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Bus Discussion => Skoolie – School Bus Conversions => Topic started by: sandra@BCM on August 10, 2021, 06:39:54 AM
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Skoolie folks now have their own page on the Bus Conversion Magazine Forum, which gets over 11 Million Page Views each year. We have almost two decades of articles on the forum.
This page is searchable so be sure to give that a try if you have a question about a Skoolie once we get going.
Some people may feel that Facebook and other social media fulfill all of their needs, but our Forum will always be there and currently has over 400,000 posts that get a lot of use.
The forum also benefits from a huge archive of information and how-tos. Much easier to research how-tos using the forum search engines vs. social media sites.
Anyone can read our Forum, but to get the full effect out of it, you will need to become a member. If the user is a guest, they generally can't see the pictures. Our members must be approved and that can take up to a week, so please be patient.
Feel free to post anything you like regarding your Skoolie here. Let’s start by posting a photo of your bus and tell us a little bit about yourself!
Welcome to the forum!
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I'll go first.
My name is Sandy and I have been full-timing in my converted 1994 Thomas Saf-T-Liner for three years with my husband, teen daughter, and two and a half-year-old son.
I have been the Administrative Assistant at Bus Conversion Magazine for two years in September. I love our bus life and could not imagine doing anything else right now.
You can follow our bus journey on all social media platforms by simply searching (Buslivin).
Safe Travels Bus Nuts.
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Hang in there Sandra. The "skoolies" just don't know this exists yet. There is a bucket of them and this will take off. I will watch the site as well. We can all learn from any bus owner. Sometimes it is about the travel, the trip, or the location. Not the machine.
Best regards and I hope this gets going soon!
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That's a sharp looking bus there Sandy.
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Fantastic looking bus!
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Thank you so much, guys! It is home sweet home!! :)