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Build Your Own Camper

How to Build Your Own Camper from a Bus.

Ours is a big, extended family.

Our grandfather had eight kids and my father was the fifth in the line. So we have a lot of uncles and aunts and cousins that run into a long list.

The good thing about this is that when it is holiday season, we simply have a riot.

We get together and plan some really great outings that are really enjoyable for everyone in the family.

Right from our old grandpa to the newest additions in the family, every single person has a great time during these outings.

One problem we faced was traveling and staying together as this huge team. We had to have at least three or four cars to accommodate everyone. And finding a place to stay wherever we went was another issue. That is when I hit upon the idea of building a camper from a huge bus. I knew nothing but a bus can accommodate this huge gang.

So I started searching for a nice book on the topic. Then I spotted “How to Build Low Cost Motorhomes 2004 Edition” by Louis C McClure. It is a wonderful book and it had everything I needed to get the job done.

Using the book, I learned which type of bus would be ideal for converting into a luxury motor home. Once I decided on the bus type, I started learning more things as I simultaneously started hunting for a bus. By the time I got the bus, I had enough information from the book to start the conversion work. The book also had detailed floor plans, which were extremely useful for planning the project.

The book even outlined the tools I would need to do the conversion work. With the help of this book alone, I was able completely to convert the bus into a cozy motor home for our next holiday trip. The 136 pages of this paperback edition are packed with about 150 photographs, drawings, schematics and tables that helped me finish my project with complete ease.

Patrick Hillman, TX




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