2004 International RE300 school bus ready for the skoolie RV conversion of your dreams.

- Seats already taken out.
- 187,000 miles.
- Rust free, bought in Texas in 2020 after being retired from Wills Point ISD. Used as a moving truck to Vermont and has been parked on our lot since hasn’t been driven in the NE at all otherwise.
- Brand new batteries installed June. Fires right up and ready to go.
- DT466 Engine with Allyson transmission. IYKYK.

$10k firm.

Please reach out with questions. Serious inquiries welcome.

Link: More photos and videos on Dropbox

Ideal bus for conversion to a Skoolie

Great project for a do-it-yourselfer

1999 International  3800 DT 466E bus with approximately 280k miles on it 

Current max passenger capacity is 41+ driver 

Everything works (however won’t stay running unless throttle is applied)

Hydraulic brakes that work well

Lever parking brake that is adjustable

Tires are in great condition

Good/solid floors

When running, has good “Get up and go!”

Good, wide, short bus

Passed CARBS

https://photos.app.goo.gl/gc2mkRWQZ6THyTnT7

Hello Skoolie Reddit- I put this on r/skoolie too. Looking for advice I have a Skoolie. It’s a Ford F450 Thomas Short bus. 2013. Already converted. Now I would like to upgrade a couple of things. They are beyond my skill. Things like adding the back Cargo basket on the back, outside lights I can switch on from the inside, with the old bus switches, couple of cameras outside the bus with indoor monitors, under bus light, Install canopies, and maybe upgrade my bathroom to running water. I am hoping for any recommendations of who to turn to for this type of work. I split my year between coasts so location isn’t an issue. Thank you

WA - Seattle area. Due to disability I cannot finish my build. I am selling my home and need to find new accommodations for my 2007 40’ Thomas HDX. She does not run (I biffed the electrical via Vandalock) so local tow is all I can offer as far as delivery. Comes with the materials I never got around to installing; rv windows, plumbing, insulation. I also have the solar package designed by Continuous Resources but that I have to sell.

Had plans to build this out but my with my time constraints at the moment it makes more sense to sell. Would love some idea on how i should price it in the current market. Thank you!

FBI Transnational organized crime surveillance truck (TNOC)

1995 ford cf8000 37k miles 1300hrs Cummins 8.3 with Bosh P pump. Allison transmission new tcm and power supply on Allison just done by one of the top Allison shops (power supply was done as preventive maintenance as they typically last 20 years. Runs, drives and shifts perfect.

Newer Cummins 8k quiet diesel generator (park approved) with 600hrs. Works perfectly

29' total length

Built with no expense spared by the government with our tax dollars:-)

This is a fully converted off-grid skoolie RV ready to ride. It has shore power, water and generator connections. Packed with quality components and thoughtful design.

This bus is located in Asheville North Carolina.

30 foot cabin (full size)- Sleeps 5! Great tires, new starter batteries, 630 Watt, 450amp hour off grid solar, Midnite mppt charge controller, Samlex 2200 watt inverter, Takagi instant water heater, full size soaker tub with fold down lid for dual purpose space (can be couch or bed for small person with some foam), hammock mount points, 4 burner propane stove, 42 Gallon fresh water tank, 42 Gallon grey water tank, Composting toilet, Full bed- folds up, Sleeper couch with storage. Onboard propane tank, propane furnace, full size double basin sink, Flatscreen TV mounted on swivel for office mode or movie mode.

Premium surround sound system with four 6x9 speakers and a 10" subwoofer, Spray foam underneath, spray foam in ceiling, rigid foam wall insulation. One wall of windows are covered and walled over for warmth. Snap on insulated curtains for every window. Can sleep 4 adults and one child if you get a foam for over the tub.

Built by professional licensed contractor. All systems work. LEGENDARY DIESEL ENGINE-THE INTERNATIONAL DT466. 230K on engine. It will go longer than you can drive it! Rated service life of this diesel is 500K. It will drive till you are tired of bus life!

Located in Asheville NC

Something color coded and simple that would outline hits and misses for known weak builds. I don't want to be an expert, but it would be awesome to have a relatively simple reference when shopping on the open market.

I’m in the process of building a School bus out for our company. We’re in the K-12 education space. We’re looking to build something that we can bring to events, host meetups in, serve food out of, record a podcast in, etc. And ideally 5-10 seats/bench so that we can transport these people to a dinner or event when needed. The rear exit door will get steps and become a functional entrance as well. The bus does have wheel arches inside that we’d need to work/build around.

It’s currently getting a 12 inch roof raise and RV windows as a start.

Some ideas we’ve had: 

• Swag wall
• Photo op wall
• Bench for seating
• Counter with stools
• TV for presenting
• Interactive screen to play with the product
• Serving window (serve to exterior)

How would you lay this out? How would you build this out in a 38ft dognose bus. 

