Bus #5: Seriously more Horsepower and Torque now! CAR WIZARD's EZ-Rider bus is really taking off!

After waiting for parts and pieces to arrive the CAR WIZARD 🧙‍♂️ finally has an update on his EZ-Rider Transit bus. The computers are back and have made serious upgrades to the buses drivability. The interior has been mapped out.
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[@justaguy5791]

RIP KEN BLOCK YOU WILL ALWAYS BE MISSED AND KILL ALL TIRES

[@CarWizard]

RIP Master Hoonigan. May you drift like a boss in heaven.

[@shaunportlock4924]

Well he would have been enjoying himself, hope it was instant. RIP

[@derekwhidden9730]

I could imagine Ken Block drifting that bus.

[@DapimpBDSD]

Damn I had to look it up, RIP Ken Block

[@schwags1969]

@@DapimpBDSD That is how my day started too. RIP.

[@hotpuppy1]

I would pull the carpet off the walls along with the substrate to make sure there were no window leaks that damaged metal framing of the bus. Plus it is a good time to put in some insulation board. Most of it will be covered up later by cabinets etc. Get a larger fridge (not 3 way>>go with compressor). You'll love it. Those dorm size are too small for anything other than sodas. You'll need space for your cookout meat and other fixings. Get a convection microwave oven and a couple of portable induction burners that you can store in a drawer when not cooking. Don't need propane stove. Consider a diesel heater with duct for chilly nights. You have enough space for a shower so it's worth doing.

[@JoeGagan]

No

[@iberg01]

Semi truck driver here. Bus tires may be different, but as far as I am aware, most commercial tires are only rated to 75 mph. I know that you can set these vehicles to a max cruise speed and a different max pedal speed. A cruise limit of 75 with a pedal limit of 80 for passing should keep you relatively safe

[@tonidahlberg9094]

Hello there..... Speaking of the cassette toilet, put it the other way around so you can change it from the outside of the bus. The ventilation from the cassette needs to be outwards, otherwise you will get an unpleasant smell inside. Love your build and your channel.

[@ozarkliving7263]

Agree 100%, I was going to suggest, if nothing else, pre-wire for a future exhaust fan and switch so if/when, all that sloshing of the cassette starts to perfume the coach, you could easily put in an external exhaust. These cassettes are supposed to be zero venting, what you are seeing is the rotatable spout to empty it. That said, in short order, the “ventless” cassette, I own one, will start to leak air.

[@hk8596]

The starter battery door is already there.

[@Van_Liberty]

I have the LAVEO dry flush toilet in my 2021 Embssy RV class B van and LOVE it!! Knowing what I do now, I'd never own a cassette toilet. The LAVEO is so easy to use and is 12v. For your tables, check out the LAGUN mount system that is used in a lot of RV's. Could be a perfect solution for your bus. There are some really good carpet spray paints out there to refresh what you can't remove.

[@Dakiraun]

The layout looks really good; great use of space. The ECU update was pretty amazing to; so much more power, and the extra gear will make a massive difference. Cool that it was possible.

[@losthighway53]

You'll absolutely hate that refrigerator. That design makes absolutely no sense unless you're storing just beverages. Walmart has a Haier brand refrigerator that's two doors (separate freezer compartment that's actually rather spacious). They're about 180 bucks and they simply don't die. Instead of spending 2 to 6 grand on a replacement DC refrigerator for the semi tractors we would buy those as a replacement. Again, outstanding value for the money.

[@mattgreven7615]

I'd suggest trying to find some size holding tank for black/grey water, and plumb it just like a regular RV with the blade valves. The cassette won't last long if you're boondocking. And if you're not--then your site will probably have sewer onsite, so you can leave your stinky slinky connected. I wonder if you can find a wet bay panel in an RV graveyard somewhere?

[@bryduhbikeguy]

Mrs.Wizard:Roller trays and drawers in the storage areas makes more uses of that space easier to access.Don't forget LED lights in the cabinets too.Looks like good set-up/layout plans.

[@FoamCrusher]

If you put 19:06 carpet on vertical surfaces, use carpet that has a flame resistant rating for that use case. Regular carpet for floors will burn too quickly if ignited, making that single exit bus a death trap.

[@johnshaw8481]

Use aircraft carpet , it's made of glass fibre which doesn't burn

[@jwalster9412]

@@johnshaw8481 fiber glass carpet sounds really giod on the lungs.

