Kickin it- seeking similarities and encouragement

[Shadowmarque]

You've been most helpful! Could you explain the batteries, wiring, and 12vdc lights?

 

[AnthraxMatt]

easiest bed made on a bus is a sheet of plywood across the back 2 seats of the bus, set across seats and aisle with two 2x4s screwed into forward seats (so plywood sheet is easily removed) and voila, use cardboard, dead puppies, whatever for padding

 

[Shadowmarque]

Damn, that's funny and horrible simultaneously! I actually already gutted the inside and have the bed on a risen bedbox that has room for storage under it. Thanks though

 

[Boru]

Hi there.. first post...
Good luck with your truck and adventures..

Have a look at these conversions..

www.travellerhomes.co.uk

They are mostly in England and Ireland but some in mainland europe too..

Gof for it and have a great time

 

[Shadowmarque]

Thanks, I'm loving frame on those guy buses! Do you know anything about horse drawn carriages overseas, such as there cost to build (excluding the horses, of course). I think that would be something to look into for longer periods of time with international travel.

 

[Boru]

Hi there..

The wagons.. bow tops and open lots can vary in price.. some people have them in their gardens as a kind of play house or summer hang out..

The made ones can be thousands of euro and original ones are very hard to find.

I was thinking of making one myself as a kind of winter woodwork project but thats for another day... a more organised and industrious other day..

Horses are nearly free now in Ireland.. poelpe are abandoning them because they cant afford to look after them..
To get one from an animal shelter you would have to show that you have the means and ability to look after it...

Hope this helps and good luck with the work.. means to an end and all that..

onwards

 

[Shadowmarque]

Hey, this is the inside of TheGreatEscape, my bus. Keep in mind that it's a mini Ford coach and is stationary at the moment. A lot of the furniture wouldn't work on the road (unbolted down shelves, tables, etc.); but it's just enough to feel comfortable and safe. A little house. lol. I plan on adding a storage space above the bed and bolting down shelves that will fit bins (tools, camping gear, etc) as well as a 4'X6' wrought iron rack on the top as well. Let me know what you think. Oh, and that black blob in the middle of the first pic is GrogDog lol View attachment 10062

 

[travelin]

havnt forgotten your request on batteries and lighting above.