They started with a 1952 Flxible Sightseer bus, then added all the bells and whistles that would possibly fit. All of the original badges and logos have been replaced with retro-stylized Magpul logos, including the embroidered leather trim on the driver’s chair.
In honor of the company’s impending move to Texas, they have stocked the bar with a selection of fine Texas-made brown alcoholic beverages in addition to the normal fare. The glassware is housed in a lighted and windowed cabinet next to the booze, and on the other side is a dual-tap kegerator.
Underneath the seats in the bar area is a humidor, fully stocked with fine Perdomo Reserve cigars. There’s a standalone cigar cutter for the table, and even Magpul branded cedar sticks to use to light your fine tobacco products.
Just behind the bar is a face-to-face set of couches, but just behind that is the armory.
On the inside, Magpul has stocked the cabinet with 1950′s era weaponry. The top row of the cabinet has a line of 1911 handguns, and below that are a slew of Thompson submachine guns. There’s even a belt fed Browning M1919 strapped in.
To the sides are panels that open up on the outside, allowing easy access when you’re around the bus and not on it. But instead of more retro firearms, Magpul has their latest and greatest creations on display.