[@johnshaw8481]

@@jwalster9412 do you think that it would be used in aircraft if there was a chance of inhaling it , or are you as thick as you sound ?

[@jwalster9412]

@@johnshaw8481 no comment.

[@tommyguns14able]

Single exit? Not so much.

[@talon262]

Just one suggestion, Wizard, on the bed frames: I'd put a couple of diagonal side-to-side braces on the bottom of each of those frames to reduce the possibility of lateral movement (like you can get when sitting on or getting up off the bed or if you toss and turn).

[@henrikcarlsen1881]

Good idea, perhaps also fix the horrible welding done when he shorted the frame. Black paint won't hide the deed.

[@next0845]

All of the caravans we’ve owned in the uk, have the toilet cassette going out through the side of the van. They come with a door for the outside wall. Keeps the smells outside 👍

[@rosscullen531]

The city bus this size is one of the best platforms for a motorhome build. These things are just so cool. I have had a chance to see one of these up close recently it is being used for an Amazon dispatch headquarters in New Hampshire.

[@mj_aussie_coaster_travels8310]

Dunno if I’d say one of the best, look how much room you lose just in the wheel wells, and then having the door right in the middle reduces your layout options a lot.

[@sortofkindofhandy6944]

something to consider at the couch/sofa location - put the access under the seating cushion and not from door fronts, it's an options that I like in my RV for some items, anything heavy cannot slide out like soda, beer, soup cans and an easy access from the top with a large opening

[@richarda996]

30 years ago I had a Cummins Dodge 26,000# truck, that could run 75. Just keeping up with traffic is way more comfortable than blocking traffic. You still had to plan ahead to judge your stopping distance. Enjoy your ride less stressful.🎉

[@bobmarone6192]

Thanks for the bus update. I think you’ve made a smart decision to ditch the yacht and go this route. I’m sure you and your family will get a lot more use out of this, and I can’t wait to see the finished product. And as always, it’s a true pleasure to see both you and Mrs Wizard. Look forward to the next one. And Happy New Year to you and the family!!

[@jfv65]

I agree. With a boat youcalways have to drive to get to it. With this bus tou just load up, get in and drive off to the horizon.

[@kimjameson7979]

During my sailboat remodeling days, I found interior window shutters were perfect for storage area doors. They covered the opening aesthetically and allowed for air circulation within the cavity, as well. Rock on.

[@garyj467]

You mentioned getting a car to tow. I did a lot of research and settled on a 2015 Honda Fit with a six speed manual transmission. It’s light, cheap, has a hatchback to carry stuff in and is generally a very reliable car that tows really well. I installed the Blue Ox tow system myself, so that’s an easy enough job.

[@ozarkliving7263]

Excellent choice

[@DennisMartinezCalifornia]

Hatchback 2009 Toyota Yaris would be another option

[@ClassicNathan]

The build-up looks like a fun project. I had often thought/dreamed of something similar. It should get you tons of views and make it worthwhile. For me it would have been a gold medal performance in the Waste-of-Time Olympics.

[@postersm7141]

3:22 had me smiling for miles lol I get it man. This man is very happy with his machine :-) very cool!!

[@brianphillips8228]

Check out Garmin products for RV’s. You could get a satellite navigation display that can also connect wirelessly to up to 4 garmin cameras that can be mounted to the exterior of your bus. The more expensive versions can send an sos signal through satellite when you have no cell coverage.

[@mikebelcher5111]

Love the bus. As a disabled pers9n with a wheelchair in my future rvs are always so hard to get into that looks like the ultimate handicap caper

[@johngoodwyn8246]

Having driven a city/county bus for 30 years those low floor busses really give up a ton of room for the front wheel well's.Also those battery box's in years past had one bolt holding the tray in and many of our buses lost the batterys out the side or dented the heck out of the out side compartment had that happen a few times. Good Luck Wizard with the Bus coversion. Happy 2023

[@IanRMcAllister]

Nice update! Looking forward to you both making more progress on thius interesting project! My only thought on the design: a shower is an essential of modern living. Get rid of the storage forward of the toilet, and when on the road put easily removeable ietms (that will probably be wet anyway, like coats or water drums etc) in the extended bathroom. You will not regret that compromise - Good Luck!

[@Zaze09]

One more suggestion, just make the back one huge comfortable king size bed with storage underneath. Being comfortable and sleeping well on long road trips makes the experience more enjoyable.

