I hope the frame got some reinforcements...
Any how many parked cars will you take out when making that 90* turn at the end of a parking lot row?
Ranger50 said:I hope the frame got some reinforcements...
I'm going to guess, NO. Since The picture showing the back doesn't even have any change / reinforcement to the floor.
I just saw one similar to this posted in the northeast somewhere and same thing I wouldn't trust strength and driving dynamics of putting 4000 pounds behind the rear axle.
I think something is distorted in those pics. I've never seen a bus with an overhang as long as that one seems to be, and I doubt they stretched it.
The pic from the front looks like the rear overhang is kinda normal- maybe 6-8 feet.
If that was a 50 passenger bus, it would have been originally designed for about 8000 lbs of passengers, so I don't think the weight is actually a problem (although the weight distribution might be). If that was a 74 passenger bus, the capacity is more.
There is a Facebook group dedicated to these conversions.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/133943281351902/?ref=share&mibextid=NSMWBT
Where was this a few months ago when I was looking for one???
It looks like a Blue Bird? Edit. Missed that.
In reply to chandler :
No title and non-running. I bet the seller would take $0 if you just make it go away.
Tow truck calls for something this size ain't cheap!
You'd need to be the right guy, with the right skills and the right amount of room to make something like this viable (which you might be) but the market otherwise is small
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