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I really like the layout of that bus. It looks to be well thought out.

I've also added the blog to my blog's blog list.

My experience has been that the higher the drivers seat, the easier it is to know where you are on the road.

These days I drive container straddle carriers which have the drivers seat about 35 feet in the air and you can get your wheels within an inch of where you want them.

also there are two knobs next to the instrument panel. one is for engaging air emergency brakes(? or parking brakes?) the other is blue and you can push it and turn it but seems to do nothing. It is also part of the air system. Anybody know what it is? I have not driven any buses so don't really kn...

The Gypsy Fair will be in Oamaru next weekend, 18th and 19th April.

I have tried will make the menus appear as they do in Opera, so I guess I'll just revert back to the old code and forget menu icons for now. :x :x :x :x :x :x Well there's your problem. Using about the only browser which is fully web compliant and expecting other browsers to accept it.javascript:em...

Chains are a very dangerous way of towing, due to the random directions that they fly, if they break.

A spliced wire strop is much safer, as it is more inclined to just go limp, if it breaks.

Thanks for the welcome Sharkey, I agree totally with all of those points. While I don't particularly consider people living on boats in a marina to be liveaboards; they tend to be discriminated against in the same way that you describe people in house trucks, parked on the road. The marinas who do a...

I'm checking out this forum because I am into various forms of mobile housing. I grew up living on boats and see many similarities between living on them and in trucks, buses etc.. I also blog about it, see my signature at the bottom.