DIY 4x4 Ambulance Build For $13k - Better Than Most Campervan Tiny Houses
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Ben gives us a tour of his 1995 F350 converted ambulance that he affectionally refers to as "The Big Girl"! Ben was not trying to reinvent the wheel when it came to this conversion. He shows all of the items he did keep in the ambulance; which translates to tons of storage, and tons of savings! With the help of friends and family he was able to do the compete conversion for around $13,000 which isn't bad for such a sturdy adventure mobile. Nice conversion Ben, thanks for the tour!
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This Ambulance conversion has me really considering this type of build, how about you?
You need more space, Chris. You are not a minimalist, but a maximalist! Your camera gear, large fridge, large dog, large personality - a skoolie is better for you. This is a more compact lifestyle.
How tall are you?
Literally will not do ANY vehicular conversion that ISNT an ambulance !! Love how practical ambo conversions are !!
I would build one for Zeppelin Travels :-)
@@TheCrashoholic 99
Seems like a small thing, but the garbage shoot is genius.
chute 😉
shooting garbage is real messy 🤣
thanks@@johnwren3976 ! 😉
I liked that too.
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Right on *
Probably the best ambulance conversions I've seen.
@Patti Johnson That's not very expensive for basically a house.
How many did you see?
I agree 👍
@Patti Johnson That's what I meant.
@Patti Johnson yes I think too much for having the basics already!
Thank you for including what you do for money!! That's so often overlooked in all these TinyLiving/VanLiving videos on CZcams. I can't count the number of times I've wonder, "yes yes, I see your batteries, greywater setup and minimal lifestyle, but how are you PAYING to live in a treehouse on top of this mountain?" Is this truly a way to live more simply, or is wealth and privilege that allows for it? I've built and lived in two different tiny homes now, and I'm working on my new bus currently. Only because my aunt owns 18 acres outright will I have a place to park it, and pay nearly nothing for rent. That's luck and privilege making it so I can live this way. We need more transparency about how people make a go of tiny living for it to be holistically understood as a transition we can make at large.
Great point, these are questions I always want answered. It seems like many of these people have the best name brand everything in there campers and driving a Mercedes Sprinter to boot... it needs to be more transparent how much the builds cost all together and how they continue to sustain the bills and money needed to live on the road.
Absolutely agree
Absolutely! Though I am far removed from the areas of Europe and the American continents where most of these fab stories emanate from, I too hv the same questions! A shame that -at 70+ now- mrs and I possibly cant practically do any of this now, but the realities do need real-life replies. All of the lucky folks doing this must ising a lot of different skill-sets matched to many opportunities. Info about these factors would be very useful
#vanlife is mostly an adventure for people with the means to indulge in it. I wouldn't necessarily call it privilege unless having money and deciding how you want to spend it is privilege. If it is, almost anyone with a job is privileged.
My thoughts exactly.
Add to that the insurance bill and vehicle details as well, like how many cylinders, what kind of tires, miles per gallon, etc., because all of these can be all very expensive many of the times you know...
Genius build. I would’ve sacrificed that second “seat” with the laundry in it for a compost toilet at least. Gotta have a toilet.
Thinking the same exact thing
That's what I said.
I agree some typeo f dedicated toilet system, like under the lift up counter would be nice, however, the spot next to the dometic fridge is open and could easily hold a natures head, lugaloo etc.........
A compost toilet doesn't deserve to be called a toilet, it's a poop bucket. I'd really prefer the collapsible toilet that just goes right into a bag you tie off. I drove OTR trucking for 10 years, never pooped on my truck. Plenty of dirt to squat down in lol
@@thefrub I mean if you were really desperate enough I suppose any garbage bag that you could clamp to some kind of opening to hold it there would do in a pinch.
"The more things you have, the more problems you have.". Ain't that the truth.
Lol my job when I got home to the trailer was to get rid of clothes an a bin an possibly some dishes it's small an clutters fast an came with bugs trapped in my wall I had to untrap to get to my plumbing leak.... An in order to get them gone for good this time... I can't have hiding spaces it's got to be clutter free an clean... More problems... For sure an it's not even a normal home... 254 sq ft.
The more EXPENSIVE your stuff, the more stress you have.
IT'S CALLED MINIMALISN
Spoken like a true headcase who can't afford decent living.
Delusional too: That backyard comment at the beginning.
Cuckoo... Cuckoo...
@@rizh5889 Why do you open things you don't like?
The fact that his dirty laundry bin is in the same spot where the bio hazard bin in the ambulance I work in is so funny to me
lol!
