Thing belongs in a post-apocalyptic setting!

If you think about it, post apocalyptic the flora and fauna will take over and technology will be destroyed

Well, looks like that happened to the bus.

I used to drive a bus like this. ><;

This old or this busted? XD

Little bit of both. XD

Nah, that old. They were fun to drive.

Wow cool. I think this is either from the 60s or early 70s before they had regulation yellow lights on the top of school buses. Thanks for faving it!

Yeah, late 60s and early 70s. If I had to guess... I'd say 72.

And you're welcome. Gotta fav a school bus. ^^

correctomundo dear sir http://www.kimberry.com/archives/19....._bus_front.jpg

XD

not sure what type. It looks like a dodge 1972 or something similar. thank you google

Nope that an International Loadstar, probably a 1700 model. With the carpenter body.

I see you have a very wide knowledge of school buses. How long have you driven them?

I drove a school bus back in 1993 - 1997. I drove buses ranging from a 1972 up to 1996 models. Most of the buses I drove were the late 70s and early 80s Ford, GMC, and internationals. With the high school activity bus being a 72 IHC, and a 91 navistar international military bus.

I drive a tanker now. But I never forget those ol'gurls.

The real question is: can you remember what drove you to school? hahaha

But thats cool man. You must be hella qualified in order to drive a tanker truck. Awesome stuff. I actually want to see one day a milk tanker truck accident XD That'd be hilarious, but I'd only like to watch it from TV because it would start to smell sooooo bad. Unless... o man imagine winter and a pond covered in milk XD That'd be epic!

LOL the bus I rode to kindergarten in was a 1967 Chevrolet bluebird. But I didn't know it at the time. I found out much later.

That would be an epic spill, but not hazardous. So they probably just wash it away with water. Dilute it. But then, that's why most tanker drivers drive slow. Cuz they're easy to roll over. XP

most definitely XD would you ever want to drive an auto transporter?

No!! Too much liability. XD

much more pay though hahaha isn't that like top dollar when it comes to truck driving

Yeah, that and high dollar electronics. Oh.. And heavy haul. They make a stupid amount of money! (Unless they mess up and hit a bridge or something. Then it all goes away). XD

Nah, the yob I have now. I clock in and clock out. Get paid by the hour. Its nice! Wish I found this job 10 years ago.

I hope you don't have to work 40 hour shifts. I myself need to find myself a job in the chemistry industry, but since my school screwed up my transcripts I got to wait until august until I can its sooo stupid XD

I do about 50 to 60 hours a week.

August? That is stupid. ><

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