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Buses Turned Homes: From Budget Living to Luxury RVs

08.03.2026 20:58 1 min 1 source
Metrópoles POR
Buses Turned Homes: From Budget Living to Luxury RVs
Original source: Metrópoles

A Brazilian couple has fully converted a bus into a residential motorhome. The interior includes a kitchen, bedroom, and living area, while an exterior deck features a swimming pool. Solar panels on the roof provide energy independence.

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Brazilian couple converts bus into motorhome with swimming pool

08.03.2026 Metrópoles POR Original source

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Updated: 25.07.2026

Gasolina Comum

$1.29 /l

BRL6.54 · €1.13/l

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cheaper than 62% of countries

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