This 20-year-old bus is now a solar-powered traveling tiny home
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Updated: 12:43 PM EDT Jun 28, 2018
As the tiny house trend continues to boom, this mobile option stands out. Heather Underwood and Nicholas Underwood purchased a 1998 Thomas Vista 3600 bus on Craigslist. With just 120 square feet, the couple "managed to create ample living space, a dining room, an office, a guest bed, and storage," Inhabit reports. Yes, all of it really does exist in 16 feet of livable space.With both of their creative minds, they were able to design space-saving furniture that could transform into whatever they needed. Their couch, for instance, can turn into a folding table, ottoman, desk, and more. After spending roughly a year converting the bus into a house, the Underwoods hit the road this April. Since then, they've taken what came to be known as the "Vicaribus" all over the country, tracking their locations on a map, blogging and enjoying the journey along the way.Watch this video to see the entire conversion process:
As the tiny house trend continues to boom, this mobile option stands out.
Heather Underwood and Nicholas Underwood purchased a on Craigslist. With just 120 square feet, the couple "managed to create ample living space, a dining room, an office, a guest bed, and storage," . Yes, all of it really does exist in .
With both of their creative minds, they were able to design space-saving furniture that could transform into whatever they needed. Their couch, for instance, can turn into a folding table, ottoman, desk, and more.
After spending roughly a year converting the bus into a house, the Underwoods hit the road this April. Since then, they've taken what came to be known as the "" all over the country, , and enjoying the journey along the way.
Watch this video to see the entire conversion process:
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