Hahaha! That's hilarious. Thanks for sharing that.
That must be very soiled laundry to be considered a biohazard! :)
EMT = Empty My Trash
Sure, but only most of us in medical field would think of that )
Using his fridge as a seat for his pull out table is ingenious. Love his build, very spacious and very functional. And all that for $13k? Extremely impressive. Very nice!
This guy is brutally honest about his build and his living space is really thought out. no space is wasted and it has a nice flow to it too.
I love the leather strap idea for handles! No way of knocking a knee or something against a regular drawer handle.
I made leather handles for our doors and drawer pulls. I just watched this for the first time and I saw his. Mine are also black with silver screws. Brilliant minds think alike! They work well but will stretch a bit over time.
@@patriciaburke8729 ~I figured they'd stretch a bit over time, but WOW, what an idea, sincerely! I want to keep this one to memory for even future crafts and stuff.
$13k total build cost, ambulance included! I'm sold on the campbulance idea! Very thorough, complete build, great innovative ideas.
I love everything, however, an addition of a toilet would be a must from me!
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Definitely. It’s a beautiful home but for a lady we need to potty lol 😂
@@hinaakhtar115 men too need a toilet 😂
Indeed. My checklist would be a toilet, standing shower, bed, kitchen and fridge. I do love an ambulance conversion, especially those outside doors.
So far, this guy has the best conversion: czcams.com/video/wssu8Wp9W74/video.html
This is a close second.
I notice a lot of guys are less bothered by a toilet. I’d want one aswell
Keeping the original cabinets definitely helped keep costs down, as those are things he didn’t have to spend money to rebuild. Also, he’s kept as many of the original features as what worked for him.
33 years ago I told my 14 year old son, what a great camper an ambulance would make. So glad you saw the potential and followed though. Good for you. Stay safe out there and have great adventures. Personally, l planned on leavening the emergency lights and siren in place. Only because my dream was to camp the woods of Alaska. Figured they'd be would be good to have in case a grizzly got curious. Set then off with a panic button next to the bunk. I'm old now but still planning on getting out there. Merry Christmas.
Use an air horn as the lights and siren are illegal. It's nothing to hook up.
Use lights or get mauled by Grizz.... I think I would use the lights and sireeeeen!!
Wow, Ben did an amazing job transforming this rig, I'm a Paramedic and worked out of one of these rigs for several years, ours wasn't 4 wheel drive though. I can say this, that unit is a beast, these were built for saftey, the heavily reinforced box is extremely safe. The compartment where Ben has the propane is where the main oxygen bottle was stored, the seat he was sitting in was the airway jump seat. It's great to see these being used like this, man, the stories that unit could tell OMG. Great work Ben. 🌴😎🌴FL
I've been bing watching all these camper van build stuffs but this is literally the best out of them. It feels really spacious and not suffocating. He even got his bike as a secondary ride.
Dayum. This is actually one of my favorite builds. I'd double the solar, and get more than 1000 AH in batteries to power a TV and laptop. And add a toilet. Which could all be added to the build with little hassle. Outside of that, seems perfect. For $13k, better than perfect. Love the fact, it would be relatively cheap to repair compared to many other vehicles that do the same thing.
Saw one other build with a shower at the door. It's the way to go. And now that I have seen this, ambulance seems the way to go.
I would install electric stove convection instead of having to lug around space eating propane tanks.
Did anyone notice in his book space "How to talk to girls"
How cute! 🥰
Okay now I have to go back and look! That’s adorable
@@SummerBaby728 go to 9:31 😊
Awe and he's so cute.
Sad
@@dementedpuppy
Not really . It’s just like asking for advice
As a paramedic, I approve of this conversion. :)
Fellow medic here. If walls could talk haha
@@erickeys9524 Indeed! LOL
ha ha :)
I hope he doesn't have those dreams like ,,where people die in this ambulance,, that's kinda sad/scary but really good camper van.
Imagine live in the morgue... Hope those spirits don't come back there...
Dude me too lol
What’s miles per gallon on ambulance?
This gave me so much hope, thank you so much. I'm still in high school and I'm dreaming of building a van for when I go to college because I can't afford rent. You always see these instagram people with their 40.000$ van conversions and I was really worried that I can't even afford to build a van, but you showed me that it can be done. Beautiful van btw!✌🏻
Yes it can be done, but remember he said he had help from a few friends. Without any help it can cost more so yeah get ready and start saving now.
