current vote is 14 v 12 on the mad side?
discuss
44 Tonne Ton:
Doesn’t seem like a crazy idea to me…
They probably laughed at Skroo Turner nearly forty years ago. 
topdeck.travel/the-topdeck-story
abc.net.au/queensland/stories/s1107592.htm
I don’t think that Graham drives double decker buses anymore, according to todays Sunday paper he is the twenty seventh richest Queenslander and as well as owning Flight Centre runs a chain of luxury retreats, hotels and lodges.
He who dares, said Del Boy 
I saw this parked just down the road last year and I thought it might be worth taking a photo.
Go on and live your dream ,dont be an old ■■■■ in your 50s saying I wish I did this or that way back then.
alamcculloch:
Go on and live your dream ,dont be an old ■■■■ in your 50s saying I wish I did this or that way back then.
cheers fellor i think i will, 
The votes fallen in favour of genius 
your all mad
52:48
marlow:
The votes fallen in favour of genius
52:48
+1 more.
I can’t knock you for it, my wildest dream started when I bought a 240 Saviem, ex Burton Tailoring. I paid £500 for it, put a light bulb in it, borrowed a trailer and tipped it in Athens. That Saviem did another 7 or 8 trips and never cost a penny more
You could even just chuck a bed in the bus, a cooker and convert it on the way down, that’s genius 
If any of the newer members wonder what all this is about, go back to some of Marlows earlier postings, he was doing some driver training in a Foden but with proper on the job training included, there was also a bloke called Toytown who lived in a Somerfield trailer
Did Ian ever pass his driving test?
Bought my bus, next stop freedom