Gus is BACK! Grab a beverage & enjoy, this one is longer with a few different bus tours.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2024
- Bus Tours:
1930 Flxible - Courtesy of Brent from Vintage Motorcoach Magazine
MCI MC3
GMC PD4104
GMC PD4905A Buffalo
GMC Old Look Transit
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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!
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1930 Flxible - Courtesy of Brent @ Vintage Motorcoach Magazine
PD4104 - Was sold I believe
PD4905A - Contact me for more info
At this point in time I am not a buyer, I am only a TH-cam, interested subscriber.
I'm truly sorry about the loss of your dad Jason. I'm sure he's proud of your progress and accomplishments with Gus. Welcome back👍
Sorry about the loss of your Father I know how that feels. Leaves a hole that you can't fill. Sorry for your loss.
Sorry for the loss of your dad Jason, losing your parents is tough. I lost my mom the end of January. Very happy to see Gus back home and I am really looking forward to watching you guys make changes and improvements!
Greetings from Tennessee, not too far from the bus grease monkey territory. Very glad you’re back, this has been a great video, we have missed seeing You and Gus! So sorry for the loss of Dad!
Bob the BGM Is very knowledgeable but folks had buses and became experts on them waaaaay back when,No one can mention a bus unless he comes up,I'm curious why?.
Sorry to hear about your dad, Jason.
So sorry for your loss. Did not know he had passed. We just lost my wifes mother April 20th so I understand and know how you must feel. God Bless!
Our Condolences for your loss. Enjoy your time with Gus.😊
Great tribute to your Dad there at the end. I lost my dad in 2018, and mom 5 years before that, I miss them both dearly.
First up, My Condolences on the loss of your Dad Jason.
Its great to see other peoples projects even if they decide to sell along the way with the big bonus being the Sound of "Screaming Jimmy" 2 stroke goodness.
I've been a bit deprived of GM content since my subscription purge and apart from Phil and Indiana diesel you're it!
Jason, I"m sorry to hear that your dad passed away. Sad time, as I know what you're going through, having lost mine recently too. That said, thanks for your videos which I enjoy. Cheers to our dads!
I’m sorry for your loss, my condolences to you and your family.
Have missed seeing Gus and you too.
Condolences on the loss of your dad. Many "firsts" without him.
The ONR here srips the Go transit rail coaches with a very viscos paint stripper. Removes most of the paint to bare aluminum by scraping and hot water pressure washing. 3000 psig.
Gus and Lenny are cousins I guess....lol. Detroits do not leak. They simply mark their territory every where they go. :)
Great to see you back!
Great video! I didn't l know about the MC-3
Pretty rare. There was a nice MC-2 sold out west a few weeks ago too.
Joe's the man!!!! I'm glad you guys talked and he is helping you, advice wise...He is a world of info. We will be putting a breather on our aluminum valve cover per Joe's instruction also....If you watched our videos you can see how he plugged all the relief drains and we are putting release valves that operate under pressure...plus we got rid of all the lock washers, he says that should stop all the leaks...keep watching Jason, Joe will be back and after we get the block bored out we with Joe's help will be putting this old girl back together and this time I'm sure it will pure like a lion....And be sure you watch Joe putting our new double weight governor back together...sorry about your dad we know how that is....
Would live to meet you folks and Gus too IF you ever take a road trip up north.
Modern paint removers are almost worthless. The strong chemicals in the older formulas were remove for safety reasons. The new products are revealed by the term "odorless". Also they are defined by the statement " rinses off with water", or something like that. Sometimes I can find new old stock paint remover online.
The new stuff doesn't work!.
I just got done stripping the 7+ layers of paint line off my bus. (+ interior)
"Jasco" is what I used, it worked alright, it took it layer by layer. I would let it sit about 12-20 min depending on the temperature outside, then scrape off a layer of paint, then brush on another layer of Jasco. The thicker the better because it dries quickly and absorbs into the paint, then just hardens the paint back up.
For the last layer, I used a 3" medium Roloc or 3M abrasive disk as to not scratch the aluminum too much (with Jasco).
It's seven or eight feet up, so the scratches don't really show.
After that, a sponge drenched in mineral spirits will wipe off excess residue.
I watched a video where a guy tested a bunch of different paint strippers and found Jasco and the Airplane stripper to work about the same. Jasco was just cheaper.
Best of luck, see you on the road!
With the different paints, some work better than others depending what is on the bus. I have to try another one.
Hi Jason,just wanted to comment on your bus roof,don't know how much research you have done but I have seen some automotive paint products similar to bed liners that are absolutely no prep that you can roll on yourself and they come in different colors, if I were you I would research some of those one step products! You wouldn't have to strip your roof. Also Sorry for your loss. Gus is sounding good!
I'm looking for a smooth white finish. We are going for the original Greyhound look.
@@BusWithUs. it would look like the same way that bus grease monkey did his roof, just saying
He's a Beaut is Gus! Painting the roof this summer? :-))
Maybe!
Ever thought about getting an AV8OR? You can use it in both the bus and the plane.
Check out the paint stripper used in the Two Feathers Restoration video where he stripped the paint off of a silversides.
Are you putting stretch wrap over the stripper to keep it from drying?
LOL, if it ain't leaking oil somewhere there's something wrong.
Nice bus! Mine is a 1947 , pd3751, new high block with four valve head and jakes , complete rebuilt . Put the outside back to original greyhound colors and dog decal , all new air system , alternator , but needs electric work , have a problem with pushing starter button and only getting a click in the back , have to with screw driver to spin solenoid then going up to front and hitting the starter button then she starts right up . Any one have an idea ? New starter 4000 miles ago ! New battery’s could it just be a bad connection ?
Also once in a while around 45 mph it will go into a violent front wobble ,have to slow down then once tires are warmed up it never happens , any ideas!
Hi Jason
Did you isolate or disconnect the batteries on Gus over winter?
Gus has a main disconnect. John charged the batteries for me once in awhile too.
Is this bus a 4 speed column shifter?
Silversides are 4 on the column.
I use aircraft stripper
Both of the products I've tried were aircraft stripper. One of them you can only buy wholesale!
We had a 1967 4107 they have ugly steering wheels all GMs do😁
were is sage
how to destroy a classic old looks in 3 2 1......