Good luck dude, it can be done, you can find these rigs at government auctions and city auctions, box and van units are usually available. Many departments have switched to the Freightliner model, now that would be an impressive build, those you can actually stand up in.😎
Good Luck 🍀and stay focused on your dream sweetie. Set as much money💰 aside as you can. Wishing you well. 🎯
I'd love if they were hybrid. They waste a ton of gas...
Best of luck to you .
Just when you think it can't get any better he rolls a dirtbike off the back with its own ramp
I love the chill energy of this dude. What a practical beautiful build!
Nicole Mayer couldn’t agree more. Highly intelligent, too.
The price was great too
Seems like a good dude like when he mentioned the ex girlfriend helping, was nice referring to her.
LOVE THIS.. the big drawback of van builds is the 4x4 .. I’m a woods nut and my family is primarily based in New England.. that means SNOW.. and by personal preference, I want to get more “rugged” places.. THIS Is EXACTLY what I was wanting and didn’t remember existed 😁😁😁lol..
LOVE THIS!! 💕
.. hes put a lot of himself into his home.. it’s great!!
This is a great space. And the fact that it is already insulated & equipped with so many cabinets is a huge plus. But I continue to sit on the fence about whether or not van life is worth it. Since this build cost $13K, that breaks down to $1,088 per month if you were paying to rent a regular apartment (outside of most cities, of course). And living in an apartment you do not have to worry about your water supply, how much power your batteries have, where to shower, where to go to the bathroom or where to park. Covid really changed the game, too, when gyms & restaurants were no longer accessible to use for showering & bathroom needs.
Yes, you have the freedom to roam but the gas mileage on this vehicle or a van with this much inside cannot do well on gas. You still have insurance & maintenance to worry about as well, not to mention safety & weather concerns. I want to try it so badly but I just cannot see how I would really save any money, and then the big question is how do you earn money if you do roam? I am so conflicted & I mean no hate at all. I just think I would have to go at it with the bear minimum (i.e. a mattress in a van or mini-van even) to try it out sort of like the nomads & Bob Wells teach. But that involves moving with the seasons to stay warm & living in the desert which scares me. LOL I am truly conflicted. But I would love to hit the open road. And again, great space.
I ran rescue for years. The ambulance with the walk-thru was my favorite one! This is a great reuse of a work horse!
Clever shower in stalled sink in doorway!
$13k and is way better than a lots of RVs out there
Really good work you did amigo good for you 👍👍👍
And incredibly safe considering they were built to protect the crew and patients. 😎
A beautiful build by a clever guy! What really struck me is how spacious it is on the inside and that he has a full-sized bed. Incredible ideas.
This is the single best ambulance conversion I’ve seen yet!
Very impressive. But I would definitely have to figure out a potty solution.
The seat next to the bed would work as the perfect spot for a toilet.
yeah, that's a fail for me
I agree
Bucket with a toilet seat and kitty litter lol
I like the closet space as a possible solution. There's so much storage space already, so it would be a great space for a toilet.
Dude this looks way roomier than any van I've seen. It's boxy inside and out, but with such a small frame (living in a car) Id rather have boxy and spacious than curvy and small.
Dewwwwd....
Maybe he doesn’t want to travel around with his own shit that he later has to dispose of anyway? I don’t keep used Kleenex in my pocket ya know?
@@sarahshep592 Why not? You can make toilet paper out of it...
Coming from a retired female EMT-1A who worked 4.5 years for a private Ambulance Company, and many times having to drive the modular ambulances I have to say that this is the absolute best repurposed ambulance build that I've seen yet. I absolutely love 💕 this idea, and I think you did a fantastic job with the entire layout! I have to say out of all of the ambulances that I drove, that driving the modulars was the most comfortable, and stable hands down to handle over the Ford F-350 models that they came out with plus they had way more room to maneuver around in the back when giving patient care. Love that you utilized the old O2 compartment for your propane tank, as well as the on demand Hot H2O, and that you kept the original storage compartments, as well as adding the solar panels on your roof. I used to live full time in a 34 ft. Travel Trailer with two -outs that was originally going to be for just five years, that ended up turning out to be for fifteen years in total so I can relate to living in small spaces, and how your land yacht is laid out, and where each item goes is essentially important out of necessity. Watching your video took me down memory alley to not one but two really great and enjoyable times in my life making me long once again for the good old days and adventures. I wish you luck and happiness in your adventures in your "Big Ambi Girl". I'm curious to know just what kind of fuel she takes, as well as your gas ⛽ mileage. Have you added anything onto her like a Banks system to improve your fuel mileage (I'm not sure but I think maybe those are only for diesel engines though)?? Also curious to know if you had to insulate the living compartment for your travels to Montana and other cold states? Are you also using a propane heater? I'm don't recall you sharing that info but I could have easily missed that detail.
