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Check out this photo report from this restoration project. Keep posted and follow the whole transformation process!
This bus will undergo a partial restoration in our specialized restoration shop. We will strengthen the structure with a T2 axle and leave the motor and transmission out. When the bus arrives at it’s destination in Germany, the company E-Cap Mobility out of Hamburg will install an electric direct drive motor. Click out the link below to check out more of their projects and services.
Below you will find the pictures of different sections of this restoration.
- Stage 1: Arrival
- Stage 2: Sandblasting
- Stage 3: Disassembly
- Stage 4: Rear Panel
- Stage 5: Metalwork
- Stage 6: Bodywork details
- Stage 7: Preparation
- Stage 8: Paint
- Stage 9: Mechanic
- Stage 10: Inside Parts
- Stage 11: Finished Exterior
- Stage 12: On the road
Stage 1: Arrival
The bus has just been brought to the shop and is ready to start a thorough transformation process.
Stage 2: Sandblasting
In order to remove the paint, scratches and casting marks from the surface of the metal, the bus goes through a meticulous stripping process that also allows getting rid of rust and residue from oxidation from materials quickly and efficiently.
Stage 3: Disassembly
The bus is dismantled: some parts are going to be restored apart from the rest of the structure and only then, they will be welded back together. Others will be replaced depending on their integrity.
Stage 4: Rear panel
After dismantling the bus part by part, it was found better to replace part of the rear panels for a better final result.
Stage 5: Metalwork
Stage 6: Bodywork details
Stage 7: Preparation
Stage 8: Paint
Stage 9: Mechanic
Stage 10: Inside Parts
Stage 11: Finished Exterior
Stage 12: On the road
