VIN: 1BAACCSH6MF046526 Mileage: 143,630

With a Cummins B5.9 turbocharges inline 6 cylinder engine, and four-speed automatic transmission. Tags indicates rear axle ratio of 4.78, and a 133" wheelbase.

This was to be the bus that Dan and friends would take to the "Burning Man" event. He began outfitting it with natural wood paneling and trim. It features two sleeping areas that double as storage, and a desk area. The water tanks are stored under one side. A recliner chair is also installed that is electronically controlled to recline. A sink and toilet are installed and all plumbing appears to be there. Included is a generator and electric winch system to mount to 2" receiver on rear. The roof and wall are covered with padded panels or carpet. Pumps for pump out are present, as well as 110V outlets and service. Handcrafted knob and latches were fashioned from aluminum for the interior.

This is a titled vehicle. For this lot, payment accepted only by wire transfer. For winning bidders in NC, license plate and titling of vehicle will be obtained by Leland Little Auctions NCFL# 7452, provided all applicable fees and taxes are paid. Additional taxes may be due upon registration, depending on your state of residence.

From the Estate of the Late Daniel F. Welz, Orange County, North Carolina
Owner of Buffalo Breath Forge, Industrial Design & Fabrication, Dan Welz list of accomplishments is extensive and a full resume will accompany the lot. Some of the highlights include:

Styling for General Motors
Chief Designer at Blue Bird Body Company
Consultant for NASA, Cape Kennedy
Film Projects for Coca-Cola
Designed and Fabricated a Trolley for Georgia Transit Authority
Designed and Fabricated a Lift for the DeLorean, Back-to-the-Future

Unit was driven to facility and has completed over 30 miles since acquisition with little trouble; otherwise it operates as expected.

The following condition report, while thorough, is not exhaustive as vintage cars have inherent wear and imperfections. We welcome personal inspections.

Yellow paint present on panels, with a primer finish in white and grey on exterior; tires are aged, but holding air; local service shop looked the bus over and suggested cooling system attention needed; appears to have an incorrect thermostat installed, as the overheat alarm alerts at 200 degrees and causes alarm/shut down; rear top/bubble hatch went missing during drive; no other apparent concerns.