1:25 he’s showing cupboard below hanging closet and mentions a “buddy heater” and that the unit is really well insulated - am just watching in Oct 2023 but thought I’d reply 🇨🇦🙏
OMG. That modified sink as a shower basin is both a piece of art and absolutely genius. And the pull out hose is really slick. If and when I ever decide for an indoor shower, I think I may just use your idea!
I am pleased that he recognized the great design and pure utility of the original cabinets. He is right that something as technically perfect would not be practical for him to try and build. Nice ambulance build!
This is really smart. He had this well thought out. I’m really into alternative RV’s and alternative houses.
I know why you laughed when talking about the PA system, I build ambulances for a living so I know that the PA system is also the siren amp. and I noticed the siren speakers are still in place under the front bumper. hahaha. nice build man. you did an excellent job.
Hi, you build Ambulances..how much do you charge for one??? I'm looking for one..
There's not one thing about this conversion that I don't like.....so awesome! Really inspiring and I can't wait to get my own ambo. Well done....thanks for sharing!
This is awesome! I had no idea an ambulance would be so spacious. The existing storage and cabinets are brilliant. I love what you've done to adapt it to your lifestyle! This is great!
It's cool that it came with those high quality cupboards that you were able to repurpose. I really feel like an ambulance has a lot of pros compared to a minivan or even a sprinter
Good luck w the Sprinter, as Joe Smith mechanic isn't going to have knowledge of them...universal is a way to go. Cheaper parts, too.
This is great! I love all of the already established cabinets and storage. I'm seriously considering this lifestyle after retirement, would have never thought of an ambulance.
LOL and WOW! I recognize your home for what it was - I worked on an ambulance 🚑 for 12 years. I gotta say, I love what you've done with the place!! 😁🧡🏠
This dude is a genius, wow I’m impressed.
Love that it came with cabinets...sturdy and saves on building costs.😃
But you really need someone that's done rebuilding vehicles before. It's not something you can really read as you go type of reno.. overall I like the concept
I'm not sure I have ever seen a more sensible, utilitarian, comfy, economical build. S-W-E-E-T!
Love it that the "ambulance" van is wide than a normal van. Love what you have incorporated into your van. Excellent use of space.
You can’t imagine many deaths happen in an ambulance. Sage out those vibes and regain clarity at the highest levels. Take care ❤️
Or...just do what he’s doing and repurpose it to live a life to its fullest?
Sage and repurpose. I would think that is helpful. I was stuck on that, too lol.
I’d focus on the lives saved!
Clever to keep the seat belts, well thought out.
Yeah, a potty would be great.
The chair Ben was seated in could be converted to a toilet if someone got creative. 😎
Boys dont have issues going outside has us girls my man son like no loo on boards
The amount of storage is insane!! I don't think I've ever seen a van with that much storage. All of the sturdy cabinets are super nice!
I love how this guy isnt trying to show off how "perfect" his van and lifestlye is (especially the part of the video where his jackets fall off the rack). He uses the space semi-efficiently for the purpose it provides (even if its not 100% organized). He keeps it simple and clearly doesnt stress too much about keeping his van looking perfect and I respect that!
I love this one. I like that he kept those awesome cabinets. Good for him. He did a beautiful job. Thanks for sharing.
I’d call her Blue Bell! Thank you for tour. I love your ambulance home. I wish I had one just like it. It’s truly wonderful.
This is just gorgeous. I can’t believe how that divider makes a huge difference, and really makes it homey.
I'm usually not a "tiny home" person but THIS is awesome! Being a former paramedic I spent many an hour in the back of ambulances. Although they are adequate as emergency transport vehicles I never imagined they could be transformed into a practical/ comfortable living space. Very reasonably priced as well. At present I wouldn't see myself living in this home permanently but it makes a great RV! Enjoy the fruits of your MANY HOURS of labor.
This guy has such a sweet way of talking :)
The house is full with such clever ideas, shower hiding space, leather strap (no bumping issue), that dustbin idea is just too good!
I would get rid of the wardrobe for a toilet/shower. Clothes and shoes can fit under the bed.
no they can't.
@@misswildlife7905 sure they can. They can go where the portable toilet would normally go. Or maybe they could hang on a door.
