Skoolie framing

Skoolie Conversion Update Before we get to the good stuff (the photos) let’s talk about a couple of hold ups. Why? So many people buy these buses and then end up selling them because they run into snags. My hope is that someone comes along and finds that my posts (filled with all of the… Read More »Skoolie Conversion Update: We Have Walls and Bunks

Day Seventeen, We've been hard at work framing and insulating our walls. Come see how we did it, gypsybootstrail.com/the-bus

It's been a month since my last post already! JEEZ! Time flys! We moved into Craig's parents house, where the bus is parked, to housesit while they are away for a month. Now that the bus is right...

King size bed frame and side storage boxes. ..

Time sure goes by quickly when you’re working with a deadline! In the past month, we’ve gotten 95% of the electrical wires run and in place, put in a few lines for plumbing, framed out …

Probably a question too basic for this group, but after studying a ton of photos, I still can't seem to tell how overhead cabinets are attached to the inside metal walls of the bus. Mine is going to

Two days ago I tried to cut the plywood for the walls and only got as far as two before what I would consider complete disaster struck. Today however, I cut 8 walls out and not one was a wasted...

If you had asked me when we first bought the bus how long it would take to finish; I would have told you it would be road-ready in a few months. Yet, somehow here we are at month eight of our school bus conversion and still working hard. As many know, back in April on