1992 Ford E-350 Ambulance Camper

*Price Drop: Reducing the price to get this thing sold. Need it gone before I move. Willing to negotiate.

1992 Ford E-350 Ambulance Camper. Fully converted ready to live/camp! Perfect for a weekend getaway or home on wheels.

Truck Details: 

-1992

– 7.3L

– Dually

– 30 gallon Diesel tank

– Automatic Transmission

– Less than 55k miles

– Back-up camera

– Cruise control

Camper Details:

– Solar

– Two-burner propane stovetop

– Gasland hot water heater

– 20 gallon fresh water tank

– Refrigerator

– TV

– Rainier R2200i digital invertor generator

– Kitchen sink / water pump

– Vingli 5.3 gallon portable toilet

– Indoor / outdoor shower

– Futon style couch/bed

– Danby portable A/C

– Tons of storage inside and outside compartments

– Removable/packable table/desk

– Fold up/down kitchen counter

– LED lights

– Motion sensor alarm system

– 2 120 volt wall outlets

– 12 volt & USB in kitchen

– Double back doors & single side door

– Privacy blinds

The best things about this camper in my opinion are:

– The storage. Compared to sprinter vans and other car campers, this ambulance provides way more storage options. Inside the camper you have huge cabinets above the kitchen, under sink storage, an entire wall of cabinets in the back and small cabinets above the bed. On the outside of the camper you have an extra storage compartment on the rear passenger side perfect for tools, camping equipment, etc. On the driver side there are 3 external storage compartments. From front to back, the first houses the fresh water tank and hot water heater. Second is the propane and grey water tank. Third is the generator. All 3 of these boxes have potential for a small amount of additional storage. There is also long, narrow compartment accessed from the back, above the passenger side tail light.

– The appliances. The stovetop, hot water heater, and refrigerator all basically new, unused appliances.

– The separation. The camper is separated from the cockpit (but you can still access it from inside). The bathroom is accessed from inside or outside (so you can shower inside or out). The water tanks, propane, generator are all separated from the living space. All of the electrical is contained to the electrical closet accessed from the inside directly behind the drivers seat.

The drawbacks of this camper in my opinion are:

– Ceiling height. If you’re over 5’10” or so you’re probably not standing up in the camper.