[@stevehunter5505]

Good to see an update on the bus. Surprised and disappointed you didn't have the grace to say thank you on camera to whoever did the ECU re-programming.....

[@chrismaines1285]

I used to work on Thermo Kings on early metro busses. Great units and so glad yours is belt driven. The busses has slave drive shafts that worked off of the Diesel engine and would shake off of their miss engineered mounts and the shaft would beat the daylights out of them. I worked on those at a retrofit outfit and had a crew that fixed 18 separate retrofit operations on these Metro busses. Was a crew chief and had a great time there.

[@johnsmith9161]

Carry a full set of drive belts as spare the rear engine sucks up all the debris from the road and chews the belts out real fast.I drove a city bus and I could not believe how often they replaced the belts they lasted no time at all.When I would pull off the road onto the dirt I could see all the debris being sucked up as I took off.

[@steelwheels327]

Finally !! yes! Those reciprocal a/c compressors are rebuildable too just like an engine ! Not throw away like most stuff now days!

[@laurieharper1526]

You said exactly what I've been thinking at the end. No more yacht. Well, not a waterborne one at any rate. You've swapped it for one with wheels. Looking forward to seeing it transformed onto the ultimate RV.

[@mrcogginsgarage7062]

Happy New Year both I woke this morning to the dreadful news,RIP Ken,we won't see his like again On a happier note that engine on the bus sounds a great deal crisper having had the remap hope this works well for you looking forward to seeing more progress cheers.

[@ozarkliving7263]

Curious if the land yacht’s official name as been chosen? “Tyler’s Tears” has my vote

[@chuckruddy95]

“The Bills Paid”

[@george_cramer_1980]

or bedliner and be done almost indestructible

[@elaineinmaine7971]

Fueled by Tyler's Tears LoL

[@mattberry4457]

i thought the front wheel wells would make a couple of small couches. add a lagoon table that swings around and you have a dinette and a work space.

[@NewOrderrr]

Just saw a Lagun table leg video in the back of an RV, very cool how it just bolts to the seat base or cabinet side and can swivel and lock 360 degrees. They seem to start at around $200, not cheap but they look very well designed and constructed.

[@pablopicaro7649]

Honeycomb core panels is what is needed, light weight and strong

[@Aaron48219]

Build your passenger foot rest to fold/swing down from under the seat and flip up couch bench to access the ramp manual override. Good Velcro to hold down the cushion. Look into HDPE for those wall panels and countertops. Should be able to pick up a half inch thick, 48x96 sheet for about $250.

[@jazzjokesjalopies]

You’re both driven, so to speak. Admirable! Thanks for inviting us along for the ride. 😊

[@trespire]

Expect all internal walls have some structural function. It is a moving vehicle, so things will vibrate loose if they can. You might want to fix something on those partition walls sometime in the future, build them tough to future proof them.

[@francissager3133]

Looking good. Not sure if it's worth the price, but for the paneling, maybe look into the corrugated panels used on air liners. Lighter than solid wood, or OSB, and probably close to the same strength.

[@thebigguy8306]

Thank you Wizard and Mrs. Happy New Year to the Omega cast and crew! Love the bus conversion, long been a fan of van and school bus conversions. Note - don't national parks limit length, think 35-40ft? Imagine just changes in the software. 🤦‍♂Don't tell the misses it can go 80 mph. Solar panels?

[@ronjclm8590]

I'm delighted to see some more BUS ! Lots of good plans and good suggestions in the comments. I'm curious about the distance from the back of the drivers seat to the back wall. & Is there an engine access panel in the back wall ?

[@dobisss_]

For that front storage, I feel like you thought about it, but it really seems that top access instead of side access might be better. Given the shape, things are going to want to fall out, if you make it top accessed, then they will stay in no matter what, can just have some struts to keep the "hood" open when you check on things, can divide it up inside for more order. If not that, then maybe not a top-hinged side access but a bottom hinged instead. Good luck with your project!

