Upgrade Vintage Round Headlights

This is the bus when I started.

I've been working on my school bus conversion for a while now. All the lights on the inside where changed to LEDs. While I changed all the exterior light fixtures I replaced them with modern incandescent lights. Exterior LED truck/bus lights were not as readily available then as they are now. My old round headlights are dim and out of style. While working the Sugar Beet Harvest in North Dakota I noticed several new trucks with round LED headlights come through the un-loader. Hence, the search was on. 

This is the bus with the drivers side headlight changed to LED.

Read about the process here.

And as always stay safe and...

Happy travels,

Leonard

Customer Service

I bought my first bus in 2009 from a dealer in NJ.  I bought my current bus in 2012 from WE SELL SCHOOL BUSES.com in Hudson, FL.  While at the 2016 Florida Tiny House Festival I decided to stop by We Sell School Buses to have them check out a few things on my bus.  

One of the things I wanted checked was my air brakes.  I talked with Greg, Sr. and he asked me if I knew how to check my brakes.  After replying no, he asked if I wanted to know how to check them.  He showed me how to check my brakes and how to adjust them.  Anyone walking by would have seen two pair of legs lying under my bus.  We adjusted the brakes and went over a few other questions I had about the bus.  After we finished going over the bus he took me to lunch.  

You can't beat that for service after the sale.  I received service, education and lunch.   And this is not the first time I got excellent service after the sale.  Back in 2014 I broke down on the highway on my way to a Habitat for Humanity 25th Anniversary Building/Rally in Springfield, MO.  I sat on the side of the road for three days in MO trying to figure out what was wrong with the bus.  After three days I finally called Greg, Sr. and he solved the problem over the phone.

If I ever have reason to purchase another school bus, (and that's not out of the question), I will certainly look to We Sell School Buses for the sale and dependable service after the sale.

Talk about a tiny house.

How about a tiny bus.

A Tiny Bus.

And as always stay safe and...

Happy travels,

Leonard

Below are pictures of the Tiny House Festival in Elkton, FL at the St. John's County Fairgrounds.  20,000 were expected to attend. It was stated that over 50,000 attended.  And I believe all 50,000 trekked through my bus.  I'm still sweeping and mopping the aftermath.

Tiny house festival goes big in St. Johns County

Bus conversions

Building a tiny house on the fairgrounds.

Setting up a yurt.

Friday evening pre-festival dinner.

Festival organizer, John.

Notice the drive-in theater speaker stand next to the station wagon.

The Drive-in-theater speaker even played music.

Inside a vintage trailer.

One of the bus conversions.

Tiny house owners in period dress.

ATM (not a tiny house).

VW Micro-bus trailer.

Lining up to see inside the buses like waiting for a roller coaster ride.

Walk-in sit down Jacuzzi tub in a schoolie conversion.

Inside a school bus.

Workshop in a school bus.

Office in a school bus.

Pocket doors with storage in the doors in a school bus.

In a school bus.

Schoolie with a roof deck.  Joy, the owner, and Captain Amazing on the roof.

Tiny house festival goes big in St. Johns County

And as always stay safe and...

Happy travels,

Leonard