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Ive seen these for sale on the cool air website....... anyone got one on their bus, any idea if theyre ok?

My 70 interior has the supports

lovely, thanks very much :D

Hi, anyone got a picture of the clip that holds the table in the dropped position? Cheers Nige.

yea i was hoping the owner was on here, or someone recognised it.....Agreed, Arizona yellow is real nice 8) 8) 8) 8)

looks more like this to me which is Arizona yellow

Dont think it was tbh, it had more of a green tint to it, probably not too obvious on the photo

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: .....Thanks for the input!!!! Is this bus owned by anyone one here? I'd like to get some idea on setup....

Spent a while looking at this Bus today at Stanford Hall. Perfect stance and look, any info on suspension set up etc? And is it Beryl Green?

:shock: :shock: :shock: Awesome fella.....nicest sc i've seen tbh :shock: :shock: :shock:

2nd dibs on this if sale doesnt go through. Cheers Nige.

Different gearing i think

So, the king and links seem to be the popular choice for low buses, thanks guys now to source all the bits i'll need. Any more recommendations? :)

Any of you guys running a narrowed king and link beam on your bays? im weighing up the pros and cons of lowering with the ride comfort etc.... ive had a run in Grahams french slammer bus and must say i cant fault it, but looks wise i would prefer lower. Theres the old argument about old...

I have a CSP kit on mine without a servo which is more than adequate. Quite pricey though but there is cheaper options. You need to decide on you brakes before lowering because it changes the spindle type depending on what discs you have.

Hi Andy, my advice would be speak to Graham at Midland Early bay. Their French Slammer stuff takes some beating, the ride and handling is incredible for a lowered bus.

ok thanks..... i understand my mate has now been in touch with you. Cheers Nige.

Hi mate could you tell me what work you have done to it since your purchase from Graham? I have a friend who was interested in it when Graham was selling it.

I fitted a Buttys Bits throttle linkage a few years ago now and i can honestly say it's the best upgrade i've ever done. Take the plunge.....you wont be disappointed mate :D

I love this bus.......good luck with the sale mate :)