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It's finaly time to UNTIE THE LINES again! My sailboat Karl and me are back to explore the world a bit more :). I hope you will spare some of your time on fridays again to share the joy of the crusing life, to learn more sailing and refit skills with me, to discover new destinations and to get to know some great people. The start of the new season will be on friday the 26th of June 2015 and I hope to see you all back here!!! Ahoy, Nike & Karl Visit www.whitespotpirates.com for more info about Karl & my journey. --- This sailing documentary is based on material that was filmed starting the end of February 2015. It is NOT a live documentary! For real-time updates, please visit www.facebook.com/whitespotpirates or www.instagram.com/whitespotpirates
They told me it would cost $16,000 to get Buster the Bus back in shape. As a 60-year-old woman tackling this project, I knew there had to be a better way. Today, I’m talking about the steering coupler. The shop estimate? $900. My actual cost? Less than $50. I’m not a professional mechanic, and I’m not here to show you a step-by-step tutorial. I’m here to show you that with a little research and some grit, you don't have to be at the mercy of a shop's massive markup. I’m doing the "impossible" repairs for a fraction of the price, and I'm taking you along for the ride as I save over $12,000 on this build. If I can do this, you can too. In this video: The breakdown of the $16,000 "reputable" shop estimate. How I found a steering coupler for under $50. Why I’m choosing to do the work myself on Buster the Bus. #BusLife #WomenWhoBuild #BusterTheBus #BudgetBuild #Skoolie #MoneySavingTips #DIYOrDie