From double decker bus to RV in 20 steps

More photos of the bus are to be found in this Google Photos folder:
The plans of the bus are for free available in the 3D Warehouse of Sketchup at:

TRANSLATING
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French Translation by Raphaël.
Polish translation by Mateusz.
Hungarian translation by: Rómeó Mirkó Gátai
Italian translation by Andrea De Biasi.

MUSIC
Intro - Monks - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena
Steps 1, 4, 13, 20 - Get Back - Silent Partner
Steps 2, 5, 12, 17 - Cancun - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena
Steps 3, 10, 15, 19 - Take That Back - Silent Partner
Steps 6, 11, 16 - Brother Jack - JR Tundra
Steps 7, 14, 18 - Good To Go - Gunnar Olsen
Step 8 - Raindrops - Huma-Huma
Step 9 - Smooth - Silent Partner

CONTACT

[warmfuzzy]

That was THE most professionally fitted bus I've ever seen that wasn't done in a factory. Amazing attention to details. Awesome.

[willcro_ok]

The old sketch when you dubbed "when my wife finds out how much that engine was" I got a good chuckle. The truth behind that one is very real.

[patrickmoharter]

The only thing better than your bus is the sound track in this video. Both are exquisite. Congratz on a job well done.

[snowydownunder]

After working in the RV industry in Canada for over 16 years as a mechanic and service manager I have to say that the work you did is fantastic. Comparable with any of the Phaeton or Monaco busses I saw or worked on. WELL DONE!!

[holnrew]

I love that you kept seats in front on the top deck, bet the kids love that.

[JeremyLynnes]

I'm lost for words, you did an absolutely amazing job on this.

[avananana]

5 years in 12 minutes. That is some fast timelapsing you've got there :^)

Turned out really well though, well done!

[nevergonnagiveyouup]

This video is 4 years old and this living legend right here is still hearting comments to this day

[Onrust]

Check out the FAQ if the answer on the question you might have is in there too. Some of the questions:
- How much was the bus? And how much money did you put in?
- What on earth gave you the idea to buy a bus?
- How heavy is the bus now? How much weight did you add to it? Did you have to watch out for adding too much weight?
- What's the fuel consumption?
- You told you had an expert check the bus before you bought it. Didn't he say anything about the engine? Then how got it broken?
- Why a double decker in the first place?
- Who are you? Are you some kind of architect? How did you get the knowledge and experience to be able to build this?
- What are your plans with it? Will you sell?

[gmom]

Are you a genius ? Your bus is beyond words. Stunning is an understatement. It's just beyond words.

[athleticbeast]

This is one of the coolest double decker bus conversations, awesome job making blueprints and having it turn out exactly how you wanted it

[dr.davidericboll]

This. This is how these kind of videos should be made. Caption screens, music that times with the content. Informative, brief and to the point. Bravo. I love the idea and the project. I would love this same thing in my life, with office space where the kids bunks were.

[beaxrfr]

I don't know why this was in my recommandations, but I'm glad it was. Very nice job btw

[joshtighe]

This is outstanding!!! It looks so professional- you definitely should have been an interior designer. I love this style and wish you all the best!!!

[selvamtamilselvamtamil]

I really don't know why some peoples dislike this video..the bus looked awesome..private cruiser...great job...

[marjoriemorrison]

The old sketch when you dubbed "when my wife finds out how much that engine was" I got a good chuckle. The truth behind that one is very real.

[WaywardWaggs]

This thing is insane! Love it. Someone should manufacture and sell these.

[jesuscrust]

Awesome professional video? nice music? entertaining sense of humor?
Am i in heaven already?

[Onrust]

Apology upfront for some viewers. Within minutes I received a warning from a US forum after I tried to post this video there: 'Community Rules Violation - warning Ron, Your video contains the abbreviation "WTF". This is not allowed by the rules of iRV2'
So let all of you who may be offended be warned: there are the three letters WTF in this video!

[garyodle]

I can't even imagine affording this project, much less doing it. Amazing.