Out for a stroll.

Bed platform built. Actually this was built 3 times and removed once to replace the walls.

The NU-WAVE stove installed. I had removed the stove and reinstalled it with a fireproof backing and hiding the propane hose.

The heater is 28,000 BTU's and has two 10 burners. I have never used both burners. using one has proved to be just fine. The mistake I made with this installation, is putting the stove to close to the front of the bus. I should have placed it in the middle of the bus. I may still do this once the cold weather is over. I added a small fan to help push the heat to the rear of the bus. So far this has worked well.
 

I replaced the walls with Maple plywood. added more insulation and a shelve along the top. This closed off the bottom half of the windows. The idea was to save some heat, and offer more privacy without loosing the natural light. I'm happy with the result.
 

Top shelve. This runs the length of the walls on both sides.

Added a small fridge, Counter top and gas stove with four burners and oven.

Love this small stove. This allows me to cook and bake. Something I enjoy doing, but never seem to have the time for.

Added window support coverings and a shelve above the counter. I like the red. I wasn't sure at first if I'd like it, but it grows on you. very happy with the results.

Added a Bar Sink and sealed the counter top.

Added two LED light strips under the counter and tapped them into the house battery bank. These lights were originally meant as accents to cars, trucks or motorcycle. Picked them up at Walmart for about $24.00. They give just the right amount of light without using much power.

WATER! what a job this was. Still have to install a holding tank under the bus, but by using a seven gallon portable water jug as a small holding tank, I can use the sink.

Last night I cut the cabinet doors out of some spare wood I had. They are Maple Plywood. The grain looks great. I have to trim them yet and still have to varnish them before I install them. but so far they are looking great.

There have been many small upgrades and builds made along the way, way too many to list here right now, but I am working on a video walk through.
This is now my home. I moved into it March 7th. I have heat and water, a bed, fridge, stove and soon a stereo system.

It has been a difficult and very frustrating build. But the result is a new home I'm pretty proud of.
That's it for now. More to come later.