wife bought a school bus, powered by propane, questions

[yellowstang]

There is a propane station across the street from my old office, off 114/Esters. South East side of the intersection, about 2 blocks down.

[lowthreeohz]

That's pretty bitchin

[1carcrazyguy]

Needs "College of Sex Education" painted on the side.

[LANTIRN]

I love that your wife wanted her own project, and immediately wants you to build a bunch of shit for it.

[BradM]

I love that your wife wanted her own project, and immediately wants you to build a bunch of shit for it.

That's called being married.

[dsrtuckteezy]

so yall are just going to park a school bus in front of the house? lol awesome

[LANTIRN]

That's called being married.

I know. I am am married and it cracks me up because it happens to me. Often I hear "Babe, I saw this really thing on pinterest that would be so cut and looks easy to do. Will you build it?"

[Probie]

Just slap "Chillin the most" across the back

[Nash B.]

I hated driving a propane bus. They were OK when it was cold or cool but when it warmed up they had absolutely no power. All the ones my school district had could be changed to gas with a switch under the hood so I'm assuming it would be possible to remove all the propane stuff

[barronj]

It has a gas tank, the door to the fuel neck is riveted shut (just one rivet, enough to keep someone in the yard from refilling the gas tank), but it's there. I would imaging I'd have to drop the tank and get it cleaned out and run new fuel lines?

No, it will not live in the driveway. It gets parked behind a large gate on the side of the house. It's a sticky wicket, but I'm letting her do what she wants. Like I didn't have enough on my plate. She asked and asked, kept steady pressure on me. Remember, this is the wife that bought me a Honda CRF450R dirt bike last summer in Colorado so I'd have transportation to bug out, pack the 5wt 4pc fly rod in a backpack and go fishing whenever we weren't doing family sh_t. When she was expecting it to be delivered, she moved the ping pong table to the back porch and put my bronco back in the garage. She, not me.

[Big Dad]

Looks like fun ..
Maybe a LEO can answer it but, i think that stop sign arm has to come off and I think it has to painted another color .

Hank Hill approves of the choice of fuel

[Broncojohnny]

Propane has 104 octane and works great with nitrous. Obviously a 13:1 compression 572 cubic inch big block Chevrolet with a 300 shot is in order.

[Nash B.]

Propane has 104 octane and works great with nitrous. Obviously a 13:1 compression 572 cubic inch big block Chevrolet with a 300 shot is in order.

If it's a Chevy, it could (probably?) have the 366 or 427 tall deck. A 572 would bolt right up!

[Torinoman]

If it's any Ford 429 or 460 block it'll go at least 557 with a stroker kit.

What's in it?

[Forever_frost]

Looks like fun ..
Maybe a LEO can answer it but, i think that stop sign arm has to come off and I think it has to painted another color .

Hank Hill approves of the choice of fuel

Mine didn't when I had a 72 person bus. I did donuts in the back yard until I sank it to the axles. Neat project. Hopefully I'll have one similar tomorrow.