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I have seen one good use for old buses: car hauling. Picture a 40 foot flat front bus with most of the body cut away, leaving a flat deck but a few feet in the front as a sleeper. Add ramps, and you could haul two cars pretty easy. Now that I think of it, bus to flatbed might make a decent rig.

Superthane did fine in the cold, and with heated lard we're talking sub zero to 180 degree short cycles. Never had any problems with it, though the literature said it was long term UV degradeable. I think Superthane maxed out at 45psi, so it wouldnt be suitable for some fuel apps. The bus and...

This PDF of all the gory details of the Lard Bus should work. It's a long read, but worth it. You'll learn a lot about trucks, busses, and lard. You can read the paper for the fully skinny, but the short answer is I junked it, still running. But to add something to the OP, used school buses...

Dudes, I am UNIQUELY qualified to answer this question, because for a few years I had one customer and used a school bus converted to run on french fry grease to haul their freight. Later I wrote a college paper on the details of it - EO won't take it as an upload but PM me and I'll send it to...

Hey Buddy, I have an emergency question about your Promaster. I'm having the exact same problem with mine as yours....129k, rough idle, misfire #6 cylinder, mech suspects exhaust valve seat is bad. I believe I even have the same case manager at Ram as you, Lisa. Any help/info would be greatly...