Bus Build

We’ve had a reasonably busy couple of weeks, what with deciding what to tackle next, a little bit of work, driving practise, GETTING MY LICENSE!!, getting a mechanical check, and a bit of recreation….. So we took the bus down to Diesel Torque – a heavy diesel mechanic (also a friend of the family – […]

Today I (Michelle) am feeling a little overwhelmed and blergh about the bus reno. It was a hard day today. Having to take apart little bits to work out how the bus was put together. Finding so much tack welded and riveted from the top and unable to be removed without days and days of

So when we were thinking about moving to Perth and building a bus, the plan [fantasy] was that We’d [Chris would] have all day every day to work on the bus conversion and it would be finished in no time. The reality is that life still happens…. I (I mean “we”) did some work yesterday

So we looked at the orange bus that was pictured in our last blog-post, and as much it’s exciting to be looking, it was a little disheartening if that was what $5000 gets ya with the amount of rust and work before we even started turning it into a home. Anyway, yesterday we looked at

So our #bushunt has begun – actually been going for a little while, but it’s been a little “full-on” adjusting to our move etc, so our social media activity has taken a back seat (#nopunintended #dadjoke) We looked at the orange one last week, a little smaller and easier to maneuver but a compromise on space. We’re looking