4106 bus for sale pre-purchase inspection

A bus that we toured a few years back (and featured on this channel before) has come up for sale. We’ve always liked it, because it has a roof raise, very functional floor plan, and some good craftsmanship was done in its conversion. In this video, I do the initial inspection. There were several issues discovered, and the current owner has been battling some problems with the bus. What sort of condition is the bus actually in? Do we want to take it on and buy it?

[@Rancejunge]

Man that looks like lots of future trouble and work ahead.....great job showing everything!

[@ThisOldBus]

It is. I’d be ahead of the game time wise to buy a newer commercially built RV. But I guess it’s a hobby too just like some guys like working on classic cars.

[@craigmonteforte6111]

I am a retired ProfessionalWoodworker and the Woodwork & Cabinetry in this build utilized all the top shelf Hardware of the time most likely this Coach was built In todays Standards and Industry. Most of that hardware is still used and available in some form or another to get replacements for FYI it is European so it will be Metric InAmerica that sometimes makes it difficult but that basically is todays Standard due to most of the modern CNC Equipment being built in European Countries

[@jeffbyrd7976]

Took me all day to watch this. But I had to watch it all. Thanks.

[@ThisOldBus]

It took me 3 nights to edit it down to what you saw! Whatever you see there’s usually 5x that time behind the scenes to record, edit, and post it.

[@jeffbyrd7976]

@@ThisOldBus I believe it.

[@rodneymiddleton9624]

Nice bus Scott!!! Thanks!!

[@brianfalzon6739]

Very nice bus!

[@worldfamouspopcorn19]

I believe you bought it