4x4 Cars

4WD for Sale, 2002 Ford E350 7.3L 4x4 Ambulance

Found this one offered for sale in Graeagle, CA, it's an adventure camper conversion based on a 2002 Ford E350 4x4 Ambulance van. Everything looks well in the photos and seems very well cared for. Powered by a 7.3L diesel engine mated by an automatic transmission with 178600 miles on it.

That was listed on Craigslist about a month ago and is still online today. If you're interested, please read more below and coming closer inspection is a must.

Year of construction	2002
Brand	Ford
Model	E350
Type	Ambulance 4x4
Fuel	Diesel
Color	Custom
Miles	178600
License	Yes
Price	$54,000
Name	Owner
Phone	CLOSED
City	Graeagle, CA

Owner says
2002 Ford E350 7.3L Ambulance Adventure Camper with 4WD and High Top

Price: $54,000 OBO
Condition: Very good with no rust
Mileage on motor: 178,600

History: This ambulance was acquired from a small local hospital in the area. The hospital purchased the van from Ford and had it sent to Leader for the conversion process into an Ambulance. A 4WD package was then installed by https://whitefeather4x4conversions.com/ and it was used as a fleet vehicle and was very well maintained. I bought the van 2 years ago to utilize it as a tow vehicle for our Airstream. We no longer need it as a tow vehicle so I converted it into an adventure camper.

Exterior: This vehicle comes with fully operational emergency exterior Flood Lights (driver/passenger/rear), High intensity flashers, Sirens and the Exterior Loudspeaker!
-New ceramic headlight housings and relays for brighter 80/100w Hella headlights.
-New Hella fog lights
-New front windshield
-Rear view camera
-Aluminum ladder for roof access
-Sliding window with screen installed on passenger rear
-Port hole window installed on driver side
-Curt Hitch with 2" receiver with dual style plugs and tow package
-New Rockymounts bike rack http://rockymounts.com/products/monorail-2-.html
-OVS Nomadic 180 degree awning https://nomadicsupply.com/overland-v...ng-180-degree/
-Tires and spare have plenty of tread (75%)

Engine: 7.3L Turbo Super with 176,600 miles.
-New UVCH wire harness installed 3 months ago
-Hydra Performance Chip by Power Hungry Performance https://gopowerhungry.com/hydra-chip/
-Dual alternator package
-Block heater
-Replaced starter with new gear reduction unit
-Updated Stancor (White Rodgers) Glow Plug Relay
-Replaced 4" Up Pipes
-Replaced Camshaft Position Switch
-New seals for HPOP

Front Cab: The interior has been returned to stock but still retains all overhead Leader Ambulance components.
-Air conditioning has been serviced and blows cold
-Pioneer Touch Screen Receiver https://www.pioneerelectronics.com/P...EX/DMH-2600NEX
-Tekonsha Prodigy P3 Brake Controller https://www.tekonsha.com/product/901...l-proportional
-Power Windows and Locks
-Cruise Control
-Extended Power Mirrors for towing

House Battery Setup: The 300 amp hour house battery setup consists of 3 new Renogy 100ah AGM batteries tied into a Blue Seas ACR, battery meter and fuse panel.
-Blue Seas ACR https://www.bluesea.com/products/762..._-_12V_DC_500A

The system is also tied into the Vanner Power Inverter/Charging System and there are three outlets that can be used to run 120v appliances/laptops, etc.
https://vanner.com/qr-20-1050cul/
There are also 2 exterior shore power outlets that can be used when available to run the Inverter/Charger, Block heater and a separate outlet that could be used for aftermarket applications.

Rear Interior: The rear compartment was converted into a camper with new floors, a new custom mattress with foam topper and plenty of storage in the re-purposed ambulance cabinets.
The rear "paramedic desk" was converted into a kitchenette with and overhead light, stainless steel sink and running water from a electric Shurflo pump and 10 gallon water supply.
-A 10 speed MaxxFan Deluxe with remote was installed overhead and works well to cool the cabin. https://www.maxxair.com/products/fan...uxe-00-07500K/
-Overhead LED cabin lights
-LED reading lights with charging ports
-2 USB charging stations
-Cigarette Lighter charging port (which we used to power our ARB Freezer/Cooler
-The large drawer under the "Paramedic Jump Seat" was left as storage but if desired it would be an excellent location for a composting toilet.
-We also didn't install a permanent 12v fridge because in our experience we often wanted to take our ARB cooler with us outside or to alternate camping setups. There is a tall cabinet that would be able to house a TF65 Truck Fridge if that's the route you wanted to take.

Here is a Youtube video that goes over some of the systems in more detail:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=25_4jRhvxAs&feature=shared

And here is another link with some more details on the engine modifications and specifics to the camper build:
https://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/reduced-price-2002-ford-e350-7-3l-4wd-ambulance-adventure-camper-high-top-54-000.241415/

Thanks!