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Caleb purchased a 1995 International Thomas 3800 36-foot school bus from the Boys and Girls Club in Rome, Georgia for $3,000, and spent $7,000 renovating it.

There are a lot of decisions to be made when it comes to converting your school bus into a Skoolie. Here are some tips on designing Skoolie floor plans that work for you.

The cost of converting a school bus varies dramatically, based on factors like the size and year of your bus, whether you choose to DIY or hire a company to convert it for you, and what amenities you decide to include in your bus. In this article, I will share the detailed breakdown of the

Couple Robbie and Priscilla purchased a 1998 Thomas School Bus. While they could have bought an RV, they wanted something that said “home,” and a school bus that reminded them of a tiny home was it. They even went so far as to put a genuine house door on it.

Couple Robbie and Priscilla purchased a 1998 Thomas School Bus. While they could have bought an RV, they wanted something that said “home,” and a school bus that reminded them of a tiny home was it. They even went so far as to put a genuine house door on it.

Take a tour of this family of three's warm and welcoming tiny house, built right onto the frame of an old school bus.

At first, this couple was planning on finding some land without an HOA so they could have a tiny house near their home base in Colorado, but after learning about skoolies everything changed! They almost

Oli and Emily started converting large panel vans like Citroen Relays, Fiat Ducatos, and Mercedes Sprinters into homes on wheels from a workshop in Ingatestone. The pair now also provide build plans and consultancy for anyone who plans on building a van themselves.

Converting a school bus is an enjoyable experience, but it isn’t easy. From legalities to appliances, here some things to consider!