PRICE JUST SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCED
Sale price: US $48,000.00 Make an Offer
| Condition: | Used | Type: | Shuttle Bus |
| Make: | Ford | Model Year: | 2003 |
| Featured Refinements: | Converted Bus | Fuel Type: | Diesel |
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
Vehicle description
PRICE JUST SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCED - I need to sell the bus ASAP.
2003 ford E-450 with 7.3 power stroke diesel engine. Fully converted and registered to RV. Engine runs strong just drove 4,000+ miles cross country with lots of mountain driving. Previous owner did the Teton pass last winter (lived in it over the winter and used it as his ski warrior) with it which is a 10% grade and it did very well. Has a rear platform for storage and I put my dirtbike/scooter on it when traveling. There are lots of windows which brings in lots of light. There is a 9 foot cooking area with 4 burners and tons of cabinet storage below. I also added a custom metal shelf above for additional storage (not pictured) I purchased the vehicle March 2019 (photo of the white bus from the day I bought it is in the ad - so you can see the additional mods) and put about $25k into it since then. See below for stats from the conversion (the gentleman I purchased her from was a contractor and did the build out):
-(2) 290-watt solar panels, inverter, generator, a/c heat, and instant hot water heater.
-2800 watt Onan generator with remote start
-3000 watt Magnum energy hybrid msh3012m
-Magnum energy me-bmk battery shunt
-Magnum energy me-arc50 remote control
-Tri Star MPPT charge controller ts-mppt-45
-Tristar digital remote control ts-rm-2
-surge guard automatic transfer switch
-4 208 amp batteries
-Blue seas 7622 heavy duty Auto battery charging replay
-2 Canadian Solar Monocrystalline 290W Black Solar Panel
-heating pads under all tanks
-pipe tape heater on pipes
-1 gray tank for shower 40 gallons,1 gray tank for sink 20 gallons both with RV style drains
-46 gallon fresh with fill port outside
-suburban on demand gas water heater
-12v RV water pump
- house water filter
-city water hookup
-30 amp RV power hookup
-natures head composting toilet with vent
-full shower
-suburban gas furnace 30,000 btus, Honeywell thermostat
-roof mount ac unit with electric heat
-4 burner gas cooktop
- good size fridge
- full bed with memory foam mattress and dinette that breaks down into an additional bed
-vent fan in the bathroom
-32"" tv
-40-pound propane bottle
I then added the below work to the bus:
-4WD Conversion with Advanced 4 Wheel Solutions in SLC, UT. This included new Bilstein shocks up front and RanchoRS999000 shocks in the back. 6" lift. -Brand new 32" Toyo Open Country Tires (7) -Aluminess front bumper with new spot lights wired in and added storage -New custom heavy duty metal front door with two locks -Roof spare tire mount -Custom ramp storage for back platform with new ramp for easy scooter/dirtbike loading -Custom black metal shelf above kitchen area (not pictured) -Custom matte finish dark blue paint job -Powdercoat all wheels in black
Unfortunately, due to personal reasons, I need to sell this beast. She has been very good to me in the short time I have owned her, but she deserves a better home. I built her out with the intent of keeping the bus as my adventure vehicle forever, but that dream cannot be realized. I hope the bus goes to a good home who will spend time on the road in in the woods, on the beach, and in the mountains where she belongs. You will notice that people love the bus, as it is truly one of a kind. I have met many wonderful people along the way and I hope you share the same experience in your journey. Feel free to call me with questions and make me an offer, as the price is negotiable. Also note that the post says I"m in Oregon, but I"m actually quite flexible on where the bus is. I am currently finishing up a leg of a trip with her but if you"re on the pacific coast, I can likely drive her to you. All negotiable.
Mahalo!
2003 ford E-450 with 7.3 power stroke diesel engine. Fully converted and registered to RV. Engine runs strong just drove 4,000+ miles cross country with lots of mountain driving. Previous owner did the Teton pass last winter (lived in it over the winter and used it as his ski warrior) with it which is a 10% grade and it did very well. Has a rear platform for storage and I put my dirtbike/scooter on it when traveling. There are lots of windows which brings in lots of light. There is a 9 foot cooking area with 4 burners and tons of cabinet storage below. I also added a custom metal shelf above for additional storage (not pictured) I purchased the vehicle March 2019 (photo of the white bus from the day I bought it is in the ad - so you can see the additional mods) and put about $25k into it since then. See below for stats from the conversion (the gentleman I purchased her from was a contractor and did the build out):
-(2) 290-watt solar panels, inverter, generator, a/c heat, and instant hot water heater.
-2800 watt Onan generator with remote start
-3000 watt Magnum energy hybrid msh3012m
-Magnum energy me-bmk battery shunt
-Magnum energy me-arc50 remote control
-Tri Star MPPT charge controller ts-mppt-45
-Tristar digital remote control ts-rm-2
-surge guard automatic transfer switch
-4 208 amp batteries
-Blue seas 7622 heavy duty Auto battery charging replay
-2 Canadian Solar Monocrystalline 290W Black Solar Panel
-heating pads under all tanks
-pipe tape heater on pipes
-1 gray tank for shower 40 gallons,1 gray tank for sink 20 gallons both with RV style drains
-46 gallon fresh with fill port outside
-suburban on demand gas water heater
-12v RV water pump
- house water filter
-city water hookup
-30 amp RV power hookup
-natures head composting toilet with vent
-full shower
-suburban gas furnace 30,000 btus, Honeywell thermostat
-roof mount ac unit with electric heat
-4 burner gas cooktop
- good size fridge
- full bed with memory foam mattress and dinette that breaks down into an additional bed
-vent fan in the bathroom
-32"" tv
-40-pound propane bottle
I then added the below work to the bus:
-4WD Conversion with Advanced 4 Wheel Solutions in SLC, UT. This included new Bilstein shocks up front and RanchoRS999000 shocks in the back. 6" lift. -Brand new 32" Toyo Open Country Tires (7) -Aluminess front bumper with new spot lights wired in and added storage -New custom heavy duty metal front door with two locks -Roof spare tire mount -Custom ramp storage for back platform with new ramp for easy scooter/dirtbike loading -Custom black metal shelf above kitchen area (not pictured) -Custom matte finish dark blue paint job -Powdercoat all wheels in black
Unfortunately, due to personal reasons, I need to sell this beast. She has been very good to me in the short time I have owned her, but she deserves a better home. I built her out with the intent of keeping the bus as my adventure vehicle forever, but that dream cannot be realized. I hope the bus goes to a good home who will spend time on the road in in the woods, on the beach, and in the mountains where she belongs. You will notice that people love the bus, as it is truly one of a kind. I have met many wonderful people along the way and I hope you share the same experience in your journey. Feel free to call me with questions and make me an offer, as the price is negotiable. Also note that the post says I"m in Oregon, but I"m actually quite flexible on where the bus is. I am currently finishing up a leg of a trip with her but if you"re on the pacific coast, I can likely drive her to you. All negotiable.
Mahalo!
