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 the bathroom walls and installed walls down half of the bus. Running the electrical wires pushed us to finalize where... Continue Reading →
When we were at the tiny home festival a few weeks ago, we got to see a guy named Mike, with Navigation Nowhere. We first met Mike, back in April while we were at the North Carolina tiny home event. His bus is beautiful and the craftsmanship is just really well done. Check out this... Continue Reading →
The other job we wanted to complete while we had the bus with us in NC was pulling the ceiling down. Some skoolie conversions don't fully gut the bus; it's really a personal preference and since we plan to take the bus out west to colder climates, we are planning to strip the bus down... Continue Reading →
Our first major job was to take out the seats which turned out to be easier than we anticipated. First we took all the cushions off the frames and unbolted the seats from the walls. Paul was underneath using channel locks to hold the nuts in place while I was inside with a wrench &... Continue Reading →
We had it all planned out. During our trip out west in September (2018) we would look at school buses for sale. The forums we've read say that buses out west have less rust and can come from from school systems that have a bigger budget for transportation which can mean nicer buses. That would give... Continue Reading →
