Recent content by SamHill

Nice work! I wish I had the luxury of gutting our bus and starting with a blank slate. If you don't mind,  I'd like to pick your brain a bit on some of the difficulties you ran into.

Thanks for your kind comment Jonna. We've been cleaning all week getting ready for a weekend jaunt with my band, and will be taking some interior pix before it gets that "lived in" look again.  :)

We are just north of Dayton. The body is in pretty good shape. There are three panels with some minor dings and dents, and I'm sure to find a few more when I buff it out.

Capt. if that was good enough, I ended up remodeling the machine shop offices and made back my five grand, plus a good bit. Even better, I made a good friend of the machine shop/former bus owner. Sometimes things just work out/God works in mysterious ways!

For 20 years I drove past this bus parked at a machine shop, and always said to myself, man I'd love to have that", then one day I'm driving by, and there on the windshield in white shoe polish it said, FOR SALE $5000. You know what happened next ROFLMAO!

Full timing in Ohio. Interior pix after Spring cleaning is done.

I have a 62 4106 that I paid the same for a few years ago. Mine was converted in the mid 70s, and like yours, needed upgrading to the conversion. So far I've replaced holding/water tanks, plumbing/fixtures, water heater, furnace and a bunch of little things. Next project is new counter tops...

Howdy! Great forum. Been FT'ing about a year with my wife and foster son. Looking forward to picking some brains around here as we are updating an older coach conversion.