1996 Bluebird Cummins 9659 218K miles

What you get: 

• Have invoices and warranties and paperwork for the following: 
  • 80″ pull out couch
  • Custom 15,000lb hitch
  • custom bunk bed
  • 2″ spray foam 100 gallon water tanks
  • 150 gallon grey water tank
  • full size shower/mini tub
  • Compost Toilet
  • Vanity sink
  • Webasto Diesel heater
  • Mini-split with custom undermount
  • Furrion tankless water heater
  • flame king 20 gallon propane tank
  • rearview camera and monitor
  • GE 12v, 10 cubic ft capacity fridge
  • Maxxair fan for kitchen
  • Maxxair dome for bathroom
  • Custom main bedroom with foldable queen mattress included
  • 800W Solar system
  • 3,000 watt victron inverter
  • 300 amp hrs of AGM Batteried
  • 30 amp shore plug
• Queen foldable mattress included
• Small microwave included
• Bricks of coconut dirt and bottle of vinegar for compostable toilet
• 1 small tank of propane
• No rust on engine
• Engine purrs like a kitten. She drives real nice, actually. 
• Brand new tires. All of them. Got the Les Schwab yellow envelope/receipts. 

What’s wrong with it

• Currently, the inside battery charger is not working. I have several emails in to the battery people and have reopened my case with the builders. Hoping to get that all settled before sale and am willing to work with buyer through transition. 
• There is plumbing for a washer/dryer but there is not a washer/dryer
• There is a no kitchen counter, as that slab of wood holds sentimental value to our family. 
  • That said, it does have a working sink AND plumbing for a sink in the kitchen
  • There is piping for small propane range. Range itself is broken and not included
• Passenger seatbelts are bolted into bus, but there are no seats for them any longer. They can be moved. 

Why are we abandoning it

• The plan was to live in it for one year, then hit the road. As we were moving into it, the battery charger stopped working-slowly and painfully. The pressure we felt as a family to move into the bus while it wasn’t working created much stress, felt by my children. As much as I want to move forward and carry out the dream-it is MY dream and my kids aren’t willing to follow along any more. I’m going to listen to them and stay here for now. The bus is way too big for me to deal with on my own in the future, so I’m selling her to a family or someone who is ready to live the dream. 
• There is a lot of space that is unused and open for ideas. We removed the dinette, as it was supposed to fold into a giant, comfortable, mega-couch for rainy day slothing. That wasn’t done and the couch currently in there is horribly uncomfortable. I’m keeping it in there, as it’s something for now. 
• The second bunk was not built to our specifications. We attempted to build it to what we wanted and mostly succeeded. However, i’ve taken most of it down and it is now open space, ideas for the next owner. 

This bus was built by a company. I will happily share all information, warranties, booklets, remotes, and keys with the new owner. She is mostly ready for adventures and wants to get more miles on those new tires. 

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