that interior in the rear is wonderful. a tasteful escape from the minimalist corporate garbage you see in the mainstream now. no LEDs either 😊

DOPE THIS BUS IS DOPE💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼🤩🤩🤩🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️

I had PD 4106. #1074. For 25 years it was a great coach, we travelled a lot of miles to music festivals that we played at

I think you said "nice" 400 times or maybe a little bit less. 300 times for sure lol. Nice.

Looking good

I love the video

No power steering! Imagine trying to drive that bus with NO POWER STEERING AND SHIFTING a non-synchronized transmission, DOUBLE CLUTCHING, AND IN CITY TRAFFIC with passengers for many hours. One hand on the wheel and one on the shifter. It was A LOT OF WORK. I used to do that when I was young. It's so painful to watch you turn. Good luck with that. Check out my bus if you haven't already.

@sidallen685

3 жыл бұрын

I think the later 4106’ had power steering

@macelius

3 жыл бұрын

@@sidallen685 Was an option i'm pretty sure, but i've heard that the hydraulic ram used was more like power-assist and still pretty difficult to turn at low speeds or a standstill (which is why so many were retrofitted with a Sheppard box, including mine).

@garydesgres1382

3 жыл бұрын

@@macelius Mine has p.s. It is actually too light, I can steer with one finger.

@marshalllhiepler

2 жыл бұрын

@@garydesgres1382, Ahh, but it is a blessing in disguise. The super-light steering prevents you from using that finger, when impatient drivers cut you off.

@arnoldanderson1501

Жыл бұрын

Yes, if setup right the steering was fairly light, but only if it was setup properly. I drove a 1960s GM transit bus for years with manual steering, until we got ram- assisted steering.

That’s a very nice bus. Do you still own the bus?

Definitely gonna subscribe to your channel

In all of his videos, he seems to enjoy threading the bus through narrow roads, parking lots, and discontinued deer trails.

"Let's get some gas" HaHa...yeah right!

Same year I was born, but I already have a vehicle from that year, so we may go get a bus the same year my wife was born 74.

See George you did a tour of the bus in July!

Nice Bus .. How many busses do you own?

He says: "The painful thing about owning a bus." Now, a year later ... and diesel is over 5 bucks per gallon!

@bill8582

Жыл бұрын

It's all political, it won't last, the people are finally starting to wake up, and push back.

actually, all the couches and chairs, lack of a kitchen, lack of a bathroom and having bunk beds says that this was a tour bus

Curious, If I may ask, how much was it to switch the trans over to an automatic? And how much time did it take?

@rosaliesullivan4367

3 жыл бұрын

George bought it with it already having automatic transmission.

@macelius

3 жыл бұрын

You need a V730, flywheel, bellhousing spacer to clear the cradle and bulkhead beam, longer input shaft to match, cooler, filter, shifter and kickdown (either cable or air), a bit of trimming on the cradle and bulkhead is required, as well as possibly a custom driveshaft. A bit of work, Bus Grease Monkey did a few videos on converting Lance's 4106 if you look back through them. P.S. I have a spare V730 with everything but the spacer and input shaft if anyone's looking (located in AZ).

subs on bad a lot can not hear you please put sub s on thank you