What a great tour. you and your wife are very talented. Thank you for the tour, your bus is a beautiful example of the great splitty! I am really enjoying your videos of you bringing your other splitty back to life . I always look forward to your next videos.
Thanks for another great video. I enjoyed watching your camper build. I also have a 64 that I believe was originally what they called a microbus (?) that I hope to make into a similar camper. I actually have two sets of camper furniture, but will end up probably making my own using the original stuff for patterns. I do not possess your metal working skills, but am a decent woodworker. Thanks for your encouragement through your videos!
I was wondering if you’d ever tour this! This is the BEST tour of a bus I’ve ever watched! I really appreciate your depth of knowledge. You have an owner/restorer/caregiver/driver relationship that offers an intimate experience. It’s easy to see how much you appreciate your business. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the tour. In your closing photos I spotted the Wells River Vermont Welcome Center, that’s my town! I live about a quarter of a mile from that building.
In 1958 my parents had one pretty much like this one. My dad built most of inside with a sink, stove, a bed that lowered from the roof where my parents slept over the bed below. I slept on the front seat My mom made a tarp tent like his. 5 of us traveled around the US .
totally unbelievable how you made everything lightweight. Hollowing out the backsides with a router. and super strong. I didnt even think about doing that.
Well this video of yours sold me, I just subscribed to your channel. Love the woodwork & thought you put into it. Watched the video of the crusty barndoor backing up at the Yarmouth car show. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for sharing a tour of your bus. The interior you built is just wonderful. The routing to reduce weight and hardwood radius corners on your cabinets are next level. I am restoring my 67 Kombi and will be taking a lot of inspiration from your layout and designs. I really like your fan upgrade in the the front air box to allow for air circulation when parked. Thanks again for the sharing the video and the detailed build report.
Thank You for the tour of your bus! What a thoughtful and quality restoration - I really enjoyed seeing the workmanship and how useful the interior and your awning. Great camper 👍
Love the van , I have the VW t25 1986 caravel 2.1 waterboxer it has a rock & roll bed , small portable gas cooker and a metal fold up kitchenette thing, very basic a weekend camper. love your barn door videos too I've watched them all. thank you for your great videos , I Live in the UK.
What a stunning vehicle !!! Well done. When you were putting up the awning, I thought to mysrlf....... He probably built that lol. I own a 69 bay window delux bus, thinking of converting it into a day camper 👍
might want to try a product called Nikwax tech wash to help with your rain making its way through the tent. super cool video. thank you for the content.
What a great tour. you and your wife are very talented. Thank you for the tour, your bus is a beautiful example of the great splitty! I am really enjoying your videos of you bringing your other splitty back to life . I always look forward to your next videos.
You've done a great job fitting this out. It's beautiful and practical. Having travelled in one of these in the 60's.
I had a '66 Sundial camper. It was a step thru. I sure loved it and wish something were made like that today.
Thanks for another great video. I enjoyed watching your camper build. I also have a 64 that I believe was originally what they called a microbus (?) that I hope to make into a similar camper. I actually have two sets of camper furniture, but will end up probably making my own using the original stuff for patterns. I do not possess your metal working skills, but am a decent woodworker. Thanks for your encouragement through your videos!
I was wondering if you’d ever tour this! This is the BEST tour of a bus I’ve ever watched! I really appreciate your depth of knowledge. You have an owner/restorer/caregiver/driver relationship that offers an intimate experience. It’s easy to see how much you appreciate your business. Thanks for sharing!
best camper modified I have ever seen. Really amazing engineering on every inch of that sucker
Thank you! This was great!
Hi greetings from old Scotland that's a great well thought out interior and a beautiful bus .
great little bus, thanks for the tour :)
Really enjoyed your bus tour.👍
Thank you for the tour. In your closing photos I spotted the Wells River Vermont Welcome Center, that’s my town! I live about a quarter of a mile from that building.
In 1958 my parents had one pretty much like this one. My dad built most of inside with a sink, stove, a bed that lowered from the roof where my parents slept over the bed below. I slept on the front seat
My mom made a tarp tent like his. 5 of us traveled around the US .
I think you engineered your camper better than Westfalia did. Like the fridge. that is really cool.
and the trash can hanging on the vent. amazing idea there. I might use that one.
Beautiful bus Stan
totally unbelievable how you made everything lightweight. Hollowing out the backsides with a router. and super strong. I didnt even think about doing that.
Man I love that thing!
Awesome. I enjoyed the montage at the end!
Hello just wanted to say your bus is beautiful 👍🏻
I like how your quilt has little VW bus patchworks ❤🙂
Well this video of yours sold me, I just subscribed to your channel. Love the woodwork & thought you put into it. Watched the video of the crusty barndoor backing up at the Yarmouth car show. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for sharing a tour of your bus. The interior you built is just wonderful. The routing to reduce weight and hardwood radius corners on your cabinets are next level. I am restoring my 67 Kombi and will be taking a lot of inspiration from your layout and designs. I really like your fan upgrade in the the front air box to allow for air circulation when parked. Thanks again for the sharing the video and the detailed build report.
Great video.
Thank You for the tour of your bus! What a thoughtful and quality restoration - I really enjoyed seeing the workmanship and how useful the interior and your awning. Great camper 👍
very nice, you done a great job.
Hey my Friend !!! Absolut wunderfull !!!!!! TOP TOP Car !!!!! Best regards !!
You truly are a perfectionist, just what my wife always wanted 😂
Love the van , I have the VW t25 1986 caravel 2.1 waterboxer it has a rock & roll bed , small portable gas cooker and a metal fold up kitchenette thing, very basic a weekend camper. love your barn door videos too I've watched them all. thank you for your great videos , I Live in the UK.
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We have a ‘67 West Campmobile tin top here in England. Very similar to your lovely bus. Great job 👍🏻
Love these. Had one in the 70s and it was a great van!
What a stunning vehicle !!! Well done. When you were putting up the awning, I thought to mysrlf....... He probably built that lol.
I own a 69 bay window delux bus, thinking of converting it into a day camper 👍
Well done , looking forward to possibly seeing your bus in Yarmouth car show this coming summer !
I love your set up its very similar to mine, Its a great way to camp, love the van and the awning.
might want to try a product called Nikwax tech wash to help with your rain making its way through the tent. super cool video. thank you for the content.
Where's the portable metal working tools/table/everything? You have to fabricate while on vacation. Kids today!
Very cool..to bad roof doesnt go up