Hello from Oceanside
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From: San Diego CA
Hello from Oceanside
Hey guys and gals?
I'm a Ford fan from birth. I recently purchased a 1994 e350 cutaway/shuttle bus to convert to RV. Originally it was going to bee an boyfriend traveling the perimeter of the USA leaving on my 50th birthday in November, however; it appears I am going to be alone on this trip.
I have the international diesel 7.3 motor (which is what I researched and chose this vehicle for)
Ran out of gas recently and have problems of all sorts since then.
I am in search of some private property where I can work on the bus and get her running again and ideally a place to build out the bus part. Most important is safe place to park.
If anyone has space available she's 19 feet long and 7.5 wide.
I am rustically self contained water hose and electric plug would be awesome.
Please let me know. I can pay a little bit every two weeks.
Thanks
Kym
The chapter looks fun! Glad to be a part of it!
I'm a Ford fan from birth. I recently purchased a 1994 e350 cutaway/shuttle bus to convert to RV. Originally it was going to bee an boyfriend traveling the perimeter of the USA leaving on my 50th birthday in November, however; it appears I am going to be alone on this trip.
I have the international diesel 7.3 motor (which is what I researched and chose this vehicle for)
Ran out of gas recently and have problems of all sorts since then.
I am in search of some private property where I can work on the bus and get her running again and ideally a place to build out the bus part. Most important is safe place to park.
If anyone has space available she's 19 feet long and 7.5 wide.
I am rustically self contained water hose and electric plug would be awesome.
Please let me know. I can pay a little bit every two weeks.
Thanks
Kym
The chapter looks fun! Glad to be a part of it!
Laughing Gas
Joined: Apr 2016
Posts: 922
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From: SoCal
Welcome aboard the SoCal train!! 
Sorry, but I can't help on the space needed.
This is a great place to help with your vehicle issues though. Running a diesel out of fuel is a HUGE No No and I'm sure you've gathered that by now.
Good luck on your quest
Sorry, but I can't help on the space needed.
This is a great place to help with your vehicle issues though. Running a diesel out of fuel is a HUGE No No and I'm sure you've gathered that by now.
Good luck on your quest
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 1,398
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From: Simi Valley, CA
Welcome! I ran my old dodge out of fuel once, had to crack the fuel lines and crank it until it was spitting fuel then tighten them all back up to get the air out of the lines. Not even a little bit fun.
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