Diy schoolie bus

This creative couple squeezes themselves, a dog and a cat into only 200 square feet — and actually make it look easy!

Converting a skoolie can be a daunting process, but after building a bus of my own and talking to hundreds of other bus and van dwellers on the road, I’ve compiled a list of the most common mistakes that people make, and why and how to avoid them. 1. Not Doing Research/Buying the First Bus

The cost of converting a school bus varies dramatically. In this article, I will share the detailed breakdown of the cost for the conversion of my boyfriend’s and my 22-foot short bus, and we’ll also take a look at the conversion costs of a couple of our friends’ larger buses. #skoolie #busconversion #schoolie #skoolielife #tinyhouses #tinyhomes #schoolbus #schoolbusconversion

The cost of converting a school bus varies dramatically, based on factors like the size and year of your bus, whether you choose to DIY or hire a company to convert it for you, and what amenities you decide to include in your bus. In this article, I will share the detailed breakdown of the

Moving into a school bus is definitely one of the scariest things we've decided to do. As many of you know, we are not at the point yet where we are living full-time in the bus. However, I've been thinking a lot lately about the things that I am admittedly fearful of when we do.

Mike and Tawny bought a 2004 International RE school bus for $5,000, which they named Oliver, started selling off their possessions, and sold both their home and business. They also went vegan and expanded their education through seminars and classes.

The cost of converting a school bus varies dramatically, based on factors like the size and year of your bus, whether you choose to DIY or hire a company to convert it for you, and what amenities you decide to include in your bus. In this article, I will share the detailed breakdown of the

Talia and Andy converted this school bus into a gorgeous home on wheels, which they call The Bicoastal Bus, and they share it with their child and a dog.

This year my husband Joel and I decided to do something crazy and head out on a 2-year long road trip through Central and South America. We were super excited about this trip but we had one problem- no transportation. We recently sold our converted Honda Element camper SUV in order to get something bigger for the