AIR CONDITIONING
(uncovered)

From this air-conditioner, we'll run vents throughout the bus.
We're putting in a drop-ceiling, lighting and vents later on.
After the last post, we did another mini-conversion for a week of camp. Unfortunately, we have no photos of our gypsy ride with futons and long mismatched drapes over the windows, a kids table and a port-a-crib, but you get the idea.

The bus broke down on the way, so we never got to sleep in it anyway. Apparently, some goop around the oil filter that they use in place of a gasket came loose and clogged the oil filter. If I have said this wrong, I can always edit later, right?

Prep for Air

Marc removed the panels up top to expose the wiring and such.
Eventually, we will build cabinets over this part, making sure we always have access to the pipes.

If you've ever wondered what it would look like behind one of the lit up shuttle bus signs (you know, the kind that displays "Downtown" above the front winsheild?) , well, here ya go. Now isn't that exciting.

Bye, bye, bye.

-2007-
Bye, bye chairs. Bye, bye ceiling.

view from front and view from back.