From auction lot to titled home.
Seven stages, posted on every project so you always know what stage your bus is in.
- 01
Auction Lot
We find a decommissioned transit bus at a regional surplus auction — usually a Gillig or New Flyer with a million-mile chassis and a body built to carry sixty people standing up.
- 02
Teardown
Seats, stanchions, fareboxes, flooring — out. We strip the bus to its bare steel ribs and pressure-wash twenty years of road off the bones.
- 03
Insulate & Weatherproof
Closed-cell spray foam in every cavity, a new welded subfloor, and every window reseated. This is the step that makes a bus a home instead of an oven.
- 04
Systems
Plumbing, 12V and shore electrical, roof solar where the AC unit used to bolt down, fresh and grey water tanks slung under the frame.
- 05
Interior Build
Cabinetry, galley, bed platform, wet bath. Reclaimed fir and steel, built to flex with the chassis instead of cracking on the road.
- 06
Title & Inspection
We title every build as a motorhome through Oregon DMV's RV conversion process. Inspection, paperwork, plates — it leaves the shop road-legal and recognized as a dwelling.
- 07
Keys
We rewire the destination roll sign one last time, hand you the keys, and the bus stops being a bus.