1993 Ford E350 Ambulance Camper Van – 7.3 IDI Diesel Engine – 101k miles
VIDEO VAN TOUR – https://youtu.be/wemgUFBREQc
If you’re looking for the deal of a lifetime, this is it. I can’t fix this truck right now, so I’m selling it as is, not running (full details below). With the repair, you can be on the road in an extremely well designed, four season capable, standing height rig for less than $10k.
The Truck:
-Ford E350 with a Horton ambulance box.
-Interior of box is 6 feet tall!! 6 feet of standing height inside
-WORKING sirens + PA system
-Cruise control
-Gets 12-14mpg
-New bluetooth head unit
-Cab is completely sound deadened
-Dual rear cameras (one for rear view mirror and one pointed at bumper)
-Block heater
-Rear wheel drive with limited slip differential (great for snow driving)
-6 AT tires – All snow peak rated, less than 12k miles
-Snow chains included
-Five massive locking exterior storage boxes (one set up as a ski box)
-Walkable roof!!
Electrical:
-400 watts solar (room for lots more)
-200ah lithium battery w/ low temp cut off
-MPP Solar 1,000W inverter/charger
-20 amp renogy alternator charger
-So many outlets (both 12v + 120v)
-Pass though capable unit – Ability to plug ambulance in and run all systems off shore power (works like an RV at a campground/house)
-Shore power will charge the house and the truck batteries simultaneously
-1200 watt gas generator included
-Marine grade wiring and breakers throughout
-Wires are accessible – Run through wiring soffits, *not* behind wall panels
Van Systems:
-Maxxair Max Fan Deluxe (the good one) with remote
-Diesel heater 5kw
-Extremely well insulated for cold climates (fiberglass + refletix vapor barrier) Always warm, no condensation. We were comfortable in -25 degree temps.
-5 gal grey water tank
-Nova Kool fridge with freezer – 6 CU ft
Interior:
-Standard full size bed with awesome mattress
-Full size closet + shoe storage at entry
-Oven / stove / sink
-Two separate work stations
-Huge dining table (actually big enough for two laptops + two dinner plates at the same time)
-Clothing hooks + clothes drying area
-Tons of under bed storage (accessible from inside + outside)
Mechanical Work Done Since 2020:
-New brakes + brake lines
-Camshaft position sensor
-New glow plugs
-New tires
-Fuel return lines
There is much more to cover- feel free to message me with any questions, or I’m happy to set up a call to go over everything.
This ambulance took us from New England to Vancouver and back, 11,000 across North America through all sorts of roads and weather. We worked 40+ hours a week comfortably from inside. We were always toasty warm, we always had power.
I moved to Montana and can’t store it here, so I’m selling it on the East Coast where it’s located. I put my heart and soul into this rig and I want it to go to someone who will love it and use it.
The Bad:
***This ambulance is not currently running. It needs a fuel injection pump.****
A shop has quoted me $3500 to replace the injection pump and get her back on the road. I’ve also spoken to a tech school who can do the work for $1400 (They will take several weeks at least to do the work though. A great option if you’re not pressed for time)
Please note: This needs a FUEL INJECTION PUMP. Not fuel injectors, not a lift pump. It’s a big job. If you’d like to research it yourself, search “7.3 IDI fuel injection pump”
Things you could do with this ambulance:
-Fix it and live the vanlife dream for less than $10k
-Tow it to your property and have a super cheap, four season capable tiny house/guest house
-Remove the box from the frame and mount it to a new truck
-Use it as a donor vehicle for your own van build. Everything you need all in one place, no need to run to the store or wait for orders to come in.
If you buy the ambulance, I will also include a tow of up to 100 miles for free. Tow it to my shop, your house/shop, wherever. Even with the repair, this is the absolute cheapest standing-height van out there.
