How To Delete Back Windows On A Skoolie / School Bus Conversion

[@tylergould6789]

Great video!

[@WideAwakeTravels]

Thank you

[@redwolf230]

I like that idea. Thank you for posting this

[@MattNowell]

I just got a bus so I’ve been watching so many video on all this stuff. I loooove this!

[@WideAwakeTravels]

Thank you. Welcome to the skoolie community

[@aleksandartomic4833]

You killed it! Keep up the good work!

[@WideAwakeTravels]

Thank you

[@harleymemphis9190]

windows are installed from out side in and reverse to remove

[@WideAwakeTravels]

Thank you. Hopefully others we see your comment won't make the same mistake i did.

[@alexlobo6693]

To hold the windows use tape 3m that is no gonna move

[@TomBryan]

Love the part when your kid took the camera!

[@WideAwakeTravels]

Thank you. Thought that would be nice to include since it's usually just me in the videos

[@henryanderson7606]

To remove these bus windows, you remove the retainer strip as you did, but then spray the rubber with a water/soap solution and the glass just slips out from the outside.

[@WideAwakeTravels]

Good tip. Thank you

[@marcelahuerta9815]

How thick was the sheet metal?

[@WideAwakeTravels]

18 gauge

[@myladcook4779]

Now you can't see out the back windows. Why do they close them up, so many do it.?

[@WideAwakeTravels]

Visibility wasn't good even when windows were there since they are 30 ft back and tinted. Also all the furniture and walls would block them anyway. This way we were able to put insulation there. Many vehicles don't have back windows like box trucks, semi trucks, city buses, couch buses, RVs etc. We added a backup camera and side view camera system so we can still see well behind using a big display that sits up front.

[@myladcook4779]

@@WideAwakeTravels thanks

[@RollOnBusin]

Why not just paint the window black from the inside?

[@WideAwakeTravels]

Because we want to insulate that area with spray foam insulation.