J n J's 72 Bay Restro project.

[Guest]

i like the slot mags alot 8)

 

[matt-me]

I agree with Johhny, i thought this was the changing rooms equivalent of bus restoration, albeit with much better standards of work; well done, keep it going

 

[Lowlighter]

Many thanks for your comments so far.

Here is the roof finished and ths N/S front door and N/S rear quarter panel in primer.

 

[Lowlighter]

Some of the panels and seats back from the trimmers, I just had to fit them to see what they looked like in place .

 

[pecton]

i commend you on your work,(A TRUE LABOR OF LOVE)very good to see another bus saved and back in operation,good luck keep up the good work...PEACE

 

[Lowlighter]

Front panel being sprayed 8)

 

[Lowlighter]

Thought I'd see what it looked like with Zebra stripes :roll:

 

[Lowlighter]

Front sprayed and the n/s front door and rear panel sprayed,

 

[Lowlighter]

All painted up and nearly finished, just have to polish and wax. 8)

 

[Lowlighter]

Finally the interior nearly finished as well.

 

[type2mike]

Amazing transformation! Love the interior. The black looks tuff as nailz!

 

[Kirk]

Holy hell. That is nice!

 

[crede999]

nice work

well done

 

[Lowlighter]

Thank you for the nice comments I'm glad you like it.

 

[Justin & Muttley]

You've done a great job there - any plans to go higher?

 

[outlaw]

very nice job who done the interior quality work


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[Airtime]

That's an amazing transformation indeed! :shock: Great job! 8)

 

[Lowlighter]

You've done a great job there - any plans to go higher?

Well funny you should mention it but I have lowered the front and the back is just off the bump stops. The only problem I have is if I lower the front any more it bottoms out and I'm not sure if it is the shocks that are hitting (standard shocks on it) or the suspension arm is hitting, do you know which is the more likely? If it is the shocks which ones do I have to get and where from?

 

[bluebay]

I bet your well chuffed.looking good.

 

[Justin & Muttley]

You've done a great job there - any plans to go higher?

Well funny you should mention it but I have lowered the front and the back is just off the bump stops. The only problem I have is if I lower the front any more it bottoms out and I'm not sure if it is the shocks that are hitting (standard shocks on it) or the suspension arm is hitting, do you know which is the more likely? If it is the shocks which ones do I have to get and where from?

It's probably your bump stops!
Best way to check is to load up the front of your bus with bags of concrete/friends/water until it won't go lower - then check if your bump stops are fouling your trailing arms - if so, you may have to get your hacksaw out (don't worry though as lowered bump stops are available from Red9!)!

Good luck