skoolie bus Camper conversion DIY. About the author: Mircea Mazuru. Starting out with a motorcycle permit just because he could get one two years earlier than a driver's license, ...

Anna Morgan and Joshua Beaman bought a 30-foot school bus for $4,000. They spent four years renovating it, using carpentry and bargain-hunting skills to save money. The converted Skoolie has a ...

Above the windshield, the Sage skoolie has a full-width shelf that holds a big smart TV that is perfectly visible from the three-seater sofa, or any other corner of the bus, as it is mounted on an ...

Skoolie!: How to Convert a School Bus. $13 at Amazon. If you find areas with large flakes of rust, and the floor feels soft or flexes as you put weight on it, you have a more serious rust issue.

Tanya Nestoruk and Arya Touserkani turned a school bus into a tiny home. Here, the skoolie is parked on a beach in Baja California, Mexico. Courtesy of Tanya Nestoruk and Arya Touserkani ...

Labor of love” is a phrase that doesn’t really do this auction-bound build justice. It was somehow bigger than that—driven by a force arguably even more powerful than love. This was an act of survival ...

SPENCER − There was a time when Mark Murphy's job was driving school buses to the manufacturer and back for repair work. But no more. These days, it's his wife Dawn Murphy behind the wheel of a ...

NEARBY White Haven area attractions include Hickory Run State Park with hiking trails and a waterfall, Holy Ghost Distillery, ...

It's called Skoolie Living, turning an old school bus into home sweet home. CBS New York's Zinnia Maldonado introduces us to a local mom who is giving it a try.

Since last year, students at the Career and Technical Education Center have been hard at work converting a 2007 Thomas school bus into a livable recreational vehicle. The Skoolie is now up for bid ...

The Skoolie Xpress offers art classes and creative spaces for events like birthday parties and festivals. Anderson and her husband, Carl, spent four years converting the bus, a 2005 model.

Skoolie Foundation board members Joe Bowers and Brandon Simmons pose in front of the Empowerment bus, that will be a mobile-hygiene bus. Photographed at Bowers Plumbing & Remodel, on March 25 ...