I enjoy y'all's video. Your perseverance and consistency are a credit to y'all and a great example for young ppl everywhere. Thanks for sharing your journey and home with us! He needs a name though. . .🤔 Safe travels and have fun!

Yes. So glad you two got your home back. Safe travels

So happy for you! With those smiles and positive attitudes you will continue to get through all life’s ups and downs. Enjoy Colorado

Hope you saved the injectors for rebuild. MUCH cheaper than new.

Yeaa..!! So Happy for Y'all getting your Home back and running Great.! Almost passed out on cost, though.. 😢. You can travel and not have that worry. Have Fun in Colorado and Always safe Travels.. God Bless.. !! ❤❤

Fantastic, I'm so very happy for you guys. Hopefully you don't get discouraged. Life is the journey, enjoy it. You WILL have days where you think you've reached your limit, trust me you can get through it. I always enjoy watching you two. Keep the content coming and have a great time doing it. Life is grand.

Congrats on the bus enjoy your journey

Congratulations ❤❤❤Have fun

Great job guys

Such a great feeling accomplishing a Life challenge which keeps you going with your adventures... 😁😎

The bus looks wonderful! So glad it is fixed and almost ready for your great adventures!

Glad for you the bus is running well now! One thing I would consider in the long run is replacing the tank with a plastic one, these liners are known to come loose after some years.

So glad you got your home back. Happy travels……

Seeing more of your bus, yep mine is alot like yours. Yours is a bit shorter by I think 1 window and you have the 189in wheelbase and I have the 217in wheelbase. So we have the little 60 gallon fuel tanks, instead of the optional 100 gallon on the longer buses. Same instrumentation, same side door that comes with a Handy bus. Looks like you have the same integrated AC too. Did you have a back AC also and take it out? I have one in the back like the one in the front just a bit smaller but it's also built into the bulkhead and I totally plan on keeping both to use while traveling even though only likely to use the front one. They both are 100% separate units with 2 compressors on the engine, so I could take the rear one out, but I don't think I will. I'm also not taking any of the OE heaters out other than that one in the rear by the lift door, I think I'll take that out and use one of the heater cores like the long buses uses under seat and build a closet over it and put a vent grate on the front of that enclosure under the closet so I have plenty of heat when driving without having to use the deisel heat or mini split. I just figured it's not that much more work to incorporate all that into the build an man oh man do those heaters and AC's work great so if all else fails, I'm at least comfy when the engine is running or traveling. Yours oughta be in great shape now after all that cash. Mine has the Cummins 6.7 ISB with only 132,000 miles so I sure hope I don't have the issues you guys do cuz that'll end my project. I know I don't have that ARD head so that helps a little but I do still have EGR, EGR Cooler and DPF filter, so long as those system keep working OK, I think I'll be in good shape. Just thankful, NO DEF system. Being a 2010, built in 9/2009 saved mine. Had it been built after 1/1/2010, it would have had DEF. Missed it by less than 3 months.

I've been wondering if I could make a full size bus work for my family of 4.

Where is your Amazon list? Im sorry that I missed that.