Skoolie for sale

[Twigg]

Originally Posted by jester

And I have to price it that way because by the time I get talked down I'll wind up getting exactly how much I have into it. or less.... Which is still fine though.

It remains a nice bus.

I had my one comment, but I hope you get what you need out of it.

[Arvik]

Originally Posted by o1marc

Many of members here spend quite a bit of time in their buses in locals much hotter than R.I. A/C is a must if you're completely off grid. I don't plan on being in any RV parks. You don't necessarily need a "monster" generator, some run them off solar and batteries with an inverter.

This is winter number two in southern AZ in the bus, we camp 100 deg days.
There are no AC units that run of batteries and inverters. You would need massive battery bank and huge solar cell array.
Bottom line, you will spend more than $5k to power AC with batteries.

[o1marc]

Originally Posted by jester

This is winter number two in southern AZ in the bus, we camp 100 deg days.
There are no AC units that run of batteries and inverters. You would need massive battery bank and huge solar cell array.
Bottom line, you will spend more than $5k to power AC with batteries.

That's what the inverter is for.

[joeblack5]

Jester, I spray foamed ( closed cell 2lbs) my metal work shop from the inside and after several years decided to add another window. So had to cut a hole and was able to see how well the spray foam had adhered to the metal. There was no rust. May be different with open cell ?

Regarding the structural integrity I am all with you. I am not removing mine.

Nice looking bus, good luck,, is your next one the same size?

Later J