“Fern the Bus” 1992 Skoolie (Finished)

Engine:

**Fern is titled as a motorhome so a CDL license is not required to drive.
Year/Model/Make: 1992 International 3800 with a Ward body
Engine: T444E 7.3L IDI 185 Horsepower
Transmission: Manual Spicer 5-speed transmission with a diesel engine
Millage: approx 35,000
Weight: 14,000lbs
Length: 24 feet bumper to bumper and 8 feet wide and approx. 6’ 1.5” interior height
MPG: 11 Miles per Gallon on average

Interior:

Floors: Acacia Floating Wood Floors (engineered hardwood)
Mattress: Custom high quality double width with the length of a queen
Cabinetry: Custom made and designed poplar cabinets with magnetic latches for travel.
Cabinetry Hardware: Blum Soft close cabinets and soft close 100lb limit drawer slides
Counters: Oiled Solid Birch Butcher Block
Seat cushions: Sunbrella Fabric Professionally Upholstered (UV protected, removable and washable)
Driver’s Seat: Italian leather
Battery Bank: Deep Cycle AGM batteries approx. 100 AMP hours per battery (2)
Inverter: Xantrex XM 1800 Inverter
Toilet: Dometic 5 Gallon Portable Toilet

Air Flow: Fan-Tastic RV Roof Vent 3 speed (we use this instead of AC and it is amazing how well it
moves air through the bus. Never felt like we needed AC to be comfortable.
AC: N/A
Heat: N/A (other than the small space heater)
Stove: Vintage Restored Dixie RV Stove (propane)
Refrigerator: Small mini fridge (Fern must be plugged into shore power to run the refrigerator)
Sink: Undermount 9” deep acrylic sink
Shower: Outdoor shower with Eccotemp Portable Tankless Water Heater (propane)
Privacy: Custom made wrap around linen curtains for each window/door included
Storage: Under the bed and under the seating in Fern there is ample amount of storage space
Seat Belts: Driver’s seat belt as well as additional seat belt for a car seat.

Exterior:

Solar Panels: Renogy 200W 12 Volts (x2 100w panels)
Deck/ladder: Cedar
Body: Very little to no rust
Fresh Water Tank: 25 Gallon
Grey Water Tank: 25 Gallon
Black Water Tank: N/A
Hammock Hang: 4 poles that insert into steel receivers to tie off hammocks to
Power: External shore power port
Other: -Hitch step to access roof
-Thule Fork Bike Mounts (x2)
-Ability to strap down paddleboards/kayaks