Over the past two years, our stealth pet-friendly shuttle bus has taken us on some amazing and beautiful journeys. We've even lived and worked from the bus full-time. This is the result of 9 months of full-time work converting a Ford E450 shuttle bus into a fully off-grid mobile tiny home. We spent a lot of time making sure this would feel like home both inside and outside of the city. Titled and insured as a Class C motorhome. Check out our video tour on youtube for more detail.

Power

• 3 x 160w flexible low profile solar panels = 480w of solar
• 4 x Battle Born Lithium Batteries = 400ah capacity with 8 years remaining on manufacturer warrantee
• 2000W inverter
• Shore power connection for plugging into a house or campground’s power
• Enough solar to silently camp in cities without running a generator

• 95 gallon fresh water tank
• 39 gallon grey water tank
• Electronic gauges for both tanks
• Electric water pump with silencing kit

• Remote-entry doors. We wired the electric front doors to two wireless remotes.
• Maxxair Vent Fan - the fancy model with the remote and thermostat and electric raise and lower
• 6'7" ceiling height
• Bug screens in all side windows
• Diesel heater with ability to heat bedroom, living room, or both
• Bed size between full and queen (56"x80") with backrest and curtain to create a private room
• Couch made from two IKEA Poang recliners - so comfy and feels like home.
• Color-changing lights in living room and bedroom
• Task lighting under light bar in kitchen
• Large 55-Quart Costway DC fridge/freezer
• Desk with proper office chair for working from home, plus a folding chair for dinner for two at a table
• Carpet squares are individually removable and washable
• Rear view camera for safe backing up
• Garage. The wheelchair lift has been removed. Great for storing outdoor gear, folding bikes, and access to refill the water tank

• Built in urinal works for ladies, too. (Lookup the "shewee" on amazon)
• Ready for a composting toilet.
• In cities, we shower at gyms. When camping outdoors, we use an outdoor shower tent. To shower inside, we tuck two plastic shower curtains into a tall rubbermaid tub then dump the water down the sink.

• It’s a Ford E450 Super Duty, which means everything is tougher than in a typical Ford. With regular maintenance, these engines can go 3-400,000 miles. We bought it with 218K miles and so far, we’ve only had to replace a speed sensor and the serpentine belt. This is the 6.8L V10 gas engine, which gets 8-9 mpg.