Dream turns to reality

For years I have loved the idea of traveling around, enjoying someplace then moving on to a new adventure. The original idea was to buy a private rail car, they are unique and timeless, just hitch onto a train and go. It seemed like a great plan until I laid out the logistics. The cost of a reasonable car was outrageous plus the storage arrangements and fees to hitch onto a train made the plan go racing down the rails without me. The idea of travel still intrigued, so from rail to road I went, RV travel would be the next best thing. Motor homes look like motor homes and I wanted something similar to a rail car. Doing some online research the bus lifestyle was found. The buses out there were fascinating, styles from over the top to stripped shells ready for your own interior design. I was ready to climb aboard. The next step was finding one within the budget and gathering more info on buses. I read as much as I could find and talked with many bus owners who were willing to answer questions(bus owners are very friendly and more than happy to talk buses) after months of looking I found one that interested me. It was in Indiana, I am in Texas now what.