7 Reasons You Should Avoid a Skoolie Bus Conversion

Skoolie bus conversions are trending and Instagram-worthy. But should you avoid them? We look at seven reasons you may want to think twice about starting a bus conversion. 

Keep reading to learn what it takes to build a bus into a home on wheels. You may be surprised.

We take an in-depth look and get honest about the costs involved.

A skoolie is a school bus renovated to be an RV. Buses you can use vary and include all sizes of school buses, shuttle buses, and others.

What Is a Skoolie RV?

DIY builds can take a month to a year, depending on how much time you devote to the project.

How Long Does a Skoolie Conversion Take? 

On average, owners spend between $20,000 to $30,000 on the build. 

How Much Does the Average Skoolie Conversion Cost?

So is a skoolie worth it? Maybe. Let’s look at seven reasons you may want to avoid a bus conversion.

7 Reasons You Should Avoid a Skoolie Bus Conversion

Items like wood, nails, batteries, flooring, and appliances can add up quickly.

1. Unexpected Expenses

A skoolie will have poor gas mileage. A minibus conversion may have better fuel efficiency than a large diesel pusher.

2. Poor Gas Mileage

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