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I bought mine here http://isellschoolbuses.com/. They even laid it away for me until I was ready for it.

I bought mine here http://isellschoolbuses.com/. They even laid it away for me until I was ready for it.

I did at first. I signed up with several companies who would write a policy and later cancel it as if they didn't know it was a converted school bus. Eventually I signed with National General, now through Good Sam and have had them for several years with no problem. Thanks for reading, Leonard leonardsteward.com

Thank you for viewing.Leonardhttp://leonardsteward.blogspot.com/

Thanks for viewing.Leonardhttp://leonardsteward.blogspot.com/

Thank you for viewing.Leonardhttp://leonardsteward.blogspot.com/

You're more than kind. Thanks for viewing.Leonardhttp://leonardsteward.blogspot.com/

Thanks for viewing and for your vote of confidence. That is a thought but sounds like more work than building the bus.Leonard

Thanks for viewing.Leonardhttp://leonardsteward.blogspot.com/

Thanks for viewing and for your vote of confidence. That is a thought but sounds like more work than building the bus.Leonardhttp://leonardsteward.blogspot.com/

Thanks for reading and your more than generous comment. I looked at your instructable and picked up some ideas for my next project. (I find myself already looking at possible "Bus #3). If you looked at my instructable before 06/29/17 you may want to look again. I neglected to include the bathroom and kitchen. It's worth a look back (steps 6 & &).Leonard

I watched the video. Now I'm gonna go back and read all the text. This is the most inviting turning video I've watched yet. Great job. And, you got my vote.

Thanks for the view and the comment. I will try to update it when I finish the passenger side and get them both aimed. It's raining today (drat) so it may be a few days.Leonard

Thanks much for the GREAT tutorial! Time to get back on the horse and ride again.

You may have already looked into this but I just searched paracord on ETSY and there are several selling there. The cool thing I like about ETSY is if you click on the shop owner you can see how many sales they have had and what exactly is selling and for how much.