On 10 Feb 2010 12:02:47 GMT
Adrian wrote:
Far, far easier. All buses are just very-low-production more-or-less-
handbuilt bodies on standard chassis, unlike mass production cars.

The drivetrain on that thing, as with all buses, is all underneath and at
rear. Bog standard Volvo, according to the DATBV website. The steering on
normal buses is completely separate from the drivetrain, unlike a normal
car, and is almost certainly bog standard Volvo, too. I'd bet the chassis
is bog-standard Volvo. It's really just a bog-standard Volvo coach with a
bit of basic waterproofing and some hydrojet propulsion powered by a PTO,
all in the normal under-floor storage space.

Ok , I stand corrected.

Whats a PTO?

I imagine the chassis will need extra rust protection if it'll be spending a
lot of its life in water thought.

B2003