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~ All Bus No Fuss' Short School Bus Conversion ~
Blue Bird School Bus Conversion By: @allbusnofuss ~
The ultimate fishing vacation that never ends. 1998 Blue Bird school bus conversion with custom fishing pole rack on the ceiling to be ready for when the fish are striking. Keaton and Nicole share their video tour of their skoolie and current home while traveling around the United States.
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Read their story behind their skoolie:
You can read their full interview here as well as see more photos of their bus conversion. They mention and provide links to a few products they used for their conversion such a their composting toilet and solar panels.
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~ D Bus Life's Short School Bus Conversion ~
Short School Bus Conversion By: @d_bus_life ~
This little short skoolie conversion with the 6.6l GMC Duramax diesel motor gives 100 square feet of off grid living for two adventurers making their way south of the border. The stop animation video of their short school bus conversion below was created by them just after they crossed the Mexican border. Could you live in such a small space for an extended amount of time?
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~ Ashley and Karinne's Short School Bus Conversion ~
Filmed By: Brock Butterfield ~
School Bus Conversion By: Ashley Starling Karinne ~
With only 4 windows in length, Ashley and Karinne had to get creative with their short school bus conversion in order to house themselves and their dogs. Rent in the Bay Area is hard to swallow and leaves you feeling without freedom. Ashley and Karinne solved that problem by taking their 1996 Ford Powerstroke 7.3l Diesel and converting it to tiny home on wheels.
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~ Jimmy Free's 1988 Crown School Bus Conversion ~
Filmed By: Brock Butterfield ~
School Bus Conversion By: Jimmy Free ~
This 1988 Crown Coach Bus was Jimmy Free's solution to escaping the high rent he was starting to experience in Santa Monica. Jimmy's passion for music inspired him to design the bus with room for an 88 key keyboard complete with granite counter tops, wood stove and a queen bed.