[@thomasfarley6052]

Things are slowly coming together on the bus, it will be nice when all is finished. Take care

[@ant0n0vich]

For those who don't know, rerating heavy diesel engines is a common and easy thing to do. Any big diesel engines, like those in buses, semi trucks, dump trucks, tractors & harvesters, and construction equipment can have engine power increased, speed governor / limiter removed, RPM limit set, engine brake / Jake brake enabled or disabled and engagement speed set, all by just hooking up a computer and running that engine's software. I just had a full rebuild done on my 2007 International 9400i with a Cat C-15 engine. Right after that I went to a Cat dealer for a rerate. Stock was 435hp and 1550 ft/lbs of torque. I had them rerate it to 550hp and 1850 ft/lbs of torque. They actually had me sign a liability waiver because my 10-speed manual is not rated for that much torque. So far the transmission is holding.

[@Dlutheran]

This looks awesome can't wait to see the final product. I also enjoy watching the process of it being built. 😁

[@pablopicaro7649]

Such a project!!!! but Aerodynamics of a Cinderblock, Diesel consumption will be terrifying going fast!

[@daramacdonald]

Your team is so tech and so humble. Brainwork makes the frame work.

[@toecutter75]

Always great content! Something to think about down the line is upgrading the headlights on it. Most service type busses I'm familiar with have the weakest beams, which when doing slower city driving is not a huge issue, but at highway speeds you'll want something better.

[@AlGoYoSu]

Good point.

[@rafaeltorovip]

So nice to see Mr. and Mrs. Wizard working together to accomplish a common goal. A nice example of what a couple should be. Thanks for bringing nice content. Happy new year. 🎉

[@chuckruddy95]

Simp

[@rafaeltorovip]

@@chuckruddy95 experience speaks

[@ChaFairchild]

If you are Mrs. Wizard have an iPhone Pro or iPad Pro, you could use the Lidar system to 3d map the interior to help with designing and planning. It's very useful

[@cabbagekitten]

I highly recommend you change the bus floor lining and walls, or just bleach scrub the floor every nook and cranny. You don't want to know what microscopic stuff is still there - even if you just cover it with carpet or another lining

[@christopherkraft1327]

Happy New Year Wizard & Mrs Wizard!!! Thanks for sharing the update on the magic bus. Best wishes for 2023!!! 🥳🎉🎈

[@steveperyer4850]

Thanks for the update Guys! Gonna be a fine Land Yacht when finished!

[@stuartstuart866]

Unlocking the mechanical potential of the bus is super cool . Having an RV, I particularly enjoy the bus conversion videos.

[@raviolibandit8396]

imagine walking the streets and all of a sudden a blue bus fly's by going 95 and you see the wizard charioting away.

[@ASAPasparagus]

Love it! Cool stuff with the ECU Mods. This is gonna be a cool camper with a lot of space

[@kerrylewis2581]

As they say, you two seem to be burning the candle at both ends. Please take some time to enjoy your bus and, better yet, the beautiful Jag. We can wait.

[@petertornabeni602]

Car wizard. . . . Thank you. I enjoy your videos. Please keep them coming. Happy new year to you, your family and everyone at the shop.

[@kellingtonlink956]

Impressive update. Thanks for the video.

[@timthelen9753]

hey i have to say on your starting battery. i work in a ag dealership and looking at that space you could run a couple of group 4 batteries at get more cranking power. we use those to start 620 hp motors in our ag tractors. they are lighter to change out if you have to and you will have more cca power to turn that motor you would just to run in series as you already know.

[@michaelrice1373]

Hey Wizard, What a Frelling Awesome bus!! Yeah, we wud love to see ya' fly'n down our freeway here, oh, at 70-75 mpg. Swe e e t! You know; from the front , it really looks like previous city buses we had here in Knixville, TN. Now, we have a fleet of elect.ones. You all deserve to have a Great 🚌 Bus; just like so many famous folk. Take care, M.

[@blkpopeye]

This mechanic is a master of cars, He gave my car a thumbs up.. It's a grandpa car and a cousin to the 96 Buick Roadmaster,So if I get another big car it would probably be another caprice, a cadillac deville with the same engine and transmission that my caprice has in it.

[@donreinholz8121]

Looking good guys. Once you get all of the cabinets installed it will look totally different. 6th gear will be nice for cruise control and better mileage too.

[@krisphoton7304]

...just remember that more power does not come free. nice for the 6th gear, Cruise control n AirCon. this mini Bus project was my idea too, but never materialized! U will enjoy it.

[@PetrolHeadBrasil]

The bus project looks AMAZING! You guys gonna have wonderful moments on it!

