We bought this bus in Las Vegas, NV at the beginning of this year from the school district. We started converting it before moving to VA but didn not have time to finish it before we were forced to move out of it. It has the following:
-electrical (three solar panels on top, charge controller, storage batteries, outlets and breakers)
-wood stove (from tinywoodstove, rear exit pipe so that the top can be used to cook on)
-6’1” ceilings (I’m 5’8” and fit very comfortably inside)
-bedframe and couch areas installed (can easily be removed if wanted)
-insulation in the ceiling and walls
-two 50 gallon water tanks (the clean water tank is currently installed to give access from the side handicap door and the other one was for grey water but it is not installed)
-one school seat with the built in car seats is still installed
-kitchen counters, with quartz countertops and stainless steel sink
-electric water pump (not currently installed)
-laminate floors
-white curtains that line the bus
-“garage” that can be accessed from rear emergency exit and is located under the bed
-Allison and Cummings
-title says the bus is a smaller weight, so the dmv in vegas told us that a class C license is not required (I would check with your local dmv to make sure)
-may need a new battery (it’s needs to be jump started at first, but when we drove it across the country we never had any issues with it starting back up. We only had to jump start it when it hadn’t been driven for months.)
-slight oil leak (checked out by a mechanic that said it’s fine as long as you tip off the oil, which we have a brand new five gallon bucket of)
We would like $15,000 to try and get back some of the money we put into adding electric/solar/stove/kitchen, but are willing to negotiate. It is currently in Lynchburg, VA. It must be picked up (we are full time student and don’t have time to drive it anywhere).
Feel free to email me at maddyshea12@gmail.com for more information or questions.
If it’s possible, I will update this post with information as people request it. I am also working on adding photos but since I am using my phone it is being weird.
-electrical (three solar panels on top, charge controller, storage batteries, outlets and breakers)
-wood stove (from tinywoodstove, rear exit pipe so that the top can be used to cook on)
-6’1” ceilings (I’m 5’8” and fit very comfortably inside)
-bedframe and couch areas installed (can easily be removed if wanted)
-insulation in the ceiling and walls
-two 50 gallon water tanks (the clean water tank is currently installed to give access from the side handicap door and the other one was for grey water but it is not installed)
-one school seat with the built in car seats is still installed
-kitchen counters, with quartz countertops and stainless steel sink
-electric water pump (not currently installed)
-laminate floors
-white curtains that line the bus
-“garage” that can be accessed from rear emergency exit and is located under the bed
-Allison and Cummings
-title says the bus is a smaller weight, so the dmv in vegas told us that a class C license is not required (I would check with your local dmv to make sure)
-may need a new battery (it’s needs to be jump started at first, but when we drove it across the country we never had any issues with it starting back up. We only had to jump start it when it hadn’t been driven for months.)
-slight oil leak (checked out by a mechanic that said it’s fine as long as you tip off the oil, which we have a brand new five gallon bucket of)
We would like $15,000 to try and get back some of the money we put into adding electric/solar/stove/kitchen, but are willing to negotiate. It is currently in Lynchburg, VA. It must be picked up (we are full time student and don’t have time to drive it anywhere).
Feel free to email me at maddyshea12@gmail.com for more information or questions.
If it’s possible, I will update this post with information as people request it. I am also working on adding photos but since I am using my phone it is being weird.
Allison makes several model of trans as well as Cummins several motors. You'll need to be a bit more specific, they are both important numbers.
