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1999 Ford E350 Diesel Ambulance/Camper

$8,000

Listed a month ago
Tiller, Oregon

Seller's Description

E350 Super Duty 7.3 Diesel Cab n Chassy with Trama Hawk Ambulance box. Titled as motorhome. This ambulance/camper was my home for several years till I got my home near Tiller and our homestead near Wikieup. It's great for a van dweller. I was a snow bird so AZ in the winter but spent the spring and summers up in Montana Idaho Oregon and Nevada. My adventure was prospecting so I spent quite a bit of time off road and there's plenty of room for my gear. I painted it with truck bed liner paint because it's very durable and goes on with a roller or brush. Easy to maintain and acts as insulation. Built in cabinets and bed. Lots of storage space. 240W roof solar with charge controller. Space for extra batteries. I also carried a small gas generator but rarely used it because the solar worked so well. Decent rubber. $400 trailer hitch that was professionally installed in Montana. There's a low wattage 110V fridge and 110V 1,500W power inverter with 2 deep cycle golf cart batteries. The solar charges these batteries and they also charge from the altinator. I purchased this from the ambulance shop in 2018. They were using it for a backup ambulance but at 20 years these vehicles must be taken out of service. Some are taken out of service at 10 years. They are very well maintained. It only had 135,000 miles on it at the time and I have added almost 45,000 miles these past 7 years. It has been almost free to maintain. All I have had to do is repair the rear differential the 1st year I owned it and recently replaced the top 110A altinator @ $200 and a $200 starter. I also recently replaced both starter batteries and both house batteries. This is the ambulance package so dual altinators. Starts, runs, drives very well. Decent fuel milage from 16-18 mpg. 40 gal fuel tank. Automatic transmission with overdrive. Cruise control. 110V 1000W power inverter that was the original package is still there. Oregon title as motorhome so insurance was only $200 per year. If your going to use it as commercial vehicle that will need to be changed. The Oregon Veteran plates do not go with the vehicle. They're mine to transfer to another vehicle. But I still have the Montana permanent plates that can go with it.

About

  • Make: Ford E350
  • Model: Trauma Hawk Ambulance
  • Year: 1999
  • Fuel: Diesel
  • Odometer: 179,000 miles
  • Sleeps: 1
  • Seats: 2
  • Type: Ambulance
  • Roof: Standard

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Amenities

  • ac_unit
    Air conditioner
  • health_and_safety
    Airbags
  • Solar panels
  • electrical_services
    Power inverter
  • Heater
  • Ceiling fan
  • Backup camera
  • Shower
  • Extra storage
  • Toilet
  • AWD
  • 4WD
  • electric_rickshaw
    Generator
  • Tow hitch
  • tv
    TV
  • Water tank
  • Leveling jacks
  • pedal_bike
    Bike rack
  • accessible_forward
    Wheelchair accessible

Kitchen

  • kitchen
    Fridge
  • Stove
  • Sink
  • dining
    Table
  • microwave
    Microwave
  • Oven

About the Seller

Richard
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