Ken Kesey's Original "Furthur" Bus on Its Latest Trek

TL;DR

The "Furthur" bus, a 1939 International Harvester, is featured in a San Francisco exhibit called "Forever Grateful."
The bus was central to Ken Kesey's 1964 cross-country trip with "The Merry Pranksters," documenting their experiences with LSD and alcohol.
Despite causing emotional and psychological damage to some participants, the bus became an emblem of liberation and cultural shift.
The bus's journey inspired the band known as the Grateful Dead.
After years of neglect, the bus is being preserved through public exhibits and fundraising efforts led by Kesey's son, Zane.
The exhibit aims to inspire creativity, exploration, and the creation of personal paths forward.

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