What Do We Find Hiding In The Tour Bus? || Bus Home Build! #buslife



In this episode, we take a huge step in converting our darkness bus into our dream home on wheels! The old kitchen was falling apart, and when we tore it down, we discovered some hidden surprises—damage to the chassis and rotted wood that needed immediate attention. While it was a challenging start, opening up the space gave us a blank canvas to rebuild a brand-new kitchen exactly how we want it.

Follow along as we dive into the chaos, problem-solve on the fly, and move closer to transforming this bus into a cozy, functional home. There’s a lot more to come, so stay tuned for future episodes where we’ll bring our vision to life!

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21 thoughts on “What Do We Find Hiding In The Tour Bus? || Bus Home Build! #buslife”

  1. The kitchen top just needed the little angle brackets unscrewing most of the kitchen hinges and catches could have been unscrewed saved or reused saving a fortune on new ones. Definitely rip the smelly old bits out though and that fire hazard wiring. Looks like good fun though i like it 👍

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  2. Your doing great I would have done the same as you rip it all out and start again from scratch as a lot of that stuff looks to have had a hard life you are both brave though taking it on let alone filming for YouTube good luck

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  3. Morning gang,loads of unseen problems but I’m sure you will get there in the end. With the amount of work you have done to strip out, the original conversation must have cost an absolute fortune.

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  4. Loving the Video's, you did right to Rip it all out, but at 1st.. i couldn't help but think I'd have took it out carefully,and re-use most of the fittings, and hinges and stuff, even wooden lats that are covered up anyway. It's not cheap, buying all new these days!
    Getting there though, great stuff 👍 i would love to get a Single decker, and do the same 😊 keep up the good work 👏 🙌 👌 😊

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  5. After ripping the Kitchen out. I think you should concentrate on taking the floor up and checking and repairing any problems with the chassis. Making it all sound. Once you start building downstairs this opportunity will be gone. Great progress. Keep up the good work. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

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  6. I think at some point it's going to 100% be worth having the bus driven over a pit and have the underside cleaned up, rust treated and fully undersealed to prevent further corrosion issues. That bit that rusted away under the kitchen can easily be replace with aluminum sheeting. Keep up the great work guys 🙌

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