Pennies and POR-15: The skoolie floor comes up
Ughs. We thought about, for more than several moments, that we were just going to slap a new floor over the old and let it be done. We were
How we replaced a rusty beam in the bus
Every vehicle needs a good backbone and in this case, our rig has two: One for the truck itself, the factory frame, and two, the coach frame that supports
Rusty Beam Tetris: Like Operation, but with a Skoolie
Under bus rust busting begins. Steph jumps in with the wire wheel. I’m not particularly fond of – or good at – metal fabbing things. I’m a
Rust, crust, and dust: Excavating Sunny’s undercarriage
Fighting claustrophobia in a HAZ-MAT suit whilst wielding a grinder. One of my favorite books/movies of all time is Stephen King’s Christine, about the ’58 Plymouth Fury
From ancestry to skoolie, a brief history
Buses Aplenty – The bus in the foreground is a 1958 International 68-passenger and the bus in the background is the 30-passenger 1950 International. If you look really
Doing brakes on a bus is just like doing brakes on any other vehicle, just way harder
Doing brakes on a bus is just like doing brakes on any other vehicle, just way harder and much more time consuming. After our first adventure home, we wanted
We found a great new watering hole
Back in the heady days of sprint-distance triathlon training (hopefully we’ll have more heady days), sometimes it got a little difficult to keep up with the training and keep
Top 6 reasons we bought a skoolie
I’ve got a damn bus to build, so let’s not muck about and get right to it… No. 6 – PRICE. Every traditional camper van was approximately $9 million
DISCLAIMER: I only think I know what I’m talking about
I got my license in 1989 at 16.5 years old, the youngest possible in the great state of Massachusetts. I bought my first car based on a Creature Double
Brakes only slow you down
Rusty is putting it mildly. So when we test drove Sunny for the first time, she developed a little smoking habit. As we alighted on the test