Move-in ready Shuttle Bus Tiny Home

Looking for a new home on wheels? This sweet shuttle bus conversion, a 2007 Ford E450 Champion Challenger Shuttle Bus, fits the bill. The bus is move-in ready, starts up immediately and runs well. All systems are functioning, and we are not aware of any significant issues.

Mileage = 160,000
Purchased for $15K with 150K miles
Invested over $5K in tiny home conversion and maintenance
V10 engine
Automatic transmission
Originally a 16-passenger forward-facing plus drive and 2 wheelchair tiedowns
Gas mileage: 8-9-10+ mpg
67K BTU Rear A/C- Dual Compressors
35K BTU Rear Heater
Exhaust routed Streetside
AM/FM Cassette Stereo
Rear Transpec Bumper
Ignition coil, fuel filter, fuel pump, spark plugs, hoses, regularly replaced
Brakes, suspension and shocks all OK
LT225/75R-16/10 Terramax HT All position blackwall tires, very good condition
Back and front exit doors functioning

Converted to a tiny home, featured on this YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UyFxBvsREw

When the bus was converted to a tiny home, all interior seating and rails removed (except for driver's seat), and a wooden floor with underlay was custom-installed. Furnishings include: bunk bed (IKEA Svarta), cabinet, clothing rack, closet shelving with wire baskets (IKEA Algot), makeshift shower, bucket toilet. Solar panel with house battery and 12V inverter installed. Fire extinguisher + smoke detector.

Currently the bus also features a new battery (just installed), D.I.Y. washing station (a sink atop a table with a hand-pump that feeds to a water container), rolling wardrobe, portable A/C (for when the bus is stationary), dehumidifier, extra extension cords, and a ton of additional supplies one might need on the road (when we lived in the bus, everything was secured to the metal rails along the walls with o-hooks and bungee cords, which works super-well, and is easy to undo and reposition.)

Champion Challenger Floor Plans
http://www.centralstatesbus.com/ChampionBus/Challenger/Floorplans.html

We researched prices for comparative vehicles with similar mileage, and have priced the bus accordingly. The asking price takes into account the money we invested into upgrades and maintenance (all maintenance records are available for inspection), along with routine depreciation and the fact that the exterior has a few dings, a bit of rust, and needs a run through a truck wash. We will consider reasonable offers.

We ran the VIN and the title is clean (PDF upon request).

We have done our best to detail and document the Champion's condition. It will be sold "as is." Payment by cash or certified bank check, verified by a local bank.