[@BMW7series251]

Love the bus series Guys. Got to say happy new year to you and Mrs Wizard & all the very best for 2023. Regards, John, UK.

[@bpnracing1256]

I did it the easy way. Bought a 96 Beaver with everything already there for 10gs. It's got like a 25 inch basement. Makes everything way easier. Plenty of room for the chairs Bbq ,tools,and everything else you need.

[@scottimusgarrett15]

I'm liking the Land Yacht! Thanks, Mr. and Mrs. Wizard! ✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦

[@steveshoemaker6347]

Thanks for the Bus update y'all and Prayers to the family and friends of Ken...SAD..... Shoe🇺🇸

[@leroyjethrogibbs]

I want to see you add battery banks that can be removed. Like the Ecoflow or something.

[@cogboy302]

All the best from the UK (Northern Ireland at the moment) for 2023 Wizard. Just wish we hadn't started the year off by losing Mr. Block.

[@trev_grhm]

I'm sure you're getting loads of comments about the layout - sorry to be another one but I've used caravans for 20+ years. I'd swap the sofa to the other side - partly because it means you're sort of opposite your eating seats - so if you have visitors you're better placed to talk to them. Mostly though, you'll park with the door facing the good view, and at the moment your not facing that way. I suspect there are many reasons why this wouldn't work, but it would be my preferred layout.

[@QALibrary]

13:17 coming from a friend that runs a trucking business they always spec an air-ride seat - if not anyone sitting in/on the passenger seat will not have a happy time after an hour of riding along - also having the wheels behind the steering wheel can cause issues

[@GingerPiston]

I'd consider making a hole/hatch in the bathroom wall to access and remove the toilet cassette from the outside, rather than your current plan to lug it through the interior.

[@ikocheratcr]

With a nice door, and hermetic to the interior, so one can water with a hose in case of accidents.

[@jimlong3223]

That’s a phenomenal idea

[@danielseelye6005]

Lugging it is what British Canal Narrowboaters do. No problems there. Check out "Cruising the Cut" who lived and cruised the English Canal system for a few years. Very relaxing.

[@GingerPiston]

@@danielseelye6005 it's also used to describe moving a large/heavy object

[@stuartstuart866]

Toilet capacity is still small, unless it’s only for emergencies. Fridge is small too, for a family.

[@lawrenceoliver9813]

The beds while a great idea will fall apart the cross bars always break on those futons if you want it to last weld some flat stock cross bars so not all the weight is one them.

[@thatdave86]

Are you insulating the walls ? The drivers side wheel well would be better as seating for the table as with the other side ,but using a trick table that comes down from the roof , telescopic??? Also it could be another bed system? Include work stations for computer in the other seating areas . Will you have an emergency exit up front ?something to consider 🤗 Just wondering with the walls and cabinets,will you have steel frame structure,nothing worse than rattling down the highway,because things are moving about . After watching RV owners riding inside their RVs while someone drives them down the road ,the amount of shaking and rattling is huge . Only suggestions Also check out the RV community for Bed Mattress recommended brands ,they make a big difference to sleep comfort Will be good seeing you build the bus up , interesting to see the Wizard thinking on electrical and solar etc .

[@douglasfur3808]

I noticed that the bus walls behind some of the built-ins curves. For the bathroom cabinet, have you considered building the cabinet up square from the floor, leaving a gap between it and the window so as to not mess with the window? It would also let in more light. For privacy is there some kind of frosted vinyl stick on to cover that window?

[@KenMrKLC]

Awesome update on the bus! Great improvements with the programming …. And very well thought out and layed out floor plan.. it really cuts what seems like a huge job down when you slice the sections and lay it out. The only thing I see different is those front wheel wells seem like a missed opportunity to do something cool…. With the different heights I think I’d like to see maybe working in maybe the battery bank and inverter system etc on one and a under counter microwave or something on the other …. Maybe even keep one open and use it’s shape and slope to your advantage as a design feature… I don’t know… just being the transition between driving and living space I would try and do something really cool and creative

[@photios4601]

CAR WIZARD! I wanted to share that I purchased a 2013 ML350 with the V6 engine. It has 63k miles and no rust from my inspection. New tires, and 85% on the brakes. The only thing I think I need to service sometime soon due to mileage are the spark plugs? Anyway, just wanted to let you know I took your advise and purchased this Merc SUV! Thank you!

[@paulhoskins7852]

This is definitely one of the coolest RV projects ever!

