2 bedroom bus conversion

In this post, I'm going to show you the best shuttle bus conversions I've found online.

Mike and Tawny bought a 2004 International RE school bus for $5,000, which they named Oliver, started selling off their possessions, and sold both their home and business. They also went vegan and expanded their education through seminars and classes.

Could you live in this school bus turned land yacht?! #buslife #tinyhous...

Nowell and Lauren didn't choose bus life because they had to -- they wanted the chance to see the country before they hit retirement age (and might not have the health to make that feasible).

Special effects designers Gregoire Thoby and partner Fabrice Delaure wanted to work less, earn less, and live more and they were prepared to give up their apartment in California and most of their belongings to do it. The pair were no strangers to the nomadic lifestyle, having lived in an off-grid RV in Spain and France before moving to the United States, but they were yet to take the plunge and live on the road full-time. But that all changed in a short space of time. Gregoire and Fabrice…

Up for sale is my 1997 Thomas International 3000 Series School Bus Conversion, otherwise known as as “Pax” The conversion was originally completed in 2017 and renovated in 2020. The bus was my home for almost three years. Pax has traveled across the country twice and was in Southern California for most of the time...

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The Netflix documentary 'Expedition Happiness' has made a lot of viewers fall head over heels for the skoolie lifestyle. Among the fans are Austin and Ginnie Miller, who knew they wanted to hit the road and travel after leaving the army. The couple met in 2017 during basic training. They became good friends and started dating after both were stationed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina. By 2018, they were married. In 2020, while still in the army, the couple purchased a 2001 Freightliner FS-65…

US couple Chase Green and Mariajose Trejo has converted a school bus into mobile home with an idea to live differently on-the-road.

Emma and Nick Hill transformed a 1985 Volvo bendy bus into a charming tiny home called "The Bus Hideaway" on their family's farmland in Tasmania. After purchasing the bus for $6,000, Nick took a year off teaching to renovate it with a budget of $45,000. The bus features a full-size kitchen, king-sized bed, and a spacious bathroom, all adorned with reclaimed wood and rustic details.