We have a chat with Ben who saved this Barndoor Deluxe

We did a full feature on this Bus in our latest issue of Hayburner magazine, Ben Laughton's Barndoor deluxe, saved from a pile of logs in Canada and painstakingly put back together saving as much of the original metal as possible.
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The Hayburner Crew
Videography by Samm Smith

[@IAm1InTheIAm]

Great inspirational video, thanks! My '58 camper bus slept on its side for nearly 50 years in the Alaskan wilderness, waiting for me to rescue and preserve her, and now happily travels throughout the north making new adventures in the Land of the Midnight Sun...its never too late to save these old gems! ✌️ 🚌 🫶

[@DEFENDINGELVISPRESLEY]

Excellent

[@antoinecaddy]

So much loving Ben's builds..incredible work and results everytime!

[@hayburnertv]

He has a great eye doesn't he!

[@TwoGloveBoxes]

Hell yeah Ben sick build! IRV K🔥LLED it!! 😍 that patina.

[@nickmassey9104]

That's one cool bus

[@hayburnertv]

It really is, it's amazing how much of the original bus could be saved too

[@fritzcp]

incredible story. Great video and interview format. Ben is my hero!

[@hayburnertv]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@peterwilson3454]

another ripper show ,,well done ,,keep em comin

[@hayburnertv]

Thanks Peter, As long as people enjoy them, we'll keep making them!

[@escott7241]

Customer “Can you do better on that Sunday night call out for no heat service price?” Sure please hold and discuss with Mr. Click

[@besenzon1]

The sounds cuts off 🥹

[@hayburnertv]

Hi, there was a copyright issue on the music, all sorted now!

[@robwhite461]

Great video but background music too loud. Distracts from the speaker. Sorry don’t mean to be a Debbie downer, but for old farts like me it’s difficult to hear him talk.