I went to visit Josh and Bethany of the Bus Pilots to have Josh help me tighten up my steering. Turns out the steering is fine, just needed to adjust the worm drive a bit. Bethany was walking around looking at the bus and noticed some leakage around the rear driver wheel. It has been

When I picked up my bus the tail lights were iffy, and the signals did not work at all. In fact, on the way back to Nampa the tail lights completely stopped working. Scary to drive down the highway slower than everyone else with no tail lights! I started doing some electrical chasing and found

I do not actually have the new seals for my windows yet, but I thought y’all might get a kick out of this. The other day it was raining. Not a ton, but I went to check the Bus for leaks anywho. No problems. This is a legitimate worry since most of my side windows

Today was the Bus Pilots March Garage Night. I am glad I got hooked into this group. There is so much knowledge available to me there it astounds me. The garage night was held at a local car shop. They had really nice racks to lift the vehicles. I have decided that after I graduate,

The guy I purchased the 65 Bus from kindly replaced the 15 year old tires that were on it. He was not planning on replacing the spare though, so he left it in his garage when he went to get the tires. Turns out the rear driver tire was the spare, and the one in