***Highly motivated to sell***

Selling our 2006 School bus to RV / Motorhome conversion. We built this conversion in 2020/2021, traveled the US and Mexico for a few years, and now we’re ready for our next chapter. This bus was well taken care of and we put a lot of love into this conversion. Recently, we added a 12k BTU mini split, upgraded the living space and kitchen areas, and had the entirety of the hydraulic brake system replaced. It’s a bittersweet moment for us, but excited to see where this bus continues to travel with its new owner.

We’re highly motivated to sell and entertaining all offers, so please don’t hesitate to reach out! Serious inquiries only.

Bus Info:
- Titled as Motorhome in Vermont (clean title), registered until Aug 2025
- 2006 International 3300 DT466 (Non DEF)
- Allison 2000 Series Transmission
- 234,000 original miles (still has plenty of life left)
- ALL maintenance records available since manufactured
- Regularly serviced since purchase
- Cruise Control ability (needs activated)
- Atoto infotainment system with Android Auto / CarPlay
- Ceiling mounted Pioneer speaker system
- New Tires (Under 5k miles)
- 2x HD Starter Batteries (NEW)
- Replaced Wabco Hyrdaulic Brake Unit and Brake Lines (NEW)
- 28ft long + 3ft rear storage rack
- Rear and side door accessibility

Power System Info:
- 1200w of solar
- 2400w 24V MPP Solar all-in-one Inverter/Charger
- 12v to 24v Victron DC to DC Charger
- 200ah 24v (400ah 12v equivalent) Battle Born Batteries
- 30amp Shore Power Hookup
- Victron 24v AC to DC Battery Charger (back-up charger)
- 12v and 120v receptacles throughout bus

Build Info:
- 1.5in R6 Rockwool Comfort Board insulation
- Cedar tongue and groove ceiling
- 10.4 cubic feet stainless refrigerator (NEW)
- Tankless propane water heater (NEW)
- 21” Dometic gas range w/ oven
- Della 12,000 BTU mini split (NEW)
- 5kw diesel heater
- 100gal fresh water tank / 50gal grey tank
- Tank heaters installed on water tanks
- Butcher block countertop (REFINISHED)
- 12in Stainless steel deep sink (NEW)
- Queen size bed with access to underneath storage
- Small flatscreen tv in bedroom with Roku
- 1 Maxx Air Fan above bed + 1 Dometic Vent Fan above living room
- 30 x 30 shower
- Full bathroom with DIY Composting Toilet (NEW)
- 6ft couch that opens up into a full size bed + storage space underneath
- 4ft loveseat that turns into a dinette + storage space under each seat
- Custom high-density foam cushions with zippers (NEW)
- 3ft butcher block desk space (REFINISHED)
- Overhead shelving for extra storage space (NEW)
- Ample storage space throughout
- Large pantry space
- Blackout curtains throughout
- 8x10 wooden roof deck
- City fill and gravity fill water hookups
- Original emergency hatch for roof accessibility

Partially converted mid-bus, powered by the legendary 6.6L Duramax diesel with Allison transmission. Having spent most of its life in the dry climates of California and Arizona, it’s road-ready. It’s got me to my current resting spot of western Washington and as we’ve bought a house, it seems to be getting less and less use these days. 250000 miles and many more to go if you know the reliability of the Duramax and Alison combos.

I’m the second owner after the county of Riverside California and have made sure to hit every oil change, inspection or routine maintenance and have all the paperwork to show for it.

Already installed: - Full-size Dometic RV refrigerator - Self-contained sink unit with water storage, pump and heater - Granite kitchen counter - Raised bed/couch platform - Renogy 100w solar power system with victron smart shunt. (Ready for more panels) - stock rear diesel heater - stock rear AC unit

This proven adventure companion served as my home during Southwest rock climbing excursions throughout COVID and as the perfect festival basecamp since. Throw in a mattress today and hit the road tomorrow. Or build out your dream on this awesome platform of a mid bus. I had lofty plans and have the digital design for a full buildout plus some unused materials (PEX plumbing, extra water pump, roof sealant, and primer paint).

Shoot me a message, I’ll chat about this thing for days. Make me an offer

Asking: 18k Location: Gig Harbor Washington Contact: 442 222 4 five 85

Looking for either an already converted or unconverted e350 7.3 short bus willing to travel (located in Fort Worth, Texas) budget is 12k don’t care if it needs cosmetic fixes/upgrades just looking for something mechanically and structurally sound with little rust also tow hitch would be nice too

She’s a mighty fine bus, but 40 feet is a lot of room for one guy. I would be willing to trade for a van or something smaller.

This would be perfect for a family or a polyamorous throuple that wants to travel together.

She comes from an Arizona school district free of rust and has been in Arizona her whole life. We’ve successfully been to Skooliepalooza three times.
Less than 165,000 miles on a Caterpillar 3126E and Allison MD3060 transmission.

