The Rolls Royce of School Buses
The 1986 Crown Supercoach is a legend in the world of buses, known for its durability, craftsmanship, and smooth ride. Built with a mid-engine Detroit 6-71 motor and an Allison automatic transmission, this heavy-duty aluminum-bodied bus was designed to last. With only 132,000 miles, it’s barely broken in by commercial standards.
🛠️ Solid Foundation & Mechanical Upgrades
- Detroit 6-71 Mid-Engine Motor – Reliable, well-built, and powerful
- Allison Automatic Transmission – Smooth shifting for an effortless drive
- Aluminum Body – Lightweight and rust-resistant
- New Wheels & Shocks – Upgraded for a stable ride
- Fresh Oil & Coolant – Ready to roll
- Titled as an RV – No need for a commercial license
🏡 A Bus with Personality & Handcrafted Details
This Crown Supercoach is partially converted, with a blend of vintage character and high-end materials that make it one of a kind.
- Fully Insulated with Havelock Wool – Natural, breathable, and effective
- Shiplap Walls & Bamboo Floors – A cozy, cabin-like feel
- Bath Tub + Fresh & Gray Water Tanks – Unique for a bus conversion
- Custom Rebuilt 1969 Gondola Couch – Stylish and comfortable
- Rebuilt Vermont Wood Stove – Classic warmth for all-season use
🌟 Vintage & Luxury Touches
This isn’t your typical school bus conversion. Antique, high-end, and handcrafted elements set it apart.
- 1950s Dyer Kitchenette with a $1,300 Faucet – Vintage craftsmanship meets modern function
- 1940s Frigidaire Fridge – A stunning retro statement piece
- $2,200 Solid Copper Sink – Elegant and built to last
- Antique Brass Bed & Nightstands – Classic charm in the sleeping area
- Thinktank Composting Toilet – Eco-friendly and efficient
- Real Crystal Chandelier – Adds a touch of grandeur
- Antique Wood Door with Late 1800s Hardware – A true piece of history
🚀 Ready for Its Next Chapter
This Crown Supercoach is road-tested, having completed a 15-hour drive with zero issues. It’s a super solid platform, just waiting for the final touches to complete the transformation into a one-of-a-kind rolling home.
📍 Located in Montana. A rare find for bus enthusiasts, skoolie converters, and vintage lovers alike.
