Ambulance conversion

Georgia-based NuAbode transformed a 2004 Ford diesel ambulance into a luxurious studio-sized apartment. This ambulance RV conversion has utilities that feel like a luxury in a small space. It even has a washer-dryer unit and a full-custom shower. This rig is equipped with Ford’s 6.0 Power Stroke diesel V8 diesel engine, replacing the old 7.3-liter power stroke to permit bold ventures.

This is a stunning DIY conversion of an ambulance into a camper van, built by Amanda and her dad over the course of 7 months. The vehicle is a 2006 Ford E-350 cutaway that used to

Ian Dow, from California, spent four months converting the ambulance into a mobile home for his on-the-road journey into a new, single life.

Ian Dow takes #vanlife to a whole new level

Isn't it great living in the 21st where we have YouTube and any dream of yours seems to be just one DIY tutorial away. Or maybe a couple of them depending on how big your dream is. And it's quite safe to say that some people sure dare to dream bigger than others.

While there's certainly nothing wrong with gutting something like an ambulance and transforming the bare bones into a cozy house, the way Keith made a liveable space while using most of the original hardware/furnishings of

Ian Dow recently shared some videos of his custom adventure vehicle project. This DIY RV is based on a decommissioned Ford E-350 ambulance.

Small details make a big difference in this gorgeous ambulance conversion.

Alex and Crystal purchased their ambulance back in 2019 and used it as a vacation/emergency vehicle for about three years. At the time, they used the ambulance pretty much "as-is" with some minor adjustments, but