Second video in our new bus conversion series. In this video we start the demolition of our Mercedes Vario by removing all the seats, the roof and the floor.
Hi guys. I just bought a Toyota coaster bus 1996 with a door that swing out wards :-) now I’m rewatching all you videos. And I’m looking forward to seeing how this one turns out. Keep up the great work 👍
Omg it was the worst! Only good thing is it allowed us to run the light wiring up through the metal beams. If it weren't for Shane wanting to do that I don't think we would have bothered 😂 Definitely a lot more room though!
Hi Ryan, so sorry for the late reply, we have had some notification issues. The bus is complete and we have been living in it since December. We have a few pictures and a video on our Roaming on Rubber instagram page if you want to have a look. Hopefully we will get some time soon to finish the rest of the build series for CZcams. Thanks again!
just starting Demolition on our bus. We also live in the hunter Valley. Sounds like you have found a helpful engineer. Are you able to share contact details? Thanks.
Thanks for the very informative videos. Regarding water tanks or your old coaster, do you have any idea who made them? The supplier you stated no longer stocks them, I saw on your instillation video the manufacturer had a stamp on the plastic. Could not read it. Stay safe. Thanks
Hi Mick, I believe the logo is for dynaplas and they look like the 60l tanks here dynaplas.com.au/tank.html. Although customcoasterconversions advertised theirs as 70L, so I'm not sure if these are slightly smaller or they give different measurements. Hope that helps.
Hi Jason, we are okay, just fallen way behind in getting our videos up. We have been living in our Vario since December but due to some unforeseen circumstances we haven't made it very far at all haha! Hopefully we will be off and can start catching up with all the videos in the next month or two 😊
@@RoamingonRubber Glad to hear you are both ok. I look forward to catching up with your progress. We leave in two week to travel in and around Australia, but won’t be going to W.A I will keep my eyes open out for you both. :-)
I work in IT from the road, so work throughout the week, then travel/build on the weekends. Claire does resin art, but that only really picks up at certain times. She also studies and works on a few online businesses we are trying to get going.
Juan José. No hay muchas posibilidades de eso, no hay suficiente español en Australia. Disfrute de las partes del video. Saludas del galés en Costa Rica.
good work guys have fun
Thanks Peter
Hi guys. I just bought a Toyota coaster bus 1996 with a door that swing out wards :-) now I’m rewatching all you videos. And I’m looking forward to seeing how this one turns out. Keep up the great work 👍
Hi Jason that's awesome! Definitely a good idea already having a door that swings out. Good luck with your build 😊
8 months missing you guys hope you are both ok. Looking forward to seeing your next upload 😊
Great to see you both getting back on with another conversion. I am looking forward to seeing all the future episodes.
Thanks Desmond, good to finally get a video up. We can't wait to be on the road again though!
So glad we didnt take the roof lining out of ours! Looks like a horrible job
Omg it was the worst! Only good thing is it allowed us to run the light wiring up through the metal beams. If it weren't for Shane wanting to do that I don't think we would have bothered 😂 Definitely a lot more room though!
Looks great guys!!
Thanks Laura 😊
It was only yesterday when I asked you for more videos . Way to go guys
We aim to please 🙂 Finally had a spare day to get some editing done. Lots more footage ready to go, just have to find some time!
How's the bus looking now?
Hi Ryan, so sorry for the late reply, we have had some notification issues. The bus is complete and we have been living in it since December. We have a few pictures and a video on our Roaming on Rubber instagram page if you want to have a look.
Hopefully we will get some time soon to finish the rest of the build series for CZcams.
Thanks again!
Are you OK guys?
So long didn't hear from you.
Hi! We are okay 😊
Have just been so busy on the new build that we haven't had a chance to get a new video up yet. Hope to get one up soon!
@@RoamingonRubber good news. be save.
I haven't found any more Update videos of your new bus
Can we get an outside view of the but too please
Hey, no worries! If you have a look at this video, we talk about the new bus and show pics of the outside 😊
czcams.com/video/BoT6DSgXRug/video.html
just starting Demolition on our bus. We also live in the hunter Valley. Sounds like you have found a helpful engineer. Are you able to share contact details? Thanks.
Thanks for the very informative videos. Regarding water tanks or your old coaster, do you have any idea who made them? The supplier you stated no longer stocks them, I saw on your instillation video the manufacturer had a stamp on the plastic. Could not read it.
Stay safe. Thanks
Hi Mick, I believe the logo is for dynaplas and they look like the 60l tanks here dynaplas.com.au/tank.html. Although customcoasterconversions advertised theirs as 70L, so I'm not sure if these are slightly smaller or they give different measurements. Hope that helps.
@@RoamingonRubber Many thanks.
Guys what happening just let us know your ok.
Hi Jason, we are okay, just fallen way behind in getting our videos up.
We have been living in our Vario since December but due to some unforeseen circumstances we haven't made it very far at all haha! Hopefully we will be off and can start catching up with all the videos in the next month or two 😊
@@RoamingonRubber Glad to hear you are both ok. I look forward to catching up with your progress. We leave in two week to travel in and around Australia, but won’t be going to W.A I will keep my eyes open out for you both. :-)
What do you two do for work to budget the builds & travels?
I work in IT from the road, so work throughout the week, then travel/build on the weekends. Claire does resin art, but that only really picks up at certain times. She also studies and works on a few online businesses we are trying to get going.
@@RoamingonRubber was
What year model is this coaster?
Hi Prasanga, this is a 1999 Mercedes Vario (A.B Denning body). Our Toyota Coaster (our old bus) was a 2001 model
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Juan José. No hay muchas posibilidades de eso, no hay suficiente español en Australia. Disfrute de las partes del video. Saludas del galés en Costa Rica.
@@desmondcurtis9392 gracias hermano, abrazos