new "skoolie" student

[Gonce4]

Purchased the lot a year ago (Maryland's Eastern Shore) and got my school bus yesterday!!!...So excited to be creating my new full time home. (My van "TRUE" is my travel vehicle). Thanks so much for all your info that found its way to the internet to inspire me. And THEN I found this community. How lucky for me to literally have at my finger tips the experience of all of you exemplars.

Let the Journey begin...

[WanderWoman]

Originally Posted by Gonce4

Purchased the lot a year ago (Maryland's Eastern Shore) and got my school bus yesterday!!!...So excited to be creating my new full time home. (My van "TRUE" is my travel vehicle). Thanks so much for all your info that found its way to the internet to inspire me. And THEN I found this community. How lucky for me to literally have at my finger tips the experience of all of you exemplars.

Let the Journey begin...

Welcome! You'll find tons of knowledge here on this forum! Looking forward to your bus build.
Sandi
www.thismidwifetravels.com
Living full-time on my skoolie!

[Gonce4]

Thanks Wander Woman for opening the door...I am a single female (looks like you may be too) and want to keep this project as simple and non complicated as possible...

[SDR76]

Welcome Welcome! Good people here!

[tobeamiss]

Welcome! Another single female here
Just ask....someone always jumps in to help

[WanderWoman]

Originally Posted by Gonce4

Thanks Wander Woman for opening the door...I am a single female (looks like you may be too) and want to keep this project as simple and non complicated as possible...

You are welcome! And I am a single woman as well. There are a few of us here! Everyone on here is great. I went to the gathering this past weekend and met a great bunch of people.

Sandi

[Gonce4]

Thanks "...Miss"

First thing learned...I WILL have to take off the ceiling panels...

[EastCoastCB]

Originally Posted by Gonce4

Thanks "...Miss"

First thing learned...I WILL have to take off the ceiling panels...

Lemme know if you need a had with that.

[Gonce4]

Thanks B Geek.. (B G...same initials as me HA)

[Carytowncat]

Welcome, glad you are here.

Have to take off the ceiling panels? ; Pajamas kitty, Eugene mouse, myself and a few other eight legged friends have all lived full time, and happily in this bus for over 9 months now, and we never removed a single panel. Just sayin.

Also i am not a rust hater, so long as it isn't effecting the frame or suspension, i figure a few rusted holes allow more oxygen in when buring the wood stove. Besides Eugene needs quick escape hatches with Pajamas on duty.

[dan-fox]

Originally Posted by Gonce4

Purchased the lot a year ago (Maryland's Eastern Shore) and got my school bus yesterday!!!...So excited to be creating my new full time home. (My van "TRUE" is my travel vehicle). Thanks so much for all your info that found its way to the internet to inspire me. And THEN I found this community. How lucky for me to literally have at my finger tips the experience of all of you exemplars.

Let the Journey begin...

Welcome! I'm in Silver Spring but I get over to the Shore quite often. I've got a good buddy in Ridgely.

You will find as you interact here, that very few of us are exemplars, or exemplary. We are examples; bad apples, wisenheimers, etc. But it's fun times!

-Dan

[Gonce4]

HMMM... an alternative voice... I appreciate your vote on this as I would really like to not have to take off the ceiling panels... Rust is fine...however, unfortunately for me... living with Mold is not... so will have to weigh in the labor vs. allergy thing...

[Gonce4]

Thanks Dan...and my home base is Ellicott City...so near by...

[dan-fox]

Originally Posted by Gonce4

Thanks Dan...and my home base is Ellicott City...so near by...

I'll PM you my phone #. Happy to help if I can.

I work in Columbia area. Know EC well.

-dan