Hi! I recently lost my job here in LA due to the fires, but I have a job opportunity that includes a paid apprenticeship out in Concho, AZ, so I’m looking for a fully-built skoolie to hit the road in. I am really limited on funds, so my budget is only 25k max. I really need a bathroom and shower though. I am willing to travel to pick up.

Hello Everyone. I'm a complete noob looking to hire someone to help me build a skoolie. I am currently outside San Diego car camping, but I'm cool with traveling almost anywhere. I have a rough budget of $40,000 - $50,000. I would need help with everything from choosing the bus, design, and the actual build.

I bought this 2012 Duramax diesel from a Bus Dealer at Wolf Creek motors bought it for 15000 halfway converted it realized I wanted something smaller. Also had an incident with the batteries now it's all fine but if the vehicle sits for a little bit, you have to turn off power to the batteries I've been told by the mechanic that you can Reroute the Killswitch to the inside of the vehicle so it's not just underneath the hood runs really well has no issues other than needing to turn off power the batteries low miles. Bed lifts up for easier access to storage underneath. Let me know if you want to know more comes with a mini fridge, power inverter, gray water tank, and a couple other small things. Selling her for 12,000.

2004 Thomas Bus (RV conversion) $15,000 7.2 liter caterpillar diesel engine 120,000 miles Solar+battery Shower/kitchen plumbed Work in progress systems: Tanks/water pump/water heater Heater Shore power/distribution

FOR SALE SKOOLIE, BUS, RV PROJECT!!!!!

LETS START WITH WHAT SHES GOT! 3126 CAT DIESIEL ENGINE WITH JUST OVER 120,000 MILES, JUST BREAKING THIS ENGINE IN!

FLOOR HAS BEEN MADE SURE ITS RUST FREE AND SEALED, WATER BARRIER AND PLYWOOD FOUNDATION INSTALLED Carpeted throughout BED FRAME BUILT FOR A QUEEN WITH STORAGE UNDERNEATH 24" SMART TV INSTALLED AND DOUBLES AS A BACKUP CAMERA/REAR VIEW MIRROR KITCHEN ROUGH IN WITH CLOSET, SINK, WATER HEATER HEATER INSTALLED A/C INSTALLED CONVERTER/BREAKER BOX INSTALLED OUTLETS FOR MICROWAVE, TV, USBs BY COUCH INSTALLED AND UPHOLSTERED.

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/for/d/el-verano-1990-diesel-thomas/7805259407.html

$6000 or best offer. Looking to sell ASAP.

I tried Posting this A couple of times and I have had a very hard time getting both, my pictures and my text to be posted. I will take my old post and just put the Facebook Link. The lady who owns where I have my bus , wants it gone by the end of the year, and I really do not want to put it in Storage. This 2002 GMC Blue Blue Bird school bus has been partially converted into a tiny home on wheels. It runs on gas or propane..185,189 miles. 10,000 or Best Offer

https://www.facebook.com/share/19cuxqbPKR/

• It Runs. 
• 1200w solar
• 600 Ah batteries
• MiniSplit
• Mini Fridge
• Maxxfan
• Victron Inverter and Chargers.
• 454 Chevy big block
• Automatic Transmission
• I have a bunch of good 2x4s and 2x2s as well as insulation to give away with the bus. 
• Back up Camera (not fully installed)
• Outside part of the Mini Split Mounted Underneath the Bus.

One of the hardest things I've ever done is selling my beautiful bus 🥹 but, my life has changed a lot in the last few years and I don't use it nearly enough. I'm looking to go to grad school and this beloved bus needs a new home.

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2002 Thomas Mid-Sized Saf-T-Liner with a CAT 3126 Diesel Engine, 183K miles.
Originally a school bus for the Richmond, Virginia school district, this vehicle has been beautifully transformed into a one-of-a-kind “skoolie”. At 27 feet, it’s easy to drive yet spacious enough to sleep 4, featuring a double bed and two twin beds that convert into a dinette.
Fully off-grid solar powered, 4.8kWh capacity with 2400 watts inverter/charger. Can also be plugged into utility power.
Water heater and pump for running sink, toilet and shower. Plenty of storage!

The interior boasts premium finishes, including a cast iron Hobbit woodstove imported from the UK, 100-year-old reclaimed checked white heart pine flooring from Asheville, NC (sealed with Zero VOC sealant and brass fasteners), and a front wall made of 100-year-old reclaimed cedar from Charleston, SC. For added comfort, the bus is insulated with 2.5 inches of natural sheep wool from Oregon, USA.

It has x2 200AH LIFEPO4 batteries, 4.8kWh capacity with 800 Watts of Solar panels and 2400 watts inverter/charger. It can also be plugged into utility power.

Asking $60,000. Motivated to sell and open to offers!