Sold - 1999 Ford E450 Super Duty Red Cross ERV. 7.3 Powerstroke

Seller's Description

The time has come to part with our converted ambulance/adventure rig. Its just become a little too small for us now that we have kids. The good: Wheeled coach aluminum ambulance body built for the red cross. Taller inside than normal ambulance bodies because it was meant for people to be up and walking around in. Large solar setup ~ 800 actual watts on sunny days. On the right day we can run the minisplit solely off solar. 200ah lithium. With the bedroom partition closed we can run the Minisplit overnight ~8hours just on battery. 2x victron solar charge controllers, 30amp 120v victron charger, victron BMS. 2000w Pure sine inverter. 30Gallon freshwater tank 40Gallon gray water tank Class 5 rear hitch 2" front hitch receiver for utility basket or motorcycle carrier. Powerful side and rear lights for illuminating around the campsite. Reliable 7.3 powerstroke with really low miles. The Bad The main entry door on the driver side has seen some weathering. The plywood on the bottom has started to warp up. One of the two roof vent fans burnt out. Im currently trying to source a new motor for it. I didnt make the sink drain line large enough so it drains slowly. It does drain but can be annoying if you are washing a lot of dishes. Our main couch cushion ripped on the end. We just deal with it but it looks ugly. We have changed the layout slightly over the years and removed the table. I still have the table base so if you want to put it back in with new top you can. Last year I left a little water in the hot water heater and cracked on the lines in it. Theres no water heater in there at the moment but i have the lines run and just looped where it should be. Entry door step isn't the greatest. It folds up and works how it should but it was another thing that was home made and kinda looks like it.

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