Skoolie Bluebird TC 2000, 2001

I'm selling my bus William The Skoolie and I leave EVERYTHING inside, except my clothes. As I'm relocating to Asia, I no longer need these beloved possessions. Read more later in the post.

Location for now: I'm currently driving East to Nebraska so can be deliver anywhere around.

Video tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QU_CNQgFPjQ (old color but the interior is the same. I've added also barn door for the bathroom).

2001 Bluebird TC 2000, Diesel
Transmission: Automatic, Allison AT545
Engine: Cummings 5.9 24 valves, marine edition (beige)
Mileage: 345000 miles (bought at 278 000 miles)
Fuel Tank: 60 gallons
Fuel Consumption: about 8/9 mpg
Roof raised: 24", 8 feet inside
Color: beige/desert/tan

Length: 37’
Width: 8’
Height: 12’ 6”
Weight: 27450 lbs

The brakes were completely replaced in 2022.
The oil is changed annually.

There are no issues with the engine, and the bus runs great. I've been on the road since 2018 and have never encountered any major problems. There are a few minor issues, which I can detail if you're interested, but nothing significant for a bus of this age.

Finition:
Barn wood from a 19th century old house (ceiling/walls)
Float wooden floor
Kitchen counter American Black Walnut
Cedar (kitchen)
Pine (bathroom walls)

Insulation:
Suitable for all four seasons
2" spray foam insulation on the walls and ceiling
2.5" foam sheets on the floor, topped with plywood and hardwood flooring

Solar:
4 x 6V Rolls S6-460AGM batteries, each with 415 amp-hours
840 watts of solar panels (3 panels at 280 watts each, with space for one more)
AIMS 3000-watt Pure Sine Inverter/Charger, 9000W peak
Midnite Solar 150 MPPT Solar Charger
Isolator 200A
Midnite Solar Fuse Box

Electricty:
12V Fuse box (12 entries)
120V Fuse box (8 entries) with 10 outlets

All essential systems, including lights, refrigerator, USB outlets, and water pump, run on 12V. The 120V system is mainly used for the TV and charging my laptop.

Kitchen:
Sink: 24x24"
Vintage Magic Chef oven with 3 burners (propane)
9 cu ft Unique 12V refrigerator
Propane instant water heater
Plenty of storage and a pantry
All kitchen essentials are included (utensils, plates, pans, toaster, etc.).

Living room:
Sofa with Storage space and folds out into a double bed
2 dining tables on leg

Bathroom:
Barn door style
Full shower 26x24
Small sink
Dry toilet (bucket + bags)
Wood pellets compartment (holds over 40 lbs)

Wood Stove:
Cubic Mini Stove Grizzly + wood storage

Wooden interior stairs for roof access with skylight

Bedroom:
Double bed elevated 4' from the floor with storage for clothes and other items, plus a 100-gallon fresh water tank
Mini Split 120V Senville LETO 12,000 BTU SEER2 20.8, 1 Ton, Cold/hot (with an external plug using the generator)
Shelves for books

Other stuff:
Skylight at the front
Wooden curtains for all the windows, featuring 3/4" insulation. Ideal for maintaining warmth in the cold, staying cool in hot weather, and ensuring privacy and security.
Bar table with 2 stools in front of the refrigerator
2 foldable chairs
4 camping chairs (2 stored in the car)
Storage under and above the fridge
TV Samsung 32"
Diesel Heater 8k watts (brand new)

Garage:
3 feet depth, 8 feet height, stocked with everything needed for bus maintenance, including a welding machine, power tools, and boxes of electrical and plumbing supplies
2 paddle boards in great shape
Water pressure machine
The list goes on...

Exterior Storage:
Trunks on both sides: one metal, one fiberglass, providing ample storage space
2 x 20 lbs propane tanks (2 tanks typically last about six months)
40-gallon grey water tank
Predator 3500-watt generator included

Roof:
17-foot deck
Solar panels installed at the front

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As mentioned, I'm leaving everything inside the bus. You can keep it, sell it, or dispose of it as you wish. Just bring your clothes, and you're ready to hit the road.

I need to sell ASAP.