This is one of the best bus conversion videos I've seen. Enough detail to make me want to learn more, but not overwhelming. I especially liked the clear, concise monolog. Congratulations on a job well done!

The absolute most informative and enjoyable conversion video I've ever seen. No unnecessary info, and the info you did share all extremely useful and perfectly conveyed. I've never "liked" a video until now. Thank you.

Nice tour. We are still in process after 2 years. Just wife and I. Thanks for the inspiration and tips. We are in Colorado Springs so the mountain pass info is very helpful.

love your layout and material usage, furniture is well chosen also, enjoy many adventures!

Congratulations it is a blessing and your families labor of love. God bless you all as you start this next chapter in your lives

Well presented video well articulated and in depth explanation. Loved it! Wish they all were are as informative as yours. Keep on busin'!!!

Great that u mentioned the environment where the bus had spent it's previous life. Wow wow wow to the rust. Seems like it's solid now, mechanically and otherwise. Great job for a first video...no stammering or struggling. Enjoyed listening to all of your video when I usually skip over to decor lol. TY for sharing. One day, I may pass u on the road.

nice job we are here in Houston tx and we are working on some bus conversions thanks for the video

Nice build , I hope you folks have a safe enjoyable trip.

Absolutely awesome! Reminds me of a bus conversion my family did back in the 70s. All the best to you and your family!

Thanks for sharing! You do excellent work!

Loved watching the this. Please upload more. Would love to see how you get on with it. Thank you loads for sharing (y) Best of luck to all of you.

great bus, attitude, and attention to detail. I'm working on my own bus now, and yours is certainly an inspiration! :)

Really nice video. Thanks. I used to drive a school bus in Illinois. when we had a problem driver we used to torture them in the winter. you slowly pour water over the rear tires letting it build up to several layers of ice making it impossible to move the bus. then of course laugh when the driver would call into dispatch saying the bus wouldn't move.

Awesome! Thanks for the tour!

Great video. I appreciate you sharing the info!

Great build!

Beautiful bus. It looks like a real labor of love.

Great job!!

New subscriber great build...si informative

Absolutely awesome looks great looking forward to Future videos

just discovered your vlog look forward to seeing more in the future thanks

Make sure you have the inside of your roof properly sealed with reflectix...myst have 3/4 inch air gap between roof and tge product. Also coat the outside of your roof with Henry's tropical. Do this and watch the temp drop drastically inside the bus

great video!

Cant wait for the real Tour of the bus :)

very kool conversion... for the heating & cooling i would like to suggest using ceramic window film & tinting even on the dront windshield. it will help kill the heat magnification from the sun but of course don't try to grow anything in the vehicle as it would just be a soil drying project because the ceramic film kills or reduces UV & damaging rays that produces heat. hope that helps.

The Skoolie Trailer was sooooo much fun to watch.

extremely awesome !!!

Beautiful

Great video ... extremely well done for a first! Made me want to go delete my videos and redo them! Thanks for sharing really like the cork flooring idea 💡!

Beautiful wow!!!

As far as a new engine, just look online for a local shop with a good reputation. I recommend doing your research to help insure a good experience with a reputable shop, good luck

I wonder if they make a fleet air filter for that bus. It made a world of a difference on my Freightliner Cascadia.

Very nice! looks so easy on this side of You Tube but I know it has to be difficult to put it together. Great job!

What a great video! Good speaking style, and great explanation of what you did to the bus. Spectacular looking bus too, of course! QUESTION: where do you store the bus when not in use.... do you have covered storage, or do you keep it outside?

This was one of the best instructional videos I have seen. I can really see how it could have been less and more exxspensive you.

Thanks for reminding us that it is a VEHICLE So many skoolie videos focus on where the sneakers get stored and spice racks and such. I think that why people end up selling their buses as soon as something mechanical fails. Diesel engines last but not without help.

Very nice job.

very very nice, you should be real proud of your work.

Great conversion if you have endless money 💰

Super Nice!

