School Bus to Tiny Home Conversion, ep. 2 - Removing the School Bus Seats and Floor

[@lorrainekidd1078]

Looks like you guys are having an amazing adventure!

[@ChickFixUSA]

It's definitely an adventure!

[@acoow]

My wife turned me on to your bus project. I've been watching since the first episode. It's not going to be as fun as watching Project Binky, but it looks like it's gonna be quite a fun one to watch. From a fellow Georgian! We're on the East near the river.

[@ChickFixUSA]

Aha! But the question is, how can I be more like project binky? 🤣 Thanks for watching!

[@acoow]

@@ChickFixUSA Have you seen project Binky?

[@ChickFixUSA]

@@acoow I actually looked it up after seeing your first post. Pretty funny approach. My kinda guys.

[@lauracaruth6755]

This is exactly what I'm doing right now, I also have driven several buses for work... A rafting bus I drove was hosed down after every tour. All the best, good luck ! Don't hesitate to reach out. I'm doing my bus myself though have people around me advising me of certain things who know more about metal work. I also work full time.in.waste management in solid waste service in Canmore, Alberta ! What you speak of about waste management is really great to hear and interesting to hear how things go in your neck of the world.

[@ChickFixUSA]

Luckily Alex knows a good amount about metal work (used to be a body mechanic) so between us we have a good skill set. Good luck with your build!

[@jdorffer]

Break it down and throw away with normal trash

[@ChickFixUSA]

We can only throw away so much every week. Would have taken a long time and effort