@@kel5710 read what david said again..instead of a wardrobe there, he suggest a toilet/shower & thinks the clothes & shoes can fit under the bed which they couldn't.
i would actually put the toilet where he puts his dirty laundry. And build the wood frame around it so that it could still look nice. But that's just me.
Me too
A dream tiny home. The interior cabinetry would cost thousands to duplicate...very industrial and tough. All the best for happy travels.
You’ve done a GREAT job on this ambulance conversion! Congratulations. You seem like such a nice guy, you deserve it. Enjoy!
Even though much smaller than typical van / bus builds, this has everything you need in a much smaller more efficient area. Me personally love all the storage space. I do photography, videos and podcasting as well as outdoor sports stuff. I need that storage. And he had space for a "shower". I like it a lot.
2 showers but no toilet? Love ur build but i would definitely need a toilet
I would deff need a poop station
@1:25 he has a double doodie in the closet
So many videos say a composting toilet is well worth the cost!
FedEx
Just poop in the shower like a normal person
as a former medic -- HELL YEAH!!! this looks amazing!
What he did with his build really makes sense to me, why reinvent the wheel. The cabinets are solid and well built and as far as I’m concerned they look good. He put his efforts into a well thought out space that meet his needs and is aesthetically pleasing. Good job and even better price. 🔝🍌
This is one of the coolest small living trucks!! So much was already built in. So nice!! $13000!?! That's amazing 😀
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as an Indonesian i really love when he open the cabinet at 4:18 . Btw it's a beautiful campervan.
Nice build. I really like those original ambulance cabinets around the top. They're better than anything people build themselves.
Great build for a sweet price... And a Rig that will go deeper in the forest than most.
Cedar to keep the bugs an tiny space musty smells down great choice...
That shower by the door is ABSOLUTELY incredible!!!
I like how he acknowledges the safety and reliability of the ambulance. Saying his cabinets are safe because of the build of the ambulance is a nice addition to the video.
May God protect you and keep you safe in your travels bro. Great job 😃👍
The entrance shower and closet is the best I have seen.
An ambulance!!!! That’s the most amazing creative idea I’ve seen so far. Those things were built with so many safety features.... 👏🏼
Probably one of the best finds and conversions that I've watched; especially a built tough Ford with 4 X 4 . Small bike is perfect, but you could tow a small vehicle . The Gentleman is Focused & Organized ; knows what He wants in His Life. Excellent . Thanks and Good luck.
This is awesome. The space is utilized really well. I love that the shower is right by the door so any escaped water can run right out.
He did a really good job. One of the best ambulance conversions I've seen.
Only watched 33 seconds but I’m so impressed with the Sink-Shower-Step!! What a brilliant idea.
Frugal & Smart! Good idea to buy a ambulance for all the built-in storage space. So that's where old ambulances 🚑 go, Repurposed as Tiny Homes!!!! 🥰
This is one of the best done conversions I've ever seen.
Dude!! OMG your rig is so clever have you ever thought about going in a business and doing this full-time? I would pay you to build my rig for sure! 👍
I totally agree. But would definitely need a potty!
Ditto!!!
@@bonnie7692 I've seen quite a few of these with the potty inside one of the kitchen "seats".
potty is the only thing missing here
@@margemargie9891 Putting it near food is just gross, tho.
Who would of thought because this a probably one of the most brilliant ideas I've seen for tiny homes.
Awesome build! I love the simplicity, the fixed bed, the ice chest sized pull out fridge that doubles as a seat and the TW200. I'd swap the lead acid batteries for LiFePO4.
This is probably one if the coolest campulances I've seen yet,great job
Campulance. I like that.
i have yet to find a better conversion then yours. this really makes me want to live in an ambulance. great build
I love that you have tile in your kitchen area.
Most people avoid doing tile work in a mobile house.
I spoke/wrote to soon on the last video I watched = YOU win the VALUE build. Absolutely incredible. Congratulations. God Bless & Godspeed.
As many times as I have been in ambulances, I never imagined turning it into an actual home!
I’m sorry you’re always going in ambulances :(
@@Smil7001 You're very kind! (Although I don't count the times I end up going to the hospital...just the times I'm blessed to be able to leave!)
Of the absolute best ambulance builds I've seen.. I have never understood why people want to leave the bed on the side I love the fact that this one is across the back which is what I would do..
A problem arises when two are sleeping side to side and the person closest to the rear needs to get up to pee (or whatever) unless one can elevate themselves over the other so as not to disturb the other.. LOL!
