Just watched both videos, so gutted when I realised there is only 2 lol, hope you managed to finish or carry on with it, good to see a build that sorts out the mechanical side first!
Hola, desde Argentina, me habia suscripto en su oportunidad al canal cuando subieron el video nº 1, pero luego de pasado el tiempo sin novedades entendia que lo habian abandonado.- Me ha llegado una notificacion o un like a mi comentario, y volvi sobre mis pasos para ver de que se trataba.- parece que el vehiculo tiene sus partes bajas y pasaruedas bastante embromados respecto de su estado, pero como toda chapa eso se reemplaza y por la visto tienen los conocimientos para hacerlo barato pero bueno.- Sigamos entonces con la evolucion de la reforma en proximas entregas, y dado que lo haran en su momento los aguardo el tiempo que sea.- Suerte entonces, ya van entrando a la primavera y verano en su pais, por lo que el clima les sera mas benevolo.- Tambien y no se si lo puse en mi anterior envio, lo que sea Inglaterra o Escocia me interesa ya que mi hija menor esta radicada mas precisamente en Escocia y en cierta forma son vecinos.- Abrazo, no aflojen con el sueño, y cuidense para que todo vaya viento en popa.-
I've got a Iveco 65-12 TurboZeta 1988 motorhome in which myself and my wife have been living and working from for the last six years now & I wouldn't change anything about my life. You've certainly got a long way to go with your bus but you'll get there before you know it. Good luck with your project motorhome & I'll be certain to drop by as you upload them videos 👍 Thanks
Thank you. Yes a massive task ahead but we are confident it will be totally worth it in the end. A labour of love as I'm sure you motorhome was and is.
Haha... I just wanna be like you mate! It is definitely on my mind weather to buy one or not but I think this is a lot for a beginner Lol!! If you're bored and want to spend a day at mine with all your kit there will be a million red bulls and bacon sandwiches...
I had to do some repair work under my short-bus I am converting, fortunately I was able to do some of the repairs myself. At least this way you know what you have and what the condition will be after it is fixed, better than being surprised on the road.
@@bohemiastardust7409 most of my repair work was underneath having to do with areas of the frame and other non-critical areas, they had holes but still had to be fixed to pass inspection.
think you can buy all replacement panels now,i had to make all mine approx 10 years ago,bought mig welder,learnt to weld,saved me lots of money,what part of england you at?
@@bohemiastardust7409 you can learn from youtube,a valuable skill to have,save yourself 2 or 3 grand,a decent welding set up will cost around £400-£450 all in.Im up in berkshire.
@@bohemiastardust7409 😂😂 because this kind of brutal devastation could be harmful for children's soul😉😆! As you know I didn't work 5000+ on my Vario just for fun😉. I had to restore some substance too but not in that dimension. Otherwise, you paid much more less for your Vario. As I started, I had no clue about metal and woodworking. Vario is kind of "Never ending story" and therefore is good to have all that knowledge and the tools. It is very satisfying to feel what you've done and learned. Normally you don't stop there and you find yourself thinking about new projects and having fun with new range of your hobby. It is also kind of "turn off" from everyday life and possibility for imagination liberation😆. So take your time, be gracious to your errors ( don't worry, they always hang around) and take some distance for a while from Vario, if needed. I have a pair of big thumbs, so you shouldn't be worried about success of your project 😆. A few days ago I found very interesting channel of one British ( nobody's perfect 😆) gentleman who knows how to work properly. Highly recommended, especially the part with gas installation and Truma heating system. I don't agree with his isolation, as of much others GB DIY colleagues, but not everyone else is blessed with your climate heaven😉😂. ✌ P. S. His name is Greg Virgoe ( channel ). As always - excuse my Tarzan English😆
Just watched both videos, so gutted when I realised there is only 2 lol, hope you managed to finish or carry on with it, good to see a build that sorts out the mechanical side first!
Hope you will resume the build!
