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Couple Payoff $100k Debt and Move into Converted Prison Bus

Meet Ben and Meag of the Wild Drive Life. They are a couple who over the past five years simplified their life, paid off over $100,000 in student loan/vehicle debt, and converted an old prison bus into their very own rolling tiny home.

See how these two health-loving hikers are traveling and sharing their journey in their very own self-converted bus since January 2018.

Below you’ll find a video tour of their awesome custom bus conversion. Please enjoy and re-share below. Thanks!

Couple Payoff Over $100k in Debt and Convert an Old Prison Bus into their own Mortgage-free Rolling Tiny Home

Couple Get Out of $100k Debt by Living Tiny-001

Images via Wild Drive Life

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