Powered by the highly sought-after 6.6L LBZ Duramax diesel engine, this 2007 short bus conversion is one of the most capable and well-built skoolies on the market. With approximately 140,000 miles on the clock, brand-new tires, a clean title, and every system fully operational, this is a true turnkey off-grid home not a project build. At roughly 23 feet long by 8 feet wide, it drives and parks more like a large pickup than a traditional RV, making it a rare combination of livability and practicality.
The off-grid power system is built for serious self-sufficiency. A 400W rooftop solar array feeds a 4,200Wh Comvolt power station, supplemented by DC-DC charging from the alternator while driving and full shore power capability when available. However you travel, you'll have power.
Inside, the conversion is thoughtfully laid out for full-time living. The kitchen includes a refrigerator, a 2-burner propane cooktop, and a 6-gallon Camplux on-demand water heater. A 50-gallon freshwater tank and 25-gallon grey tank support the sink and indoor shower. A composting toilet rounds out the bathroom. The dinette converts into a queen-size bed with built-in storage underneath, and Havelock wool insulation keeps the interior comfortable across climates. LED lighting throughout completes the space.
Outside, an 8x16 foot roof deck with integrated solar and ladder access adds serious living and recreation space. A rear cargo cage holds dual 20-pound propane tanks, and a dedicated diesel tank feeds the heating system independently. Fuel economy runs approximately 1011 MPG depending on conditions.
This bus has been road-tested across the country through a wide range of climates and conditions. Everything works exactly as it should. Only selling due to a change in direction. Additional photos, walkthrough videos, and detailed build information available upon request.