BusBuilding

Madden goes three for three with a new MCI E4500 Cruiser: John Madden’s MCI® E4500 Cruiser has been a familiar sight at NFL games and other events for years, and Madden’s third MCI has now taken its place. More luxurious than ever, with even more electronic gadgets and creature comforts, it continues to sport the familiar Outback restaurant logo.

George Myers, a respected authority in the bus conversion world and publisher of Coach-Builder’s Bulletin, writes, in an article on Window Systems Analysis in the November, 2006 issue of Bus Conversions Magazine:

By covering the window openings and installing RV windows, the look of the coach is usually changed significantly from how it looked as a bus. Some people have told me how well I changed my bus so that it now looks just like a motorhome. I have to explain why this is not a compliment.

Now motorhome owners, don’t get all huffy, ok? Some of us bus owners get quite a few askance looks from the factory-built crowd, so if ya’ll can’t respect us, can’t we at least get a little for ourselves?!

Until I get a chance to update the site again, how ’bout an artsy photo at the top?

Don’t have the amperage needs to require it yet, but if one is going to $pend dollar$$$ for good battery cable, one might want to consider getting the best. This is for the house battery system, but I used the same thing for the bus batteries. Hundreds of amps throughput.

YEAH Baby! Bring on those Amps!

In three years I thought I’d learned quite a lot about buses.


Perhaps I just don’t know as much about worldwide sport as I thought because I’d never heard of BusPulling, which seems to be quite a crowd pleaser on The Continent.

Ok, so the bed prototype worked fairly well, but it was time to take it to the next step.

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