Bright happy School Bus Tiny Home

So much love and care went into building this home. You can move right in or park it on your land and rent it out on Airbnb and make your money back! Initial work done by a conversion company and then all inside details added by an artist. Full list below.
Just to be clear, I am not interested in trading. I built it last summer and took it for one trip and decided it was too big for me. I put in over $50K but the solar power is not working at the moment and I can't figure it out so I took that off the selling price. All the equipment is there for someone who knows how to tinker with it.
Features:

• 2004 Thomas Freightliner with Caterpillar engine - diesel, automatic transmission

• 260 s.f. of living space including lots of storage – under the couch & master bed, overhead, kitchen cabinets, closet, etc

• registered as an RV with the DMV, so no special CDL license required to drive it

• Four 110W solar panels + 2000v Inverter and Rover100A solar package from Renogy – enough power to run interior lighting, fridge, water heater, toilet fan, room fans, computer chargers and more if you can figure it out

• propane tank mounted underneath the bus with double tank to power full-sized propane range/cooktop and water heater

• two 40-gallon water tanks – easily 2 weeks worth of water without refilling – also includes shore water hookup for campsite parking

• water pump for hot and cold running water to shower and kitchen sink

• tankless water heater

• shower with overhead skylight

• Nature’s Head composting toilet (costs $1000 alone!)

• gray water tank mounted underneath the bus

• shore power outlet and connecting cords for plugging in at home or for campsite parking

• living room skylight for added natural light

• screens and curtains on all the windows

• rainbow privacy film on bathroom window

• USB outlets spaced throughout the bus

• apartment-sized full refrigerator

• power line available for mini AC unit, but it has not been installed yet

• Mattresses not included.

Sticky Issues:

• the gas gage is not reliable, so frequent filling is recommended when driving long distances.

• the solar power is not working at the moment and I haven’t had someone look at it. I am selling it as is and hopefully you can find someone to tinker with it. All the electrical systems work just fine when plugged in to shore power. I will include all the cords for that.