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Should be in California Saturday. Cant wait to see it!
No detail left untouched! Franz notices and addresses everything! Great work Franz!
I love going on adventures in our bus!!!
All packed and ready to go. We set the alignment and installed the last piece this morning…the pedal pan.
Oh Gawd!!!!! Such an awesome and useful Rig!!!!!!!!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍
Shipper showed up just before 5. He had it loaded in 10 minutes and then headed west.
I hope you enjoy it when it gets there Buddy.
Thanks for letting us play with it.
We will build it if it comes.
This Rig looks ready to PARTY!!!
Well Buddy…. Can we get an update? Hope everything arrived as it left, awesome!
Lets see the first pic cruising down PCH…
Buddy said the blend looked nice. 👍
Will get some posted…raining yesterday and I’m leaving town again for a couple weeks. Will get pics when I get back…
Awesome build… awesome vid…
Thinking this Bus this is like that Unbelievable Dove Blue 21 Window that was built a while back, never could take a bad picture!!!! But his one has OG Style!!!!!! YEAH!!!!!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍
Video is awesome. Will get one from the west coast when we get back in town…thanks KCW
A few “as found” pictures that I may not have shared earlier.
Question….
I noticed on the last video that you don’t use a spring from the throttle bar centre bracket back to the body …as a return spring.
I have my new Type 4 2 litre motor with 40 Webers ,in and thumping.
The current setup has the return spring fitted ,however it does make the accelerator pedal a bit heavy going.
Should I be able to run without the return spring ala Buddy’s bus
KIM
Test Pilot @ Submarine AirwaysHey Kim, there are secondary return springs on Buddy’s engine…I put one on each of the carburetors, a little spring between the air filter base and throttle shaft.
That way we avoid putting spring pressure through the linkage bar.
Can’t wait for beach photos!!!👍👍👍
Thanks Franz. That’s a great innovation.I’ll give it a try.
Is the top of the spring held by a split pin through the base of the air filter ?
…..you know the deal
detail ,detail ,detail !
Cheers
KIM
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