Owning a bus

• Scania N113CRB luver

  3 Apr 07, 16:59

  Hi guys! Ok dont really concern SG, but i just want to clear my doubts. Anyone here knows which country allows ordinary citizens to own a personal bus ? I would really like to know!
• popmynutsy

  3 Apr 07, 17:01

  uk i think.
• 105090

  3 Apr 07, 18:35

  anyone can what in singapore..
  
  Private Bus
  Private Hire Bus
  Excursion Bus etc
• SMRT Buses

  3 Apr 07, 18:42

  Originally posted by 105090:

  anyone can what in singapore..
  
  Private Bus
  Private Hire Bus
  Excursion Bus etc

  But all these must be registered under a company's name if i'm not wrong
• Scania N113CRB luver

  3 Apr 07, 19:18

  Originally posted by SMRT Buses:

  But all these must be registered under a company's name if i'm not wrong

  Yea lah. Darn.
• Yusry

  3 Apr 07, 19:36

  New South Wales, Australia definitely.
  
  A few of my friends own buses. One owns the former CMB ML1.
• Scania N113CRB luver

  3 Apr 07, 20:08

  Originally posted by Yusry:

  New South Wales, Australia definitely.
  
  A few of my friends own buses. One owns the former CMB ML1.

  HOLY. Then i might migrate there?
  
  As far as i know, Australia has quite a number of used Jap buses and Merc, as well as Volvos, particularly Volvo B10M. I would really like to own a used bus, convert it into something and upgrade some parts, esp the suspension and engine.
  
  Its my biggest dream, to own a bus or a vehicle created entirely by me. Im inspired by many people who builds and creates their own beast machine and i would really wish to build one.
• Scania

  3 Apr 07, 20:18

  Originally posted by Scania N113CRB luver:

  HOLY. Then i might migrate there?
  
  As far as i know, Australia has quite a number of used Jap buses and Merc, as well as Volvos, particularly Volvo B10M. I would really like to own a used bus, convert it into something and upgrade some parts, esp the suspension and engine.
  
  Its my biggest dream, to own a bus or a vehicle created entirely by me. Im inspired by many people who builds and creates their own beast machine and i would really wish to build one.

  To avoid having lawsuits, it would be advised that you use spare parts from the original manufacturer or from a company which has been authorised to produce spare parts for that kind of buses, unless spares are difficult to find.
  
  Is it worth it migrating there just to own a bus? You can own a vehicle or property there without migrating.
• ngjy22

  3 Apr 07, 20:22

  Originally posted by Scania:

  To avoid having lawsuits, it would be advised that you use spare parts from the original manufacturer or from a company which has been authorised to produce spare parts for that kind of buses, unless spares are difficult to find.
  
  Is it worth it migrating there just to own a bus? You can own a vehicle or property there without migrating.

  If he knows a lot, he can actually bulid his own engine, own parts, models etc. Then his bus won't be using Voith, ZF gearbox etc.
• Scania N113CRB luver

  3 Apr 07, 20:29

  Originally posted by Scania:

  To avoid having lawsuits, it would be advised that you use spare parts from the original manufacturer or from a company which has been authorised to produce spare parts for that kind of buses, unless spares are difficult to find.
  
  Is it worth it migrating there just to own a bus? You can own a vehicle or property there without migrating.

  No larh. Migrating is just a joke. Thats why i put the sign.
• Scania N113CRB luver

  3 Apr 07, 20:37

  Originally posted by ngjy22:

  If he knows a lot, he can actually bulid his own engine, own parts, models etc. Then his bus won't be using Voith, ZF gearbox etc.

  Impossible. U need a workshop to do this. I cant do this at home , whereas in other country i can. U need an aluminum block to make the engine block, camshaft, cylinders, etc. Unless...
  
  Unless i use plastics ( acrylic or perspex) to make a model of a non running engine, but full of working parts. The model engine will be driven by an electric motor from a fan. Seen this video before. The engine that i plan to create will be the horizontal engine.
  
  
• SBS3625D

  3 Apr 07, 22:15

  I would be really glad if there's a bus mueseum in S'pore. Otherwise I'll have to stare at old pics and go "WOW! I used to take one of these!"
• WiNtEr'SkiLL

  3 Apr 07, 22:32

  anywhere?
• Windy_hates_B10TLs

  4 Apr 07, 10:28

  Originally posted by Scania N113CRB luver:

  Impossible. U need a workshop to do this. I cant do this at home , whereas in other country i can. U need an aluminum block to make the engine block, camshaft, cylinders, etc. Unless...
  
  Unless i use plastics ( acrylic or perspex) to make a model of a non running engine, but full of working parts. The model engine will be driven by an electric motor from a fan. Seen this video before. The engine that i plan to create will be the horizontal engine.
  
  

  You are a foamer...
• Darkness_hacker99

  4 Apr 07, 11:18

  Originally posted by Scania N113CRB luver:

  Yea lah. Darn.

  You need less than $50 to register a company.
• Scania N113CRB luver

  4 Apr 07, 16:49

  Originally posted by Windy_hates_B10TLs:

  You are a foamer...

  What you mean?
• SBS9888Y

  5 Apr 07, 17:08

  Originally posted by Scania N113CRB luver:

  What you mean?

  are u that dum?
• Scania N113CRB luver

  5 Apr 07, 17:14

  Originally posted by SBS9888Y:

  are u that dum?

  I really dont know whats the meaning of foamer !
• SBS9888Y

  5 Apr 07, 17:17

  Originally posted by Scania N113CRB luver:

  I really dont know whats the meaning of foamer !

  ok u are dum
  
  here la.. i not so bad i giv u link..
  english for amateurs
• SBS9888Y

  5 Apr 07, 17:21

  if u still dunno den too bad ur dum... anyway pm or add my msn n i'll tell u wad it means lol
• ZYX2005

  5 Apr 07, 18:29

  Originally posted by SBS9888Y:

  if u still dunno den too bad ur dum... anyway pm or add my msn n i'll tell u wad it means lol

  ok u r word foamer