There are many travel junkies around the world who have moved to mobile homes like tiny-home-on-wheels or converted bus homes to live their dream life. One such example is of Michael Fuehrer from Stockholm, New Jersey who has also transformed a 2004 Thomas Freightliner school bus into a cozy mobile home to please his wanderlust. He has spent about US$35,000 and nine months to include complete features of a house including kitchen, seating, sleeping area and a bathroom with shower. The most intriguing feature of this converted school bus home is the rooftop deck that’s also accessible from inside.
While talking of its exterior, there isn’t much change except the inclusion of a custom-built outdoor table, flood lights and flat wooden slats on both sides; adding rustic essence to the looks. Just like any other converted bus home, the storage facilities are positioned at the back. The bus roof has three skylights, solar panels, air conditioner and a wooden rooftop deck perfect to have some fun in open air. In addition, the fresh and gray water tanks are housed underside the bus home along with additional fuel tanks.
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The wood-clad interior of this converted bus home is so amazing that it doesn’t even seem like a bus home from inside. There are a lot of vertically sliding windows which bring in sunlight, as well as beautiful views of surrounding nature inside. The kitchen area is equipped with things such as foldable dining table, full-sized sink, reclaimed wood countertop, cubic fridge, and a small pantry. Despite a separate two-person bedroom, there are convertible sofas to create additional space for guests.
From comfort and safety to water and energy supply, this converted school bus home has all things one may probably need during travel. Its evident proof is the fact that he has travelled about 18,000 miles in his bus home till date, in which he has explored a total of 36 different states and 32 National Parks. This converted school bus home can be a big money saver for him to continue life on the road for sure.
Fuehrer shares his travel experiences and bus life basics through his own blog named Navigationnowhere, so stay in contact if you’re planning to have a similar kind of school bus conversion.
Via: DailyMail
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