What Missouri requires.

A recreational vehicle (RV) or motor home is a motor vehicle designed or modified to be used for temporary housing quarters, which includes sleeping and eating facilities. The temporary housing quarters must:

• Be permanently attached to a motor vehicle;

• Contain permanently installed independent life support systems which meet the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards (the guidelines can be purchased from the Department of Public Safety, Division of Fire Safety); and

• Provide at least four of the following facilities:

o Cooking, refrigeration, or ice box;

o Self-contained toilet;

o Heating, air conditioning, or both;

o A portable water supply system which includes a faucet and sink; and

o Separate 110-125 volt electrical power, LP gas supply, or both.


From what other's have said on the skoolies forums (converted school busses),
a simple cooler is okay rather than a refrigerator.

One of the 5 gallon bucket with a seat kit toilets is acceptable. Not sure I'm even wooried about that one since mainly the vehicle is for at the racetrack where they have toilets.