Bus conversions are some of the most amazing around, and with good reason: these mobile habitats can surprise with limitless space, functionality, and, in the case of today's conversion, the ability ...

Tiny homes and motorhomes are usually associated with the idea of “less is more,” but this doesn’t always equate to compromising. When downsizing your lifestyle to a small dwelling or building a ...

Many of us have seen an old bus for sale for a tantalizingly low price, and begun thinking about the possibilities. [EpiclyEpicEthan1] is someone who took the next step, bought the bus, and got to ...

Old buses make a fantastic platform to let your imagination, finances and skills run wild to build a truly unique RV. I love searching the net for these things and seeing what people come up with. Now ...

My first school bus conversion (skoolie) was an escape. I was living under the dual thumbs of my student loans and mortgage, and working two jobs to pay for a life I didn't have time to enjoy. After a ...

Most factory-built motorhomes often mimic whatever is hot in home design, or they just go wild and look like a Las Vegas ...

As you've seen here before countless times, school buses make for an interesting blank canvas for an RV conversion. But turning a vehicle meant to haul kids into a comfortable home takes skill, and ...

They recently encountered Dave and Cherie Bartels from Pennsylvania – nice folks with a great story to tell. Their bus-RV has custom solar panels on the roof, a nice kitchen, bathroom and living space ...

Minnesota-based Mande and Ben Tucker have converted a 1992 school bus into a tiny home on wheels to travel around the country with their one-year-old son Sawyer and eight-year-old dog Penny Lane. The ...

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An RV might be the second-largest purchase you’ll ever make, right behind a house, but it doesn’t have to be that way. If you walk away from the RV dealers and are willing to do some of your own work ...