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Sandbulance Build
Raised up, big tires with winches made to get them dirty camping,hunting,hiking, etc
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Sandbulance
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- Location: Beachwood, New Jersey
Re: Sandbulance Build
Postby Sandbulance » Thu Mar 02, 2017 7:53 pm
But it's done that way to save weight.
1984 E350 Quigley 4X4 Conversion
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OutlawImages
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Re: Sandbulance Build
Postby OutlawImages » Thu Mar 02, 2017 8:08 pm
Sandbulance wrote:Absolutely. I built my own because I see how badly they are built. If you rolled an RV it would disintegrate.
Oh for sure, just thin aluminum or fiberglass sheets and wood
Ambulances are serious construction
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97 Crestline
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Re: Sandbulance Build
Postby 97 Crestline » Sat Apr 08, 2017 8:52 pm
Ambos are so much better built. That said, how many rv owners would pay 100k for a vehicle to start building on. They are built with a totally different budget. 150k+ RVs would have a limited market.
97 E350 Crestline Ambulance, 7.3, 4.11, LSD.
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