Recent content by waza

Work you've done is looking great, nice clean project bay

Nice work, looks like the details are paying off for you

Looking Sweet o_o

I used the Painless wiring fuse block, straight forward, everything is labeled; I did have to get the stock wiring set up out of my head, once I did the process was easy; the Painless system is much cleaner and locates all those relays and flasher in one place...

a few years latter the bay is getting a new look, a new camp interior, updated trans and power plant. more pictures will be posted as progress is made.

Just a quick update, took a body/pan seal for a type 1, cut one side of the seal off and then used wind screen silicon, light gauge metal, to attach it to the roof of the bus with rivets. Even after an ice storm and some heavy rain the idea is water tight. One draw back is the sliding sun roof...

really great build I thought I replaced a lot of metal on my bench seat sun-roof bus; but you took on a full metal jacket. Good on ya'

that was the only option I saw as well, it worked well for the first year for me, but started to fail after that, may be it's just the hot Arizona sun beating on it all day :|

I have a 69 Bay Bus with a metal sliding sunroof, I was wondering if anyone knows how the factory would attach the felt seal to the back of the roof? The sides pop-rivet in nicely, but there is only a small rolled metal edge along the rear portion of the opening. I've used 3M trim adhesive to...

Red bus party

Fun pictures, thanks for sharing