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Why didn't you use the wheelchair lift for the back deck?

Where is and how to get there ?

Beautiful Van!

So glad I am watching this video! SO GLAD! Helps me A LOT! THANK YOU!

Good job on your build. Safe travels.

LOVE the thumbnail SO GORGEOUS

Love your videos, I get to expand my curiosity and learning from you. Keep them coming, please! I want to have you build my deck! So clean and professional! I'm serious...where are you 2 located? I'm in California 😊

That motorcycle has a face only a mother could love, no wonder it was discontinued lol. But seriously totally stealing your motorcycle deck idea and love seeing such a simple yet elegant build

Do not drill holes or weld on the frame FLANGES. That is why you see no holes in the section of the frame rails that are horizontal and many holes on the vertical piece of the frame rail.

Where are you guys now?

I’m stunned. Well done! Many ideas I’d never thought about.

Good job.Congratulations.aamiin.

I hope u left a cutout for ur fuel pump access if not ur gonna regret it when it goes out an no way to access it without dropping the cage if possible to get to drop tank to fix it

So many great things I could say but the idea that I will have to borrow is the full length rooftop deck with solar panels attached right to it. Hides all the wires an makes for a super clean look!

What a fantastic DIY build. I love all the thoughtful storage and the interior design/decorating, especially the countertops. That wood is stunning! The mountains on the sink and bed area are gorgeous. The hammocks are such a fantastic idea! Everyone should do that because it's a huge payoff for something that doesn't take up much space. I have added this video to my Best Van Build Playlist, and I am extremely selective about what goes in that playlist! ❤

Smart people ..impressed! Amazingly done..

I bought a 2002 bus from Rome County Georgia. The floor was very solid and the under floor undercoating was in excellent condition, so I never removed any part of the floor, even the rubber covering.

Well, that's not an Exacto knife, it a decal scraper. Isopropyl alcohol removes glue residue. It's clear you are just tryings stuff without knowing. I've watched a few of your other videos. Maybe you aren't in a good place to be giving advice. That weldless rear deck video is down right dangerous.

This is really not a good idea. Even if you use grade 8 nuts and bolts, the torque generated by the weight and over hang will shear the holes in the mild steel frame. Welding is the answer.

I love the way you patched the holes. Using rivets instead of metal screws was very smart.

Thanks for showing ❤️

Nice 🥰

Well, you got almost everything wrong. If you seal every hole on the floor and leave no weep holes for those leaky bus window to drain , you will have a lot of rot. You think floor insulation doesn't have value. Without window replacement and foam insulation in the walls and ceiling, nothing will work. Omit this video and watch Chuck Cassady.

Wow! I’m sooo envious. What a fantastic job you’ve done! The fact that you had prior van life experience really shows. I’m curious what state you’re from and what kind of special licensing you need (or not) to drive the bus.

where are u located??? (I'm interested.....in Montgomery county NC)

Love it. Great bathroom area. Love the swings.

This is ***exactly*** how I want to do my skoolie's door! Thank you for such a clear explanation and showing the steps involved, including all the details in an efficient presentation. This is the best skoolie conversion how-to that I've seen anywhere!

Oven heat will kill flavors of spices, need to be somewhere cool and dry.

No AC?? Where do you stay all summer?

I thought about doing it on my bus but was scared of all the stuff I would hit with it hanging out the back

When you give your web sites or contact information it would be great to put it on the screen so we can do a screenshot and save for future reference. Thanks for showing us your beautiful van build.

Very nice!!!

The most serious issue here is if you get a flat you have to be certain the tank won’t touch the ground.

If we had solid wire, couldn't the ends be lightly sanded for better grip on the terminal screws? Not sure how 12 awg solid wire could get brittle - enough to just fall apart?? If solid wire could get brittle then it seems stranded wire (thinner) could get brittle as well.

EXCELLENT build out. You are both very smart. Thanks.

Nice work, a couple of questions: any change in mpg with that bumper scooping air? Is it easier to bottom out in steep driveways etc? Thx

Thank you so much! I was at a dead end... i came to the same conclusions and hoping there was a better way but i guess not 🤦‍♀️😩

Use a gun gun

FYI - Those are not cockroaches!!! They are most likely stonefly or salmpnfly adults. Those are primary feeding sources for the amazing trout in the Gunnison River. Ultimately, my ashes will be poured into the Gunnison. That is where my sun sets! Enjoyed your adventure! Great job capturing the arduous trek....both ways!!

This is incredible. What a project and well done.

Awesome video!! I wonder if you can enclose that deck to be like a shed or garage. Plus are you allowed to make the deck wider for bigger bikes Indians or Harley’s ?

Thank you for this video! About to start building the bed frame in my shuttle bus with little experience/skills but y’all gave me confidence I can get this done

I’m late to the game here but I have a tank that is under mounted onto a van as well but am finding no one who is willing to purge it. I know filling it up isn’t much of an issue with uhauls offering the service but any suggestions on places that will purge it?

where did you buy the bus?

heat gun and plastic scraper. clean with "rapid remover"

What did you use to attach your decking to the metal frame and did you use pressure treated boards?

Did you have to do anything in the wiring to bypass the wheelchair lift set-up in order to deactivate the emergency feature that keeps the bus from moving once the lift is removed?

I know I'm a year late but it might help if you build another bus down the road. Drilling the bolt heads off is the fastest and best way to remove that aluminum track. Then you can grind down or hammer out the remaining part of the bolt.

How many gallons of paint do you use

what is the name of the vent that is on the front of the bus?