Just a little insight from a former EMT: Those ceiling grab bars were to avoid falling on your patient on curvy roads, while speeding to the nearest emergency room with a code red. Your shower compartment was probably used for oxygen tanks: the inside door for the safety of the occupants and the outside door to change out the tanks (those suckers are heavy). All those outside compartments had a purpose: a backpack style jump kit for care outside the vehicle, chocks and blocks, road safety items, etc. Anyway, you've done a very fine job of making a high end utility vehicle into a home. I especially like the ceiling! Nice job. Thanks for the tour. Travel on.

That SHOWER!! I am working on putting the same one in my ambulance. Great job! It is all beautiful!!

The storage is what makes this ambulance/van liveable. A dream camper van. I would never consider any other type of van to convert for on the road traveling. I am so impressed with the entire set up. Perfection

Love your build and the fact that you used the advantages of an ambulance...the cabinets and storage! Would love to do this, but they are crazy expensive to buy now!

I have never seen an old ambulance be made into a liveable space, but it makes so much sense! Love the ceiling! Thank you for the tour! It gives us some great ideas!

incredible, such a fun place, a little castle on wheels great job!

Hi Danielle, thanks for showing!!! In the process of building out my 1997 ambo also. Can you please do a video showing the shower in more detail? I was going to put mine behind the passenger seat but I like how you used that compartment.

What a lovely home you have made for yourself. Well done!

Super sweet setup. I love the large sink, and the indoor, outdoor shower.

great sink! I love the two-door bathroom.

I love the ceiling design, nice ambulance build

Oh my yours totally feels like an apartment for single or couple.. Love this!!

I would build a utensil drawer around the sink pipes. Then use the deeper drawer for other stuff that fills it up. Maybe some more food? 😊 Nice build. I left the cabinets when I did my ambulance as well. I couldnt picture anything I could make being better or lighter. Have fun.

You are the second video I watched today that keeps conversion simple and low cost, and I would like to tell you as well thank you. You also showed that you don't have to do a complete gut with rebuild. To me that's a waste of not using what the ambulance already has. In my opinion if you do a gut rebuild then just buy a RV it would be cheaper in the long run. Love it. Thank you for sharing.

Thanq for the tour, you've got a great home on wheels.

Love your build. I left all the custom cabinets in my ambulance as well.

Great Build, I love it!

Love the ambulance, love your smile too 😊

Never ceases to amaze me how much floor space remains in an ambulance despite all of those outside storage lockers. Also, the headroom. They don't look that tall from the outside.

Great video! I'm building a 1999 ambulance... it's so much fun. ❤

very cool , being a retired firemen/paramedic i do remember all those storage areas!! Enjoy the all the Ghosts

A really nice build 👍

New Subscriber here. I love your ambulance build out. You guys did an awesome job! ❤️ 👍

Whoa!! Thanks for giving a tour of your space--it's neat to see the similarities between another 2001 Horton ambulance and mine, which is /fairly/ similar but not identical (obviously it was built for a different emergency service department than mine)! I think the white paint job with the blacked out lenses looks especially slick. Next project is the backup camera for me--can I ask what camera you installed, and if you'd recommend it?

love your conversion this is amazing! also tell the half naked man in the mirror thank you for filming it :D lol

I completely agree.. freezer is necessary and bug screen!

You did a very good job on it. Question, where did you get your ambulance from. Im having such a m tough time finding a Type one or type 3 ambulance.

Wow! Your Rv is amazing! Probably the best I have ever seen! 😍 Did you camperize it yourself? Or did you get it done?

nice truck..and I like it..

I love this build! Wish i could afford to do this!!

Very nice conversion! No toilet? No black water tank?

vanlife4ever!

...so adorable.

Nice Camper Van 👍👍👍

My fiancé and I have been talking a lot about a possible van life arc for us and watching your videos is honestly making me just want it more! one thing I think a lot about is what someone does for work while living van life. Do you work remotely or is it all just pure savings ?

I'm looking into painting an ambulance and am wondering about all the black where chrome was. How did you do it?

I love that you used most of the original wiring and storage. How is the insulation? Did you have an air conditioner and heater that was already in the ambulance?

Beautiful rig. Warm design inside. Subd. D😎🇺🇸

Nice , I can live in there.

Amazing rebuild! Good luck on your van-life adventures! (My kids went to school and were scouts with Gunnar.)

Great job on the build. You seem really proud of it and i love it. I hope to build something like it one day. Also yes as you said she thicc!

Tampa Florida check in

How does the Subwoofer sound in that cabinet when its open vs closed? Wouldn't that cabinet decrease performance?

