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We're glad you're here. Welcome Fellow Moonies! If you haven't yet, please introduce yourself in the Welcome/ Introductions Forum and please review our rules. (There are only a few) If you have any questions, feel free to ask anyone or any of our tech admin or forum moderators ( fmbc grease monkey). You can see a list posted at the bottom of the forums page. Also, PLEASE take the time to include your location in your profile. Half the fun is finding bus people near you to help when needed or to cara-bus with to the next campout. We look forward to seeing you at the next campout! Happy bussing!! History of the FMBC The story of FMBC...: Derek worked at Woosely's Garage (VW only repair shop) in Charleston, SC. When I moved back in 98, I found Derek at the Low Country VW Show not far from where I was staying. He told me about the shop he worked at and told me to bring my bus by to get worked on. I did and made friends with him and the owner, a great man, Doc Woosely who was in his 80's and still working on VW's. He was trained at the factory when he was young. Anyway, Doc let me hang out and watch and learn. Derek (aka Capt. Passout) and I became good friends and we were talking and he said his friend Screwloose and his friend Royce had been talking about starting a bus club and camping on the full moon and calling it (Screwloose's idea) Full Moon Buses. To make the club about camping and not about show cars, as we had noticed most of the bug clubs had gone, we also decided to let all races of buses in (water and air) and be FREE!! Instead of letting this idea fade away again, I decided to take action. I stayed late one day after work and learned to make a website on a Geocities site on the work computer. I had no idea what I was doing and the original site was one long page as I didn't know how to make it link to other pages. I misremembered the name Derek had told me, which Screwloose came up with, and posted Full Moon Bus Club as the name. The name stuck. At this point I had met Royce but not Screwloose. Derek and I made the first Everybus that year and camped together. Screwloose's Dad was there but that is another story. Shortly afterwards we had a Canadian join who moved to Charleston and had a broke bus. (imagine that) His name was Peter Campbell. We later had our first camp-out on some private land of a friend of mine and we called it Round O Round Up but later changed it to Round O Rain Out, as it did. (The town closest was called Round O) Of the first 5 members Royce, Peter, Derek and myself were all there. We were the only Moonies that made it. After that we made our first HCBF together. And met Mad Uncle Dave and his lovely wife Sherry, found out they lived in Charleston and we had a new member. MUD (Mad Uncle Dave) helped out immensely with the web page thing and taught me many things and helped build the site with me. He was a great asset in the early days as he also knew how to wrench. I also met Ben, who lived in the Charleston area also at that HCBF. And he also joined. From there things started and just kept going and going and going....... All any of us wanted was to help each other out and make sure our buses kept going so we could camp!!! And for the record. MUD introduced Breakfast burritos oh so long ago... MUD, my waist doesn't thank you LOL Peace brothers and sisters, Snoopy |
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Nansea19 May : 04:18PM Does anyone know if there will be another Blue Ridge Bus Tour later in the year?
Nightmare18 May : 07:58PM Yep 13 turns is ok. Putting back by number of turns is just a general guide to get it close assuming it was aligned correctly before you started.
91&84vw17 May : 06:22PM what do you know about tie rods it said put back on with same # of turns as taken off took off in 12 turns but takes 13 to put back on the locking nut is in same spot at the 13 turns is this ok need to know now
Bob26 Apr : 09:06AM Yes, its me OBB. Sorry you left yours, glad you found another. I have left mine off a couple times, it makes a mess. I hope the rest of your trip goes well
lunarhoney25 Apr : 04:18PM Orange bus bob! (is that you?) i left my oil cap in daytona after changing my oil at charlie's place..woops. well i found another one here close by. Thanks! : D
lunarhoney25 Apr : 11:05AM Hi! just signed up today. My name is Hannah. I drive a 1960 Bus with a type 1 engine. My dad and i restored it together. Right now I'm in Myrtle Beach, SC and realized my oil fill cap is missing! anyone in the area have a spare? it would greatly appreciated. thanks!!(*) View all posts (730) |
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