The Jeubs are selling their bus!!!

$4,000

Yep, that’s right. The Jeubs are seeking a lucky buyer to our schoolie. We converted this beast five years ago into a fully functioning RV licensed in the state of Colorado. We’ve added several features over the years after its original conversion, many of which are explained below. Call my office at (719) 578-0106 for an appointment to test drive. Email me with questions.

	Over $6000 of renovations over the years I have put many features into this schoolie that has made it what it is today. One of our popular family webpages is the story of our conversion. Click here to read the complete story complete with photos.
Picture coming soon	Full electricity with inverter and dual battery system Two batteries can run fans and lights through the night when camping. A 4000 Watt inverter ($300 value) with the option to switch to hook-up electicity comes with the bus.
	Full kitchen with running water and tanks Two-tub sink and water pump makes washing dishes a sinch. Two 30-gallon tanks, one for clear water and one for gray water, are boxed under the bus with a spout for draining. Cooking, too, is easy with a 4-burner stove and an oven with a line to propane stored in the back of the bus.
Picture coming soon	Mileage 47k Since this is a gas engine, we suspect this to be the actual mileage. The previous owner was a Monument Academy who only took it on short sporting trips. The engine has never had a problem in the five years of owning it.
Picture coming soon	Top rack and hitch We’ve taken the bus on cross-country trips to St. Louis, Chicago, Minnesota, Wisconsin, the Black Hills, and many camping trips into the mountains of Colorado. The top rack is a solid addition to the traveling as is the 5,000 lb. cap. trailer hitch. Click here to see the work we put into these additions.
Picture coming soon	Two new tires with dual chains Looking for a hunting vehicle? With the dual chains this bus could climb a mountain road with ease. One tire on each side has been replaced with brand new tires (valued at $330 each). Treads on the front tires still have lots of life left.
	Air conditioning A 1-room air conditioner is installed in the back of the bus (see here for details). The 5,200 btu conditioner is too strong to run off the inverter, but may be used with plug-in hook. We appreciated the extra fan that can be run off the inverter.