ánthrōpos

by KathrynAnthropy

Project

It takes a village, right? ​

I'm learning new skills in bus destruction and home-building via the internet, random community college faculty conversations, and trial & error all the time... 

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but is it ideal?

*shrug emoji*

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If you'd like to lend your expertise or muscles in this wacky bus re-purposing adventure, send me a message below! 

I bought a bus for this project at a GREAT price. That great price came with an "as-is" label. So, I anticipate repairs in addition to the cost of the conversion. 

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Every penny helps!

If you want to support but hate the idea of throwing money at someone, I'm constantly adding to my wish list! 

Peruse things that would be helpful for the bus and/or its inhabitants by clicking below.

• ​Install solar panels and subsequent electrical wiring for appliances within.

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• Re-wire bus starter to bypass safety locks involving stop signs, emergency exits, etc.

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• Cut and raise bus roof to create a sturdy rear loft for bedroom area that will hold up to road travel.

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• Custom build cabinet storage, bed loft, roof-top deck, kitchen counters, bathroom space.

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• Install plumbing, water pump, water heater, and water tank for bathroom and kitchen. 

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• Sew custom insulating curtains (for bus) and seat covers (for removed bus seats--to be used for dog kennels at ​​Monkey Farm Animal Rescue and Sanctuary).

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• "Movement-proof" the bus for traveling safety.

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• Custom build cat trees/wall-mounted climbing platforms.

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• De-rust and weatherproof exterior and underside of the bus.

 Can you help?! 

THANK YOU!