Very cool! I have been thinking about getting an ambulance and build it out. Will I need to get a special drivers license? When I googled it, it only came up with answers for people who want to be professional ambulance drivers, not just driving something that used to be one.

It's a real home on wheels: I love how it so complete.

Great job👍new subscriber

I love you guys on TikTok! Instantly followed on here 💖 I never noticed on your TT (and I’m SO not trying to be rude) but do you have a little bit of an accent?? I could be crazy but I was just wondering 😊 sending you both all the good vibes and protection while you’re traveling 🙏🏼

Being from PA, any issues with getting the rig registered as a truck? Thanks!

If the ambo says Horton on it an it's a mid to late 90's model there's a very good chance my Dad built the the whole back interior. They let him go cuz they found out he was trying to help get the union in the company

How is the insulation in an ambulance? Also, I’m not sure why but I feel like I will feel safer in an ambulance. Safer from a break in-it’s built to prevent that and windows from the back are not made for easily climbing in. Also I believe all compartments auto lock when the doors are locked so you don’t have to go out to lock and check things. Am I ridiculous for thinking that?

Low key wanna make my first rig like yours after this omg

Hello I would lo e a ambulance home. Did you look for a special ambulance, did you do all the work in it?

Solar shot?

Who did the ceiling. It's bad ass

My girl!! Love being mutuals on Tik Tok and EXTRA LOVE seeing you come up in my recommended! Fab as always xx

how did you find your ambulance here in Canada used ones are very expensive

How did you connect the solar? I dont want to drill into the roof

LMAO take a shot anytime i say "Obviously" 😅

How did you got your lights black

I said F450 in the beginning but it's actually an E450!!! :)

what's the height clearance on your ambulance?

#Obviously!! TIP: Learn some more words! How about stupendous and marvelous?!

How much was the vehicle?

Great job on designing your home. I just wish more detail was spent on how it was done,,, instead of what everyone has where. I haven't found a video that shows converting an Ambulance to a home. So ,,my search continues.

Is that fridge 12v? If it is where did you get it?

pretty cool...but, no TV?

What's up with the pink bus

This makes me now want to look into an ambulance as a possibility

I'm curious, did you need to get a special license to drive the ambulance?

How many watts for the solar system?

where in PA ? me too... let's talk

So where do you use the restroom ? Outside ?

Hey.....i Got a 2003 .....what yall do for insurance

How much did the ambulance cost and then how much to convert it???

My baby's called Flapjack. I had a priest bless her once i bought her in case of previous death or bad Mojo!

Who was the original builder of the ambulance box?

You like music? What a unique and interesting trait worthy of Sharing. Millennials think they are the first to do everything. You weren’t first to do an ambulance but you did a very nice job.

U said your husband and for a sec i was like oh yeah theyre married lol

I wonder where they are staying while not in their ambulance

Why'd you black out all the lights instead of getting more white or orange lenses, or moving red lenses to the back?

when and where are you going to shower outside again?

How much did it all cost??

Your tankless need ventilation?

such a beautiful girl ❤️

How are you insuring the converted ambulance? As soon as I say "converted to camper" it is uninsurable with everyone I've tried. Converted bus no problem just not an ambulance. Thanks.

It it hunted

They didnt use the area below the cabinets because the gurney would be in the way.

What you need is another tattoo and a check up from the neck up

gas has got to be killing her

How about toilet???

Can anyone or everyone that has purchased an ambulance to convert suggest insurance companies that are willing to insure these. Thank you

One sees?

Do you have no TV or laptop ? K

Thank goodness this video wasn't 11:15 cause if it was I would have shot myself.

You are very beutiful

E 450 not F. Better get to know your rig - not only for producing SM content but to maintain it. The "hour long videos" you're referring to are the best out there; those videos are the true YT videos where they're looking to help others and not only to get clicks. Good luck anyway. PS: I do have one exactly like yours.

Will your dad, do my ambulance conversion? I'm serious.

Its not an F450 it is a E450

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Vehicle batteries drain more often in the winter months. Please Keep a vehicle battery portable jumper pack, this is a device that can jumper or boost your vehicles battery yourself without another vehicle. If you have a older battery in your vehicle, Please have it tested or replace it, and consider the purchase a new vehicle battery with higher Cold Cranking Amps rating. Be Aware that Sometimes even a battery that is a few years old can fail in the Winter months, and extremely cold temperatures. Some alternatives to Winter Camping, Travelers, Explorers, etc, if you can find a Warmer Climate Location to stay during Extreme Winter months, or stay with family for a few weeks. Another alternative is renting somewhere although this can probably get expensive. 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No Bathroom.