This
Vintage Bus is called a Reo, look to made in the 1940's saw it in a front yard of someone who does
Circle track
racing, use as a RV. on my trip to upper Michigan i was passing tru a few towns. either village of
Wausau or Rinelander
in Wisconsin. as i said not all Bus in our Bus Village Website come from the Gatherings
All
Photo's taken on this page were taken in or around the july 4,2002
Most
of the Buses you see here on Bus Village website's the owners were not
around and if they were
they did not want the inside of there bus photographed. These are there
home's and they personal
about there homes. This photo was a very good friend's new home. They
just purchase this
bus within a week they were living in it. They already bought stove and
fridge and had remove some
seat's at a event they traveled with 14 people who caught a ride and
shared and fuel cost. they
shared with me that they have more photo's when they finished
converting there Bus.
This
Bus has traveled running on used Veg. Oil or Cooking oil that has been
change or altered so it run in
Diesel engines.
Please do not put straigt cooking in your bus!!! The Veg. oil that used alot at fast food places are selling to place that convert it to
fuel. It run's about 70 cents per gallon. some have got it from them for free and converted the fuel
themselves and run even cheaper than 70 cents per gallon. when i get more info. i post it thanks.
The
owner of this bus was very nice and was very proud of the fine
craftmanship he put into his bus. He gave mea
tour and shared about the difficulties of truly make a bus a RV. I was
amazed at the Quality it was as put togethor as well as any bus built
new as a RV. I was blown away with his idea for screen's for inside for
using existing
windows on a school Bus. That's not a easy solution. I was impressed.
If you live in Florida your bus got to have screens if you planning
on camping in the woods in Florida
