

Meet the Owners


Meet Brad and Erika, the duo-team behind the bus! Here to offer you a unique photo booth experience and create memories that will last a lifetime.
Here is our story
(Inspired by true-ish events as told by Brad)
Let me take you on an adventure, one that goes way, way back to the year 2020. Like many stories this story starts out in a land far, far away. A magical oasis in the middle of the desert where dreams become reality, a place full of warm-hearted people, where smiles grow on trees and kindness is around every corner-- no I’m not talking about Pahrump-- I’m talking about Las-freaking-Vegas. I truly believe Gandhi was talking about Vegas when he said, “a smile don’t cost a thing suga”. Anyways.. There we were smack dab in the middle of the nationwide shutdown doing our daily walk when, BOOM, it hit us, an idea so revolutionary, so imaginative, so insane it just might work… We should submit an audition video to Survivor, show the world our survivor skills, and walk away with a cool million. Well we did that, and not only did they reject us, they told us our survivor skills were so bad they were honestly surprised we were still alive.
After putting most of our eggs in that basket we didn’t have much left. On our last ditch effort for a lifetime of happiness, we had one more golden egg idea… A Tinder for cats and dogs. It was a foolproof plan, the only problem was they lacked the fingers to swipe. Welp, after that epic fail we hit rock bottom. 0-2 on good ideas.
Now it's hailmary time, one more mistake and it’s game over. After many hours of putting pen to paper and tossing ideas into a waste basket we finally wrote down an idea that would change our lives and the world forever… A VW photo booth bus. Originally, we wanted to implant an Artificial Intelligence electronic computer module in the VW like K.I.T.T. in Knight Rider but after doing more research we found out that show wasn’t real. So, we’re keeping it classic. Restoring a 1970 VW wasn’t a walk in the park, she required a little elbow grease. But once we wiped that useless elbow grease off her she looked right as rain. Rescuing this 1970 VW bus from a life stuck in an old barn, to being restored and converted to a photo booth bus has been my life’s greatest accomplishment! Aside from my Dundies of course.
Fin
Restoration
When we purchased the bus it was faded blue, filled with dirt in the wall panels and had old deserted beehives in the ceiling and doors.
Here are some photos we took on our restoration journey. From the flooring, to panels, interior/exterior paint and more. We chose to do all the work ourselves and spent many, many hours getting this deluxe 1970 VW ready for the spotlight.


