1964 GMC Bus to Motorhome Conversion For Sale

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This is a 1964 GMC bus to motorhome conversion for sale near Boston, Massachusetts.

Inside you’ll find a full kitchen, bathroom, sofa bed, dinette, and a bedroom.

Asking price is $7,999 but the bus needs work. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!

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1964 GMC Bus to Motorhome Conversion For Sale

1964 GMC Bus to Motorhome Conversion For Sale

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1964 gmc Bus converted into a RV, 8b71 motor rebuilt,
it has the following:
– A/C Heater
– 150 gallon Gray Water Tank
– 150 gallon Water Tank
– Approx 140 gallon Fuel Tank
– 4 Speed Standard (Manual)
– Full Kitchen: Double Sink, Stove, Refrigerator, and Microwave
– Toilet, Sink, and stand up Shower
– New Clutch
– Destination Reel ( lots of Destinations listed, mostly Raceways) They still make the heat resistant paper needed for this reel. You can make up your own reel with your own destinations / Name the Bus.
– Laundry/or/ Trash Shoot, We used it for dirty Laundry.
– 4 New Rear Tires
– Rebuild Engine 30,000 miles ago, Supercharged (No Turbo)
– 8 Cylinders
– Spare Parts, including Glass, starter, air bags, alternator, window seals, etc.

Needs a new Hot Water Heater, new seals in front side window & middle side window.
After using this Bus for the past 5+ years, we’ve noticed the wooden floor under the kitchen has gotten squishy, and the wood on the inside passenger side (near door) has rotted due to a leak in window seals. Also the window in the back drivers side has a seal that needs to be replaced. We still would have camped in it this year if we hadn’t moved on to a fifth wheel and maybe more.

Learn more: http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/rvs/5283383179.html

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