looks good , i started taking my truck apart for the last time , to fix a few things im not happy with , and to start patching the steps and floor , stay safe my friends , its coming along
the title had me confused and curious about why you would need to put outriggers on a bus, but then as I watched the video it became clear. Those are not "outriggers", i mean, not in any sense of the word. those are just part of the body and frame supports. the video title is really misleading because this has nothing at all do with putting actual "outriggers" on your vehicle. you may want to retitle the video so that other people dont get sucked in by a misleading title as well.
Considering how long and where this bus sat, it is looking much more solid than I expected.
A lot of work, but great job.That rust stuff is a life saver.
looks good , i started taking my truck apart for the last time , to fix a few things im not happy with , and to start patching the steps and floor , stay safe my friends , its coming along
Great progress guys, keep at it :)
It's coming along nicely! You guys will have this done & on the road in about 3 weeks right?? haha!! 😂😂
the title had me confused and curious about why you would need to put outriggers on a bus, but then as I watched the video it became clear. Those are not "outriggers", i mean, not in any sense of the word. those are just part of the body and frame supports. the video title is really misleading because this has nothing at all do with putting actual "outriggers" on your vehicle. you may want to retitle the video so that other people dont get sucked in by a misleading title as well.
They are called outriggers. It’s not misleading.
They are called outriggers.