2002 Ford Econoline 2WD

2002 Ford E350 Ambulance Camper Conversion

Horton Type I aluminum body – 14’ x 8.5’ Headroom 72”

Commercial grade insulation and aluminum studs

Ford 7.3 Power Stroke Diesel – legendary longevity and toughness, with a life expectancy of 400,000 to 500,000 miles

131.5k Miles

Turbocharged

275 hp, 525 lb-ft torgue

4 speed 4R100 heavy-duty automatic transmission

GVWR 12,500 lbs

Ford Ambulance Package

Solid Front Axle/Twin I-Beam Suspension

Dual rear wheels

4 wheel disc brakes with ABS

Fuel capacity – 35 gallons

Heavy gauge wiring

2 Motorcraft 750 CCA Group 65 Vehicle Battery BXT65750 – new 4/26

Tires in excellent condition

Heavy duty step bumper

Power windows and locks which also lock all the exterior compartments

Cab pass through with foldaway door

Exterior flush-mounted storage compartments with lighting

Bug screens on slide windows

Three additional seats in rear with original ambulance retractable seat belts (5 seats total)

Roof vent style ceiling fan

Custom bed frame with mattress

Attractive wood interior ceiling with recessed lighting

Vinyl flooring

Sink with gooseneck faucet

Butcher Block Counters with custom back splash

Bosch ES2.5 Tronic 3000T water heater 2.7 gallon capacity

55 Gallon water capacity

Bayite 1.2 bpm water pump

Sink with gooseneck faucet

Gray water – space under sink for grey water

Upstreman 3.2 cu ft fridge/freezer

Duxtop induction cooktop

WAYSKA Diesel Heater 12V, 15L Tank, Diesel Air Heater 5KW

Boxio composting toilet with liquid diverter

Kussmail Electronics 20 amp Shore Power linked to multiple outlets

IOTA DLS-45 2-volt, 45-amp switch-mode AC-to-DC power converter and battery charger, delivering a continuous output of 600 watts to power 12V loads and safely maintain batteries

2 new Redodo 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 Batteries linked to solar via controller – Group 31 – new- 9/26

Solar – 400 watts

Egscatee 3000 Watt Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter

80A MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) charge controller – high-capacity solar regulator designed to optimize the energy harvest from solar batteries

Many original ambulance features are still wired but not currently hooked up – e.g. Whelen UPS-64LX Strobe Power Supply, exterior floodlights, strobes, etc.