Very nice build and thanks for all the detailed information! Do you still have the bus? And if you did it again what would you do different? I'd like to take the three kids and wife out to see the country. I'm lucky enough to work pretty much whenever I want.

Perfect video. Thanks for sharing.

We are thinking about converting a skoolie. I was wondering what you used for insolation? We plan to winter down south but know there are few places it doesn't get chilly. We also want to be safe if we have to return to Iowa in the winter for some reason.

Instead of saying how much it cost. You could say, "If I would do it again, I would have spent X amount of dollars". Used this type of bus, Cut costs by using more salvage, Pay more for certain problems, etc.

Beautiful job

how high does your EGT get before you back off? how many RPM's does that Cummins turn when cruising down the interstate? and how many MPG do you typically get?

You can pick up a forced air heater that takes the engine coolant heat.. I picked one up surplus from a motel remodel that they had extras.. no sense running a furnace when you are cooking off diesel.. and painting the roof white dramatically cools the vehicle. I couldn't believe the difference when I painted mine white.

Sweet Reno 👍🏻

Best schoolie I every see

Excellent work

Im gonna guess close to 40k cause of all the rust repairs and mechanical repairs before the actual build. 20k on mechanics..and 20k on material and building. Ikea aint cheap :D Really great bus design. Weve been talking about painting our bus grey. But werent sure. After seeing yours..i think silver/grey is the way to go. Looks great

how much did you have to spend for the galvanized metal on the sides where the bus windows originally were?

Im in Colorado and looking to get the fuel adjustment you talked about to increase hp. Can you tell me who you used? I'm going to also be pulling something with my bus. Thanks for you help!

I have a silly question..I plan. On doing this in the spring...what did you use to cover the windows...

When you replaced the bus windows with RV windows did you add any additional support where you took out the original window supports?

What kind of bus is this? It looks so much bigger than a regular school bus. It looks like a city bus maybe? Does anyone know?

Can you share the make and model of the toilet system you ended up using? Also what did you end up using for the door to close off the bathroom? I've been contemplating using a pocket door system.

cool vid, cool rig! nice job guys 😎

Too bad we didn't get a walkthrough....

The bus was not lowered. The rear drive train allows for the extra storage space underneath and this is how it came from Thomas. Thanks

I agree Dan

I have the same model well a 1995 Thomas rear pusher and my tac does not work. I was wandering where the tach sensor is located so I can replace it.

Did you have the bus lowered, to me it looks to lower than stock ? Wondering in Canada !!

how much do you think it would cost to build one of these if you pay somebody to do it would it be cheaper than a hundred thousand for a diesel pusher

Enjoyable video, thanks. Only issue was volume, which is a good mic should correct. Following

What does a project like this cost all said and done? That's the main thing nobody talks about. Even a rough estimate to the closest thousand would be helpful!

Nice job, like what you've done except, the sleeping or bedroom, no privacy.

I don't remember exactly who we used for the fuel plate modification. There are several on line to choose from. Just be mindful of the hp limitations of your transmission and cooling system

Webmaker cubic foot wood burning stove out of Canada that's design for RVs hangs on the wall check it out go to the mountains and camp

Do you have to stop at weight station or not

My one critique of of your fine video is it was hard to hear

I have three inches of spray foam, roof , walls and floor I can keep the bus conversion at 65 even in 100 plus temps with one AC

Put a wall up between your bed and your kids bed. They need privacy even if you don't.

Good job, but you never did a beauty tour as an after.

Im 6´3, can I move around ok in there?

Are the boys twins?

what's with the big secret on how much it cost to do it. it's not like we are asking how much you make ..

Why do you call your bus a skoolie?

volume very lowq,you should have a mic with you in the future,

It's a nice transit bus conversion.

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I hav a School Bus, I'm insured with Progressive, they are going to Cancel my Policy just out of the Blue, next Month 4/2017. If you can steer me to an Insurance Company, I would appreciate it.

Hi there really enjoyed this. When is your next episode! all the best to you guys out on the road.

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