FOR SALE: 1991 Bus Conversion - $11,500

[mjjackso]

Vehicle Highlights:
Make: Chevrolet/Thomas
Model Year: 1991
Mileage: 127,915 (as of 03/31/0

VIN: 1GBJ6P1P1MV103366
Engine: 366 TBI Fuel Injected Gasoline Engine
Transmission: Allison AT545 4-Speed Automatic

Description:
This 1991 bus conversion is in excellent condition and runs great. It was purchased in December 2004, converted to a motorhome and used during the summer for camping. Talk about riding in style! This vehicle is great for churches, sports teams, tailgating, road-trips or families looking for an affordable motorhome. Visit http://www.thejacksonexpress.com to learn about the history of the vehicle, view pictures of its conversion and road-trips as well as read all about its specifications, maintenance, etc.

FAQ's:
Why are you selling the vehicle?
Unfortunately, I hardly have any time these days to take the motorhome out on the road. Instead of letting it collect dust in my driveway, I've decided to put it up for sale hoping that someone else will be able to use it more then I've been able to lately.

Where can I learn more about the motorhome?
Visit http://www.thejacksonexpress.com. This site is dedicated solely to the motorhome.

Do you have any more pictures of the motorhome?
Sure do! View the motorhome's photo album at http://www.thejacksonexpress.com/photos/index.html.

Is there a phone number that I can contact you at?
(24 361-1285, ask for Matt.

[pete c]

nice looking bus, but, I think you'd have a tough time getting anything close to 11K.

It doesn't appear to have a kitchen or bedroom or even beds. So, calling it a motorhome is a bit of a stretch. Also, it's a gasser and at 4 bucks a gallon, this summer, it's gonna cost close to a buck a mile in gas.

I think your best bet is maybe to market it as a tailgate partymobile. Are there any sport teams in your area with green and white colors?

Good luck.

Pete

[mjjackso]

Hi Pete,

Thanks for the comments. Yeah, Michigan State University is in the area with green/white colors. Loading this thing up with a group of people and going tailgating would certainly work! I know that when I've filled it up, it makes for tons of fun.

Regarding the price, it's definitely negotiable...

The open space at the back has been intentionally left open for luggage. This area could easily be further converted into a bedroom and/or kitchen. I never bothered to do so because I needed luggage space for 12+ people.

Thanks,
Matt