1982 40ft Gillig Phantom Conversion w Turbo Diesel engine, Solar and Low miles

(not so) Tiny House, Tour Bus, Motor home, Off Grid Camping. (CDL not required). This is a 40ft,1982 Gillig Phantom, Conversion, with solar and LOW (32K) miles on a new engine. It has been stored under cover for 95% of its post conversion life. It drives like a dream and can go as fast as 60-64 mph. All batteries are fully charged with brand new starter batteries and working house batteries. All systems are in good working order. The tires are good. It is built with an area for a queen bed and we also had another queen bed in an "office" in back area using wooden spanners (included). Other info: General: Detroit Diesel 6V92TA (that's turbo AND after-cooler), Allison 740D automatic transmission, Power Steering, air suspension and brakes. 4 Almost New rear tires (only 3200 miles!) on rear, decent tires on front (no recaps on bus!). Top speed is 64 MPH. • Birch interior, insulated plywood sub-floor . (I plan to lay a floor, and the price will go up accordingly). • Blue formica counter tops, dining table, office desks in rear • Solar electric panels on roof for extended "dry camping". This system consists of: 3 UniSolar 64 Watt solar panels on tilting racks, charge controller, safety disconnects etc. A Heart Interface Freedom 20 which is a 2000 watt inverter, with Link 10 remote; an E-Meter (Heart branded) for electrical system monitoring (a very cool meter); 660 Ahrs of house battery storage. 30 A electrical system, • Can carry 125 Gallons fresh water; and something like 60 gray / 40 black. • Propane Furnace (Suburban 40K btu) • Propane/120V electric 6 gallon water heater • Propane/120V 8 cu ft fridge/freezer. • 4 burner propane stove top • Fantastic Fan + 2 other vents • Custom ladder for adjusting solar panels • Queen size bed area (full sized mattress space, mattress not included). • Wired and prepped for up to 2 roof mounted air conditioners • Custom built couch • Full bath with shower with tub

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