! "Go Greyhound and leave the driving to us!"
Years ago Greyhound was great. I used to travel it a lot with my great aunt and uncle who didn't drive and it was always fun. As a kid I met all kinds of cool people especially from the military during those trips. They also didn't fly because she survived a plane crash and nearly lost her leg. But they had a custom coachman railcar that they took on longer trips and it was amazing watching the country roll by from it.
My Dad drove for Greyhound in the mid 60's to 1979 during their last strike. He was a school teacher by trade and took advantage of Greyhound training to drive for drivers that they needed during peak times. He made more money driving than he did teaching at the time.
Your rig is fantastic and the changing gears and the sound is incredible, thanks for the tours of the buses, I just wish I had the money for one!
Thanks Scott. By the way, I was salivating when you took off in your bus. That 2-cycle Detroit sound was absolutely delicious !, & the last bus, drop-dead gorgeous! I would live in it happily.
Stunning looking Buses. What a shame there's no more creativeness in Bus design. Now they're mostly big box on wheels.
Last time I went on a greyhound bus June 1966 Lexington Kentucky, going into the Air Force to Louisville Kentucky, then to San Antonio Texas
The Huggy Bear Artwork is cool. That was a very good artist.
When he first mentioned huggy bear l thought he was talking about Starsky and Hutch.
Some beautiful buses the custom coach was amazing and the last silver side was something else to see. Thanks for sharing.
What a great video. I love seeing everyone's different touches and customizing they've done on their buses. That last silversides! Wow. I sat here shouting at my laptop screen "holy S*it!" when you walked inside. I really like those custom coach conversions as well. Beautiful and quite stylish even by today's standards. Wouldn't change a thing on them. Some of the new RV's with the elaborate mill work and slide outs look too much like a house on the inside which I don't care for. I like that a custom coach still looks like a coach inside.
The interior of that last Silversides was done by Paradise Coach Interiors, located in Coburg, OR.
Rj Long, thanks for the info. I've never heard of them till now. They do nice work.
Mr RJ Long knows his buses. I have read some of his work.
Scott, that was wonderful!
That first scenic cruiser is an awesome machine. Love the near orginal seats, one could fall asleep in minutes on those.
Nice tour job!
That is a nice paint job on Larry's Scenic Cruiser! MC-6 looks sharp, I love those body lines! I agree with you on the Silverside, it was awesome inside, and so was the Custom Coach! Nice show Scott!
Great video Scott. I'll mark my calendar for next year. The two Silversides, one aluminum modern, and the retro mahogany phenomenal, have really set the standard for bus restoration.
Great video, Scott, very interesting to see and compare the insides! You're making us all bus nuts yet!! Thanks for taking us along for the ride.
Yeah, George got his hub!! He must have been a seriously happy camper!
Awesome rally. More like this please.
That bus is way cooler than any travel trailer or mobile home ever if you ask me.
I love seeing all of those buses! It's great motivation to get my ass in gear and get mine back on the road. Great Video 👍
If you dont Id buy it
I saw a Silverside on the road in Kelowna today and put a big smile on my face. Was straight piped as well.:)
Wow this is the best video I have seen on YT by far. Just seeing the different buses made me smile, I loved the one with the busopoly game. That was so unique. I’ve been watching so many bus videos and tiny house videos and I really have grown a passion for the tiny living. I’m hoping I can live like that one day. Awesome video tho👏
Thank you for making this video. All of the buses are great
that vintage chrome table looks like an original kohne..nice
Very Nice Bus. I am Bus Mania from Indonesia 🇮🇩
Ah I just love to hear that exhaust sound. Love it!!!
Great Video. I feel like I just passed through the Twilight Zone.... I was taken back in time.
Got a little nostalgic from watching this yesterday and had to try on my old Trailways Ike jacket. Brought me right back to jumping in those old Eagles and Buffalos.(yes it was a little tight)
So many great old ones, thanks for the sharing Scott.
A lot of very nice conversions there with them old buses I drove trucks back in the day that had Detroit's usually 10 speeds and 13 speeds I never developed a love for a Detroit I was always wanting to jump in one that had a Cat or a Cummins if you pulled into a local diner with a Detroit the Cat and Cummins guys wouldn't even let you sit at their table they used to say Park that Georgia Milk Cow out back until the 60 series came out then the detroiters were somebody again now there's no more Caterpillar now if you got a Paccar engine they tell you put that thing out back out of the way⛽🇺🇸🗽🤔
Larry is a very practical man. I like his style.
16:10 this is a bad ass bus very clean and low miles 52,000 total miles? looked like a V-8 diesel? immaculate in and out.
I wish here in the UK we were so passionate about old busses as you guys are in America 🇬🇧🇺🇸🚌
these amazing historic buses/motorhome absolutely amazing......thnks from uk
NOW THAT LOOKS LIKE GREAT FUN I LOVE IT
Some kids had a fascination with fire trucks, I had a fascination for scenicruiser buses!
Scott thanks for the bus tours. Very interesting. And very retro!
If you were to use " Mop & Glow" on tires it leaves a beautiful finished shine and resists dust accumulation.
Just ask the "Boston Trucker" on his page of show and tells.. Cheers, Dg
As a kid I Road those buses and those are some beautiful buses on the inside
Always thought that coach converters in design~layout should attend FMCA and rallies like this one.The interior design ideas & layouts average Joe's @ these should be utilized in conversions/updates.My favorite longtime converter is Custom Coach been at it a long time.Thanks for the tours👌always nice to see peoples talent and hard work going into these rolling pieces of history.
Some very cool buses, very nice of the owners to let you do walkthrough videos on them. Nice to see that George got his hub for the 4104, I was kinda waiting to see that. I can't imagine getting a bus when you're 17 (especially with the licence laws here in Australia), but a Silversides would certainly be a very unique first car, he's done a great job with it too.
the 47/aluminum fab guy/ OMG!!! Class, style, art.
What a fantastic tour of beautiful machines. Thank you so much, Scott, for sharing this!
I was actually driving through Arkansas during this heading to Texas from NY. I wish I would have put it together, and I would have stopped. Great video!
nice, clean!! well cared for.. glad to see it....
You saved the best for last. You are turning me into a bus aficionado.