Skoolie Conversion Cards

Description: Proud Skoolie Owner. Limited Edition. Skoolie Conversion Vintage Design made for any Proud Skoolie Owner for a birthday.

Description: Nothing Scares Me I Built a Skoolie. A skoolie is a school bus converted into a living space. The result is a cross between a tiny house and a camper RV

Description: Home is where your Skoolie is. School Bus Conversion Design ideal for any Skoolie Lover for a birthday. The perfect gift idea for everybody, who built their own skoolie and did a school bus coversion.

Description: Live Slow Enjoy Life ( Skoolie Bus Life Adventure ) Live Slow Enjoy Life ( Skoolie Bus Life Adventure )design fitting for Skoolie Team who enjoy skoolie life, summer life and adventure life. It can also be given as a graphic gift to your adventure and hiking fan who also enjoy outdoor adventure skoolie life. Design is also fitting in time for Summer day.

Description: Skoolie Giveaway is hosted by Skoolie Foundation a non profit organization looking to build a better future for our community

Description: A frontal view of a yellow bus with the text "SKOOLIE LIFE" arched above. The bus has black windows, orange and red lights, and a dark gray bumper. The overall style is a cartoonish depiction against a black background.

Description: Add this skoolie bus rear with "ADVENTR" license plate design to your wardrobe or give it as a perfect gift to anyone who loves the nomadic van life, school buses, road trips, or tiny homes!

Description: Add this skoolie life sign apparel to your wardrobe or give it as a perfect gift to anyone who loves the nomadic van life, school buses, road trips, or tiny homes!

Description: The School Of Hard Rocks design for off road overlanding enthusiasts. Perfect for adventure seekers who love camping, exploring, and unique school bus conversions.

Description: A classic logo from a 1950 Flxible Clipper Motor Coach/Bus. Timeless creation of art, trademarked and used by permission of the current owner of Flxible Bus Company

Description: This is the Flxible Clipper from 1950. My bus to be truthful. Yes Flxible it is missing and E. It was used in 1919 as the name of a sidecar company due to Flexible being trademark protected. The E was removed and the company expanded into making busses for transportation. The classis bus has been used in many movies over the years, and has many followers of the beautifully designed Art Deco style busses. Get a piece of history, as well as a conversation starter. On top of that it jut looks cool.