I'm selling my skoolie conversion. I'd say it's about 80% to 90% of the way done. A bit about the build, I built this for Utah weather which means really cold and snowing in the winter and blazing hot in the summer so it has been insulated to withstand those changes. There's just over two inches of spray foam insulation in the ceiling, three and a half in the walls and about an inch in the floor.
It's 9 windows or 29' from the front of the flat nose to the back allowing it to fit perfect in two parking stalls.
It has a queen size bed and was designed so that the couch could be converted into just shy of a twin (the couch is built but it can not convert the way it is currently built.)
The flooring is manufactured laminate that is scratch resistant and durable i believe the brand name is 'lifeproof.'
It has been completely off grid for the nearly nine months of living in it full time. There's two 100 watt solar panels that attach into a 1400 lithium ion goal zero yeti that powers the entire bus. Thers a 60quart dometic refrigerator that runs off the solar with no issues. There's four different remote controlled string LED lights with the ability to change and customize each.
The bus has had zero mechanical issues since being purchased in Nevada last year, and every shop weve broght it into has commented on how nicely it purrs. There's just over 215,000 miles on the odometer. The bus does have a small coolant leak somewhere but it hasn't been more than needing to be topped off every month when we move it. The bus has been started regularly while it's been parked. When the bus was bought last year we were told the tires were in great shape and it's had very few miles added to it this year since I've mostly been staying put trying to finish the build.
A few other things to note is it has a composting toilet, a garage that can be accessed from both the side wheelchair access door on the back passenger side of the bus and the back emergency exit. There's also storage under the bed that's accessible from inside the bus and storage under the couch. There's just over nine feet of counter space and a 'kernel' space built into the cabinets under the counter, my sixty pound dalmatian loved the space and it had plenty of room for him and his toys.
There's a dwarf 5kw wood burning stove with the added oven attachment from tinywoodstoves.com. The bus was completley gutted before we insulated and there was only one spot of surface rust when the floors were removed which I treated and then we also painted a coat of rust resistant paint on the bare metal before setting up the furring strips.
I'm very sad to be letting the bus go. It's been a dream of mine to travel in a school bus across the country for many years and it finally seemed like the right time. Being honest with myself though, I realized that this bus is way bigger than me and my dog need to travel and circumstances have changed to the point that traveling won't be possible for another couple of years for me. I'm hoping my loss will be the start of a great adventure for someone else.
Asking price $15,000 OBO
More pictures will be added throughout the week if there's anything specific you'd like to see comment and I'll try to get to it asap.
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