@@pjf7943 Well since he had space at the end of his bed all you do is slide to the end and slide off.. And I'm sure between the 2 sleeping next to each other they know which one needs to get up and pee at night so that 1 will always be on the outside anyways.. And it's easy to solve that problem by going P before bed.. L o l
@@sharongypsydove6080 It only works YOUR WAY if only ONE PERSON needs to PEE..!!! LOL! Seriously though, obviously you are some kind of self-important, self-centered infantile and prove it so by your idiotic statement... Keep up the good work, boob toober, w/the attention span and comprehension of a three year old..!!! LOL! LOL! No wonder this country is like the last days of Rome... Self centered mindless/brainless liberalism/feminism killed them too....
@@pjf7943 Lol wow the fact that you actually think talking like that makes you feel important, When all it shows is your narcissistic troll tendencies! Not at any point was I nasty or rude to you but that's OK because you are the boob toober, But you could just keep up with your self righteous , Self important nonsensical comments.. Do whatever floats your boat, Because apparently you are the one that has the attention span of a three-year-old when you attack somebody In your childish wanna be better than everybody else world🌎.
You just prove my point every day,
Very typical twatt waffle doesn't know how to do anything except be insulting just to make themselves feel better..
Toodles and bless your little heart for being the The little basement dwelling troll that you are Enjoy your make believe fantasy world.. Won't see your stupidity anymore.. And if You respond to somebody who's blocked you you're just gonna show everybody on here how ignorant you truly are..
Blocked last laughs on you..
Love those glass cupboard doors with their special stay open hinges. Brilliant. Seems as smooth as silk. Congrats!
The cabinets were a HUGE plus in this build. Very nice
now THAT is Faith, taking a shower right next to the clean clothes wardrobe
Can't help but think there would be big humidity problems, and the clothes hung next to each other would likely get mildewed quickly. I don't blame him for not actually using that shower.
He do said it's just for emergency, and he usually take shower outside.
I don’t understand how does he shower outside? Naked in public?
@@Smil7001 If you camp in the middle of nowhere, you can safely get naked in "public"...
Also, you can use curtain shower or something like that...
@@casekocsk or you can just shower with swimsuit/boxers on
That is so awesome. Enjoy it always and be blessed as well. Safe travels where ever you go.
Love the ambulance tiny home. I worked on an old ambulance like that and I love that walk thru door. Most don't have those anymore. Cool conversion!!!!!
so simplistic, probably one of the best tiny homes about. Made me replan my home.
His shower is really ingenious. His home is beautiful.
It’s great cause that entry area gets dirty constantly. So having the shower there makes it a great “mud room” and easy to clean. I’ve watched so many vids and the dirt is a common issue. This helps.
That is such a great build. I love all the compartments and storage on the outside, he got so lucky with that and the pass thru door and those cabinets. I just would have to have a bathroom for night time and times when I would wanna not let people know I’m there! I really really like this though. And He isn’t so bad himself either 😉
Yep!
You’re attracted to this low energy dude?
totally agree , I would need a bathroom too and he is a cutie 😉
@@CoveringFish
Don’t be a hater
*It's nice to see an ambulance that has a fixed bed and set up like a normal camper type Home*
*You done a great job!!!*
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OMG, i never thought of converting an ambulance. Every one is built off of HD chasis. They would be perfect to do a small stretch on. Great idea.
Why is the toilet always the least important ?
I was going to say. What about the toilet?
Because he is a man. Men can go anywhere.
@@1111DoubleOH7 what if he has company hanging out with him in the middle no where and it's woman
I don't know if someone's comment was accidentally erased or not showing after I made mention what about company in the middle of no where and a woman. I recent notification of that person saying that women can pee anywhere, but I don't see the comment. In responses to that comment, it is true that women can pee anywhere when they do it properly, but I wasn't telling about peeing lol. I have no gallbladder and I have deal stomach issues for the rest of my life. If I have a episode, not to be TMI, but it can't be done without a toilet no matter what professional technique you use lol.
Why? In my country even out of nowhere there is public toilet and shower even in mountain. So in my country people always built camper van without shower or toilet. Also you can use toilet anywhere without pay in gas station, train,bus station, hall, anywhere public building.
This is an amazing tiny home!! Thank you for sharing! Great energy and awesome ideas.
That garbage shoot thingy is genius. Best part of the ambo house.
That’s awesome! You did a phenomenal job! I like the divider next to the bed and everything is neat, clean, workable, and organized. GREAT rig!!