School Bus Conversion Time Lapse | Short Skoolie With Roof Raise

Check out my school bus being converted into a tiny home. I condensed the entire 4 month build down into a 15 minute video. All the work was done by my family, my friends, and me. I have lived in the bus for the past year and am currently converting a second school bus for a new customer.

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[dpodsful]

I am impressed by your loyalty to Champion throughout the entire process! 😄

[REGRETLYSS]

ayyy another shortie with a roof raise! We're a rare breed. Great build.

[ben]

Wow - great video Mitch! That was quite a project. You may be an expert in small bus rehab!

[singlewcheese]

Wow! Not sure how I found this, but glad I did. Between the time-lapsed camera work, awesome music (checking that out next), and the epic final outcome, u should have a lot more views than this! 💯 Not sure where u live, but I don't know if I would be as eager to leave such a beautiful place. Between the green, wide-open scenic views, that amazing garage/shop, and the red pickup and tractor in the background, looks like a pretty cool place to call home. To top it off, u have such a cool group of friends/family that were there supporting and helping (I bet u didn't have to pay 1 of them)😉. Looks to me like u have everything a person could search for right there in front of you! But I get it...you're young and need to venture out into the world to find yourself and discover parts unknown. I'm just older and have had my time to see the world and discover. What I found is that I'd trade all those trips for just a few more days at home doing the simple things in life with all those people I find myself w/out now. At least you'll have an awesome video to look back on one of these days. Great work on the bus btw. 👍🏼 My only ? is...#1. Where is this beautiful place? and #2. What's under the tarp in the garage? 😂 Can't even place the make much less the model! I know it's old, it's awesome, but the long front end and square roof are throwing me off! I'm gonna guess something from the 60's or 70's. Either way, hope u find what you're looking for and eventually find your way back home to what really matters safely! 😊✌🏼

[ryanfitz]

The dedication to filming and editing all of this is almost as impressive as doing literally everything yourself. Super awesome man, hope you are enjoying it!

[grindz]

A roof raise full build in 4 Months is quick! Nice work!

[cyntiaspadafore]

What a beautiful, beautiful built. It is exactly what I would like to have as the way out

[Dbellerive]

That is one of the most efficient use of space!! Well crafted!! Love it!

[ravent]

Nice conversion! I would definitely pick a short bus over a van or a bigger bus.

[evelynbailey]

So impressed with your work especially the roof raise! My partner and I would like to do the same thing with our bus. Did you buy any preset plans for that or did you make it up? If you have any tips you would be willing share, your advice would be most appreciated. Either way thanks so much for filming the process, and amazing job!

[RoundTownWithMike]

Jealous here. Somehow I feel like having a huge shop with all the right tools and perfect grass is cheating! LOL

[goober]

love your build. hope you make many memories with it

[paulchristianstaana]

It was a great and beautiful project
too bad the video ended

[wilfredolopez]

You guys know what you doing that’s for sure, amazing job 👍

[briandavis]

Well done a ton of work but well worth it enjoy the journey and safe travels

[shan]

This is so satisfying to watch -- looks so good Mitch!

[daisysoto]

SÉ VOTARON TRABAJO TODO MUY LINDO SOLO QUÉ SÉ OLVIDARON DE LO MAS IMPORTANTE LA HIGIENE 🤔
INCREÍBLE

[jeff]

This showed up as a suggested video. The thumbnail made me think this was a story about a Jail bus.

[gregdbarnes]

Hey Mitchell, when are you going to release a 15 to 20 minute presentation video of your very impressive short skoolie?

[youtubehatestruthtellers]

Hello sir. Quick question. I see you doing a lot of the conversion. May I ask how you went about planning how you wanted everything laid out prior to doing your modifications