Skoolie - Converted School Bus, Tiny Home, Camper Bus with LED lights
Sale price: US $18,000.00 Make an Offer
| Condition: | Used | Type: | School Bus |
| Fuel Type: | Diesel | Model Year: | 2004 |
| Make: | International |
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Vehicle description
Converted School Bus For Sale - A Skoolie There has never been a better time to travel in safety! We are selling the perfect family-friendly adventure bus to camp in, take to parks, use as an outdoor quarantine space, tailgate to pretend the world is back to normal, and be in nature or anywhere but stuck inside. This skoolie is a 2004 International converted school bus in great condition. We bought it in April 2019 and put in a lot of work to make it a great family-friendly adventure and or party bus. It has beds, lights, music, power setups, screens, ventilation, and so much more! We’ve put more than $6,300worth of work into an already amazing and rebuilt engine and brand new tires. Then another $2,000+ worth of paint, cleaning, futons, and other amenities. It features 2 bunk beds and 3 futons (sofa beds), a bench seat with 8 seat belts, a back deck for so much extra storage (and it’s removable), 2 tables, interior carpet, a Bluetooth-enabled sound system, LED lights, and so much more! The walls and ceiling are metal so magnets can hang anything! The bus is in great condition. The tires are only 1.5 years old with very, very minimal miles on them. The bus has a new radiator and passed inspection in the state of Wisconsin in April 2019 (where we purchased it) as well as in NJ for the last two years. We have receipts of service since we bought it and service records from 2004. It can also be turned into a tiny home, camper, RV, tailgate bus, or a man cave, she-shed, transport vehicle - anything! Plus there is a lot of storage possibilities and room for extras throughout.
Transaction Details:
We will drive it to you and clean it prior to drop-off. Included in price. Stats: 2004 International CE300 converted school bus. DT466E diesel engine. Registered as a motorhome (in Wisconsinpreviously and NJ now) VIN: 4DRBRAAP64B964916 Bought 4/1/19 with 143,817 miles on it. The bus is 40 feet long plus an extended back deck that allows for extra storage. Tires replaced4/19/19: FourKS 11R22.5 KDA TL 14 tires and two KS 11R22.5 KRH TL 16 tires. A $2,657 value! Engine: 4/10/20 maintenance. Removed and replaced radiator. Replaced washer nozzles. Greased chassis. A $3,676 value! The entire engine was rebuilt at ~120,000miles by a school bus mechanic. Roof 2 coats of NASA developed white ceramic paint on the roof that reflects the sun so it doesn’t get as hot as regular vehicles.It provides an extra leak-proof protection as well (no leaks ever reported) InteriorStructure Painted the interior walls, ceiling, and bunk beds white Painted the interior floor with a gritty porch paint Sealed around windows and doors Installed insulated wheel base covers for a flat surface and noise reduction Installed a metal railing next to the steps Installed8 seat belts on the bus seats Added a wiring system to have power at each table and behind the driver"s seat using power cords strips and extensions for shore power when hooking up to any electric source–like available at most RV/camper campgrounds. This feeds into one plug for easy power setup. ExteriorStructure Painted the exterior “nevermore gray”, with white trim and black accessories Painted the deck with a gritty porch paint Secured back deck railings and structure InteriorExtras Existing interior lights Installed removable bug screens on the front windows (velcro) Installed bug screen on the front door Replaced stereo and speakers with a Pioneer Bluetooth-enabled radio head and hard-wired speakers Interior carpet Installed a curtain system for all side windows and front and back of the bus Bought3 new futons for extra sleep or lounge space Put up LED lights in tubes around the sides of the bus. They are changeable and have a remote – change them to your favorite team’s colors Created a screen and vent system for the overhead hatches – great for airflow and staying cool while driving and/or when parked. Portable toilet and toilet / bathroom area for privacy. There are side panels in the bus where a window-unit AC can fit. We have sealed those and opted for natural ventilation, but the ability to install window AC units for use when plugged into power is there. DriversSeat All the head lights and interior lights are labeled There are 2 fans for defogging the windows, if necessary, and for extra cooling of the driver if needed Cruisecontrol 8-way, adjustable drivers seat that is shock mounted for an incredibly smooth ride on any long trips A backup camera is installed for easy maneuvering and total visibility
Transaction Details:
We will drive it to you and clean it prior to drop-off. Included in price. Stats: 2004 International CE300 converted school bus. DT466E diesel engine. Registered as a motorhome (in Wisconsinpreviously and NJ now) VIN: 4DRBRAAP64B964916 Bought 4/1/19 with 143,817 miles on it. The bus is 40 feet long plus an extended back deck that allows for extra storage. Tires replaced4/19/19: FourKS 11R22.5 KDA TL 14 tires and two KS 11R22.5 KRH TL 16 tires. A $2,657 value! Engine: 4/10/20 maintenance. Removed and replaced radiator. Replaced washer nozzles. Greased chassis. A $3,676 value! The entire engine was rebuilt at ~120,000miles by a school bus mechanic. Roof 2 coats of NASA developed white ceramic paint on the roof that reflects the sun so it doesn’t get as hot as regular vehicles.It provides an extra leak-proof protection as well (no leaks ever reported) InteriorStructure Painted the interior walls, ceiling, and bunk beds white Painted the interior floor with a gritty porch paint Sealed around windows and doors Installed insulated wheel base covers for a flat surface and noise reduction Installed a metal railing next to the steps Installed8 seat belts on the bus seats Added a wiring system to have power at each table and behind the driver"s seat using power cords strips and extensions for shore power when hooking up to any electric source–like available at most RV/camper campgrounds. This feeds into one plug for easy power setup. ExteriorStructure Painted the exterior “nevermore gray”, with white trim and black accessories Painted the deck with a gritty porch paint Secured back deck railings and structure InteriorExtras Existing interior lights Installed removable bug screens on the front windows (velcro) Installed bug screen on the front door Replaced stereo and speakers with a Pioneer Bluetooth-enabled radio head and hard-wired speakers Interior carpet Installed a curtain system for all side windows and front and back of the bus Bought3 new futons for extra sleep or lounge space Put up LED lights in tubes around the sides of the bus. They are changeable and have a remote – change them to your favorite team’s colors Created a screen and vent system for the overhead hatches – great for airflow and staying cool while driving and/or when parked. Portable toilet and toilet / bathroom area for privacy. There are side panels in the bus where a window-unit AC can fit. We have sealed those and opted for natural ventilation, but the ability to install window AC units for use when plugged into power is there. DriversSeat All the head lights and interior lights are labeled There are 2 fans for defogging the windows, if necessary, and for extra cooling of the driver if needed Cruisecontrol 8-way, adjustable drivers seat that is shock mounted for an incredibly smooth ride on any long trips A backup camera is installed for easy maneuvering and total visibility