Web Developer & Family in Their 2007 Duramax Diesel 6.6 LMN Chevy Short Bus

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Caleb is a web developer and he and his wife, Hannah, and their three-year-old are traveling around in their amazing Chevy Short Bus conversion. The sleek interior looks ultra-modern, and now Caleb is helping others build out their own buses. How cool.

Because of his job, he has tons of solar power and battery banks to make sure they rarely run out of juice. The bus also includes a bathroom with two shower heads, so they never *have* to go outside or at a campground.

Best of all, their son Phoenix is getting all the amazing experiences that Caleb never had as a kid. Check out the full video tour with Tiny Home Tours below!

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Beautifully-Converted Chevy Short Bus Tiny Home

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Their sleek and modern living area transforms into the bed.

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Here’s their little kitchen with a real tile backsplash.

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They have oodles of solar on the roof!

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VIDEO: Families DIY Mini School Bus Conversion

Highlights

  • Caleb and his family live in a stylishly converted Chevy Short Bus, offering a modern, mobile lifestyle.
  • The bus is equipped with extensive solar power and battery banks to ensure energy sufficiency.
  • Their unique bus conversion includes a bathroom with two shower heads for added convenience.
  • Their son, Phoenix, enjoys diverse experiences that Caleb missed in his childhood.
  • Caleb assists others in creating their own bus conversions, sharing his expertise.

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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4 comments

  1. I love what folks do with schoolies. Beats letting them rot in a salvage yard. I’ve see some awesome builds, especially the longer wheelbase units. Some friends used two set up as a T, with a two story cabin between the two. The ultimate deer camp with the second story their card playing area. Downstairs bunks for eight, a huge kitchen area, a lounge area, a mud room for all the jackets, boots, and a separate gun room. It took three years to put the final touches on it. Outside outhouse and shower however, but it is there “Man Cave”.

    1. Wow that’s so fun! It would be a nice way to do an Airbnb on your property because you wouldn’t need to worry about moving it.

  2. What a beautiful home! It has such a sleek and elegant look that if you didn’t know you would never guess it was a school bus. I have a feeling he’s going to have more work building bus homes than he can handle.

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