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Well it is getting there... One thing I have learned these past few days is that ambulances have a lot if wires!

After some honing, they look so much better, almost ready for paint! Next part up for rebuild... And finished off the evening with some wiring, Dodger

Brake time!

Great weather today enabled the Solar panel mounting and updating the battery bay wiring.

After moving some things around, the new panel is ready for installation

Laying out the new power grid

Several parts came in this week, so back to work on "Project Big Truck". Among the items to install include: 100w Renogy solar panel, 30 amp charge controller, onboard two bank charger, 1800w xantrex inverter, new fuse panels, and battery switches. Also a new drag link for the International and...

I know it is a Bronco ii, it is based on the Ranger frame. Hopefully that counts for something...

My stickers finally arrived!

Looks amazing!

Dude! My local camp ground doesn't offer the ambulance option! Love the pics!

After almost eight years of ownership with my 1991 Road Rescue, I have no regrets. It is the only vehicle I have ever kept for so long, and I never plan to sell it

Glad to see the ambulance idea is catching on!

Unfortunately not much will be going on for the next two weeks, stuck at National Guard annual training. Gives me time to think about some of my ideas and plans. Time to step away and reorganize my angle of attack. Can't wait to get home and make some headway! On a good note, the Bronco ii is...

Well the front end is back together with nice new king pins and bushings. Rebuild the brake calipers next!

Looks like it is time to clean that roof! It took over an hour to clean mine last weekend. Darn trees...

I spent a week on a Kelty Basecamp laid on top of an army wool blanket, no complaints! Just a little hard to roll up and get back into its storage bag.

Here is my vent installation!

Decided to put my awning to work! Needed to fix my truck in the rain, and the awning worked perfectly!