[@markphillips6154]

The front view of that bus is really cool. Really awesome

[@jkxelor1295]

I cant stop picturing Mr and Mrs Wizzard in the movie Speed.

[@davidnorth3411]

Your going to get some humidity on the windows with exterior temperatures through the seasons .Just One negative feature of city buses with large windows and a camping rig , parking with views during camping is in the big win column . I believe these ride lower , less drag perhaps saving on fuel. Big props for both of you taking this on as a content builder , it’s for enjoyment , the content provided can help all who may like to take this adventure on in the future is so so helpful .

[@LilYeshua]

Should be able to check the transmission fluid with engine running, transmission in park and push both up and down arrows at the same time and maybe check oil life ... A 2018 Mack I used to drive had the Allison 7 speed auto transmission but it would go through transmission filters unlike the 6 speed which I never had an issue. The 7 speed allowed the engine revs to be at a much lower rpm than the 6 speed though

[@cleetussnow7159]

You can jack the bus up…in a sense. Put in a subfloor! Fixes a lot of layout issues with the wheel weels, plumbing, and you can delete the cassette toilet. Which you will wish you did as soon as you empty it.

[@402SHO]

I’ve always wanted to build a bus into a little mobile home. I’ve been doing remodeling and construction with my dad for years now and doing it yourself sounds like so much fun and easier in the long run to own.

[@mattbonney7591]

I drive city bus, I love what you guys are doing with this one. I’ve always tried to envision what I would do if I could get a hold of one and do something like this also. If anyone is interested in buying a bus my agency is auctioning off most of their 2003 Gilligs, one of which has a patriotic theme hand painted on it. Numbered 1776, would make a cool conversation piece at the local RV park or truck stop. I know someone from Wichita bought two of them already to be party buses. Should make for a fun road trip from Washington State.

[@davebarron5939]

The Futon base was brilliant! The thing that always comes to mind when ever I see "the bus" is, what are you going to do about the massive windows? Interior curtains? Some one way silver coating? Very curious about this. Thanks, and Happy New Year!

[@douglasburford8452]

An 8D battery from CAT weighs 134#. I have hoisted a few of them in my day. It looks like that tray might have room for two 4D batteries for extra capacity. They only weigh about 105# each.

[@mouaxiong8618]

Take advantage of ANY storage area. Even if it's small it's going to be used.

[@franklananna9684]

Bus plan and your ideas are awesome,now you have a land yacht😊

[@Infini327]

Now with all of that additional power/gearing... it's only appropriate to do a 0-60 video. Make us proud, Mr. Wizard 🇺🇲

[@davids8493]

I had never noticed the Bridgeport before. It's always nice to have one of those around. Does it work? Good progress on the bus.

[@pestilentwinds]

Did the higher power option from the factory come with a different torque converter in the transmission? If yes, then you may be exceeding the turbine torque rating of your transmission with the current converter. Manufacturers sometimes lock out 6th gear because the vehicle driveline can't handle the higher driveline speeds. Hopefully your bus is not such a vehicle, as it would be a bit of a downer to spit out a drive shaft on the highway.

[@lyfandeth]

Try an upholstery steamer on that wall carpet. Less than $50, often $25 for a day. And if you from Ace Hardware on Saturday, they're closed on Sunday so "one day" lasts until Monday!

[@filtonkingswood]

Hey Wizard remember the old saying? ´Just because you can doesn't mean you should. I´ll give it 3 months after its done than you say.. ´The Bus is gone´.

[@carriecantrell5256]

I love your show. Gets lots of good information. I have a 95 GMC extended cab 3/4 ton 4x4 350 V-8. 108000 miles. I wonder if you have worked on these trucks. I love my truck! Also I pull a 12'000 lb horses trailer. How can I better car for my truck. The problems and possible good things. That would a great show.. Thanks so much.

[@King_of_the_End]

Kind of jumping ahead here but you should get a pull down curtain for the windshield like what Scania uses for their cabovers across the pond in europe

[@foxlake6750]

I have ridden in many of these to the car rental yard and the short wheel base makes them a bucking bronco. Curious to see how this handles on the highway.

[@downtheshedwithjason]

300 horses, six speed, no limiter, cruise control, whats not to like

[@lesklower7281]

Recycling repurposing for the bed frames from a futon a6nd Mrs Wizard setting out the layout of the camper bus very good