Hola, desde Argentina, me habia suscripto en su oportunidad al canal cuando subieron el video nº 1, pero luego de pasado el tiempo sin novedades entendia que lo habian abandonado.- Me ha llegado una notificacion o un like a mi comentario, y volvi sobre mis pasos para ver de que se trataba.-
parece que el vehiculo tiene sus partes bajas y pasaruedas bastante embromados respecto de su estado, pero como toda chapa eso se reemplaza y por la visto tienen los conocimientos para hacerlo barato pero bueno.-
Sigamos entonces con la evolucion de la reforma en proximas entregas, y dado que lo haran en su momento los aguardo el tiempo que sea.-
Suerte entonces, ya van entrando a la primavera y verano en su pais, por lo que el clima les sera mas benevolo.-
Tambien y no se si lo puse en mi anterior envio, lo que sea Inglaterra o Escocia me interesa ya que mi hija menor esta radicada mas precisamente en Escocia y en cierta forma son vecinos.-
Abrazo, no aflojen con el sueño, y cuidense para que todo vaya viento en popa.-
I've got a Iveco 65-12 TurboZeta 1988 motorhome in which myself and my wife have been living and working from for the last six years now & I wouldn't change anything about my life. You've certainly got a long way to go with your bus but you'll get there before you know it. Good luck with your project motorhome & I'll be certain to drop by as you upload them videos 👍
Thanks
Thank you. Yes a massive task ahead but we are confident it will be totally worth it in the end. A labour of love as I'm sure you motorhome was and is.
Wehey glad to see youve made the jump to TH-cam!!
Now its time to buy a mig welder and teaching yourself to weld !!
Haha... I just wanna be like you mate! It is definitely on my mind weather to buy one or not but I think this is a lot for a beginner Lol!! If you're bored and want to spend a day at mine with all your kit there will be a million red bulls and bacon sandwiches...
Yaaay there's an episode 2, good luck with the welding! I like the music! lol
I had to do some repair work under my short-bus I am converting, fortunately I was able to do some of the repairs myself. At least this way you know what you have and what the condition will be after it is fixed, better than being surprised on the road.
So true.... we want to know we will not have to revisit such a massive job when all the interior is sorted! 👌
@@bohemiastardust7409 most of my repair work was underneath having to do with areas of the frame and other non-critical areas, they had holes but still had to be fixed to pass inspection.
Have just subscribed and will be following your build with interest. Good luck!!
Cool!
Love the video!! Can you drive this on a car license??
Thank you very much!!!! Unfortunately no not on a car licence. Category C1 is needed!!!
interesting project, are there any videos coming?
More videos please!!!!!
think you can buy all replacement panels now,i had to make all mine approx 10 years ago,bought mig welder,learnt to weld,saved me lots of money,what part of england you at?
We have ordered new panels to hopefully make it easier. I have a few friends say the same thing about buying a welder. We are in Sussex.
@@bohemiastardust7409 you can learn from youtube,a valuable skill to have,save yourself 2 or 3 grand,a decent welding set up will cost around £400-£450 all in.Im up in berkshire.
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Wow looks bad. What was van cost please as must have been really cheap to justify?
Luckily the price did justify the buy. Chassis, all the upper body, engine and running gear were in really good condition.
@ Bohemia Stardust. As I expected which is a great move. I'll watch in eager anticipation. Good luck buddy.
How much did something like this cost
@@lennieadi Thank you! Sadley it won't be a quick build but we want to do it right so she lasts
@@staceyrobson5697 The bus cost us £2000
Why didn't you put "Adults only" warning on ?!!
Sorry I'm not sure why it would need to be "adults only"???
@@bohemiastardust7409 😂😂 because this kind of brutal devastation could be harmful for children's soul😉😆! As you know I didn't work 5000+ on my Vario just for fun😉. I had to restore some substance too but not in that dimension. Otherwise, you paid much more less for your Vario. As I started, I had no clue about metal and woodworking. Vario is kind of "Never ending story" and therefore is good to have all that knowledge and the tools. It is very satisfying to feel what you've done and learned. Normally you don't stop there and you find yourself thinking about new projects and having fun with new range of your hobby. It is also kind of "turn off" from everyday life and possibility for imagination liberation😆. So take your time, be gracious to your errors ( don't worry, they always hang around) and take some distance for a while from Vario, if needed. I have a pair of big thumbs, so you shouldn't be worried about success of your project 😆. A few days ago I found very interesting channel of one British ( nobody's perfect 😆) gentleman who knows how to work properly. Highly recommended, especially the part with gas installation and Truma heating system. I don't agree with his isolation, as of much others GB DIY colleagues, but not everyone else is blessed with your climate heaven😉😂. ✌
P. S. His name is Greg Virgoe ( channel ).
As always - excuse my Tarzan English😆
Episode 3 anyone?
What happened bro videos