A former Dublin Bus double decker, fully operational and working, was bought for £3000 (circa €3750) and has been transformed into a home by an English couple in Canterbury. Very inventive too be sure. But it also screams property bubble at me as well.....
BBC News - Canterbury couple turn bus into a new home

One can press the stop bell to let the wife know you are ready for dinner.

Originally Posted by gijoe

A former Dublin Bus double decker, fully operational and working, was bought for £3000 (circa €3750) and has been transformed into a home by an English couple in Canterbury. Very inventive too be sure. But it also screams property bubble at me as well.....
BBC News - Canterbury couple turn bus into a new home

Those NightLinks go to some strange places..

I hope the Dublin Bus doesnt come with it's own resident ghosts.
The ghosts would be breutal on a Saturday night.
"Feckin' Dublin Bus........Poxy taxis.....Did ya get the snog.....What the F are you lookin' at......*vomit*........."

Great stuff. Getting the post delivered will be a bit of a pain though!

Originally Posted by EUrJokingMeRight

Great stuff. Getting the post delivered will be a bit of a pain though!

Nah, just address it to 25a....

Originally Posted by gijoe

A former Dublin Bus double decker, fully operational and working, was bought for £3000 (circa €3750) and has been transformed into a home by an English couple in Canterbury. Very inventive too be sure. But it also screams property bubble at me as well.....
BBC News - Canterbury couple turn bus into a new home

Call me weird, but (apart from the decor) it looks strangely attractive - beats the s*** out of any camper I ever saw, for one thing.

Originally Posted by anationoceagain

Those NightLinks go to some strange places..

Yeah, but... Cornwall?

Nothing new about it. People in the past converted buses and trams into homes.

The bus still drives as well, which makes it a mobile home with no fixed address and no registered property interest.

Phil Hogan will not be happy.