Live Bus Tour Of The Renner Greyhound Bus a 1947 GMC PD 3751 Silverside Conversion!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- Watch Jason do a live tour of the famous Renner bus. A 1947 GMC PD 3751 Silverside conversion of a Greyhound bus.
Learn more about the Renner Bus with the next 2 links!
Interior done by Paradise Coach!
Classic coach conversions/paradise coach interiors
Silverside Project 1
• Silverside Project 1
1947 Greyhound restored by grandfather’s love
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1948 GMC Silversides PD3751-834 Greyhound Bus. Join us on our restoration journey and subscribe! We will be documenting the restoration & art deco RV conversion while retaining as much of the original features as possible. We plan to travel the country in this beautiful bus when it is ready! - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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Give it back to americans in the south , ur cam shaken beyond
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Absolutely awesome. Completely true to the art deco period, both inside and out.
What a work of true art
Love that, and I would love to have a Silversides some day.
Thanks very much for the tour, that is a wonderful bus.
✨🎵✨❤️✨🎵✨👍
Loved watching this bus being built!
Used to drool over parts laid out on his bench….lol
Fantastic well built Silversides.😎👍
Awesome bus build. Ok so Im jealous
We all are!!
Thanks for the nice walk through 👍
Your welcome!
Sorry I missed your live feed. What a GORGEOUS bus! To your comment, I would have to agree that bus is the nicest in existence. Thanks for sharing. I can't wait to see what you have in store for Gus's interior.
Love the clean no solar roof
An absolute stunner.
@jason, the one thing that i recommend you don't do with your bus is adding a whole bunch of stuff for indoor cooking. I spend about 10 4-day weekends camping every year, been doing this for well over a decade. Do your cooking outside! Inside is for coffeemaker, induction cooktop and microwave. Cook your fries and turkeys, steaks, Pizza, etc outside. Thank me later. No mess, no smell, no smoke, etc in your bed. Outside you can use charcoal, propane, wood, smoke, whatever you want without penalty. :)
I followed that build on TH-cam it incredible
Wow, what a beautiful bus. The snow makes it even more impressive. Love the blue tinted glass and the interior is amazing. I see what's in store for Gus👍
We are waiting for some more videos, always enjoy seeing your bus!
Working on it! I have another bus tour coming out soon :)
Thanks for the tour of this nice old bus. You've been teasing us for a while so it was good to see it. When I see the fit, finish and all that metal gleaming I imagine if Dusenburg would have built a coach, it would look like this.
✨PRICELESS!!!🤗
It is a silver 6-71TA turbo assist. Transit buses used them in the 1990’s really a good motor basically still sounds the same. Just had more power and a Wynn to it
That walk through bathroom is a real space saver. Just need some patient people on board at times.
I've been studying it well :)
3 years after first posted. 1 correction. 671T is not a DDEC as stated. Beautiful bus!
This bus is DDEC2. The harness was modified from a RH engine.
I just watch a video today of the shop that did this. Great to see it again. How much did it cost ?
Thanks for the walk through.
It's going to be tough fitting out Gus, with the Renner bus right beside you showing you up at every turn.
It sure does set the bar, but also gives you great inspiration to do better :)
Detroit sounds healthy!
Plate C
That was a yaucht quality nautical interior design 100 percent.
When did you buy this ?
Was it purchased in California?
It was restored by Mark who lives near Portland. The bus originally was delivered to Greyhound in California.
I enjoyed the tour very much wasn't able to comment while live. Ignorance on my part.
Next time!
at 5:25 you show the shower. It looks like the shower pan steps down from the floor? I think that is the way to do it if you are anywhere near 6 foot.
The workmanship blew me away ! Does owner still travel in the bus ?
The bus is still used in the summer!
Hi Jason, Got a window question for you. A friend has a truck canopy that the cab to canopy window was leaking and he took it out. There is a window metal frame that goes into the rubber seal. The old seal had a rubber tape of some kind like double sided tape probably to keep the rubber seal tight to the frame is my guess. He bought new 3m 7/8" double back tape to put on the window frame and we will install it tomorrow. Question is I guess we use the string method but do you put anything on the rubber to help get it in?
Hard to say - I'd have to see it.
Thanks anyway, will try it tomorrow. We might not need a string, the rubber is pretty soft
Hey Lance......
Is this for work or show?
If you see another silverside along a highway abandon would you try to buy and restore ??
It would depend on the condition!
How much does it cost to buy old bus and to remodel one
Depends on your level of expectations. You could spend 500K to reproduce this bus. A simple conversion could be 30-50K.
Thanks
does Mark Renner still own this bus ?
No, it lives in Southern, Ontario now.
So.. the drivetrain in this bus was built by Gene Russell of Russells Diesel in Mill Springs,NC.. Gene has a 47 that has the same engine and trans set up. I have ridden in Genes bus.. seen only a couple ddec 671's.. saw one for sale year ago in a GMC truck.. too much $ for just wanting the motor..
Gene used RH truck ECU's and rewired them to fire LH. Lots of work!
@@BusWithUs. i saw the drivetrain in renners bus in action before his bus was done and went to nc.. gene had it in a bus and drive it around yard to work all kinks out. I forget what steering box comes out of..i think its a certain year ford truck one..modify the pitman arm off it for bus. He told me.. seen it..been so long..
@@BusWithUs. i know a guy who says he has a ddec 671..its in a articulated city transit.. sits horizontal under floor.. when i was there..was too snakey to go pokin around. I saw a truck in nc that had a ddec 671.. but price of truck was a bit high..like $9k or better.. all i wanted was the ddec 671. It was mid 90's. Been told some early 90's Flxible transits had them.but hard to find.
@@BusWithUs. need a video of 6v92 in 4104. I bought a 89 tmc transit with ddec 6v92.. maybe one day that drivetrain will end up in my 4104
It’s a sad day for bus fans in Canada. Greyhound Canada had originally stopped operations in Canada because of COVID 19 has now announced that they are closing all Canadian operations permanently. The end of an line.
It's a shame all the Greyhound Canada operations has stopped now. I did hear passenger ridership declined and I think COVID 19 capped it. l'm glad l bought the Greyhound Canada 1929-2021 Tribute Set.
Really? Is there another bus company in Canada?
Little disappointed…I was looking for an original bus inside…🥺. The outside is superb!!!
Not many seated ones left to be restored these days. Wish I could find one to do one day!