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Jeremy Tepper, of Sirius/XM Radio, shares his photo of the Honeysuckle Rose, parked outside Third Man Records.

Thanks, Cherie, for sharing this cool picture!

Thanks so much to Beanie, from Minnesota, for these pictures of Willie Nelson’s  from the Willie Nelson and Famiy show in Bayfield, Wisconsin, in 2008.  And, here’s Beanie with the bus!

Thank you, Cherie, for your happy bus photo! Always fun to see that bus pull down the street. Classify those as good times.

What a lovely view, on a lovely California morning!  Thanks to Lane and Katrina for sharing photos from their trip to see Willie Nelson and Family in Northern, California.

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by:  Julian Gothard

Less than a year after an undisclosed collector snapped up Willie Nelson’s former Eagle 1 band bus for $47,850 (CAD) at an auction in Toronto, Canada, Nelson’s Eagle International Entertainer Sleeper Model – which began life as a 96″ wide, 40 feet long Model 10 – found itself back on the auction block. Listed as Lot No. 4097 in the Auctions America Auburn Fall catalogue, the 1986 model year band bus – described as “a priceless piece of Americana and country music history,” by Auctions America by RM President Donnie Gould – was expected to fetch between $60,000-$80,000 but actually sold to an internet bidder for a mere $29,250 (€23,391/£18,504) at an auction held in Auburn, Indiana on Saturday, September 1, 2012.

Originally commissioned by fabled country singer-songwriter Willie Hugh Nelson (Patsy Cline’s captivating hit “Crazy” was penned by Nelson), the bus was later used by drummer Paul English and the band whilst Nelson was touring as part of “The Highwaymen” – comprised of fellow singers Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, and Kris Kristofferson – between 1986 and 1995. The coach continued to see service with the band through 1999 after Nelson resumed his solo career. Affectionately known as “Me & Paul” as well as “The Scout II” the rig was manufactured by New Brownsville, Texas-based Eagle International Inc., and outfitted by Kissimmee-based Florida Coach, Inc.

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The exterior of the coach sports stunning original art murals by the renowned artistic duo David “Rainmaker” Butler and Cheryl “Sunshine” Butler.