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Channel: @Rehabit8
After spending 3 years converting our MCI Coach Bus, we are ready to leave for full-time travel. ► Join the Rehabi-Tribe and help support us as we make videos: http://bit.ly/2KlBlDk
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In our quest for seeking out a more healthy and sustainable lifestyle, we made a plan that includes zero waste living, tiny home living and full-time travel. We considered buying an RV, looked at trailers and airstreams but settled on doing a bus conversion for our off the grid, tiny house on wheels. We bought a 1996 MCI 102 D3 coach bus and with the Bus Demolition and Interior Shell complete, now we turn it into our Tiny Home on Wheels!
Watch Season 2: Bus Demolition series here - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRZQiM7o8hfcpN6IE5Vp4kUcoBKyE4Grw
Watch Season 3: Bus Build series here - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRZQiM7o8hfe0doEcJQPUj-2TkSMI4dR7
Watch Season 4: Interior Build series here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-ts2iMHs9Y&list=PLRZQiM7o8hfcye07Zy00YsoIVUgEDqRxx
In its previous life, our MCI bus was used as a school bus, although we don't think we can legitimately call it a skoolie. We are confident that converting our bus into a class a motor home will have challenges, but doing a massive overhaul and remodel on a motorhome / RV remodel didn’t seem to align with the off grid bus life we were aiming for.