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What is the weight of those wheels? Following along....:ylsmoke:

You might take a look at these Ford van OEM frame rail boxes https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Econoline-Van-Cab-Chassis-Truck-Steel-Battery-Box-RV-SEMI/122945698697?hash=item1ca0227b89:g:TCoAAOSwaC9ac3wl

I used hub centric rings that were plastic on a daily driver/autocross Mitsubishi Evolution. They did exactly what you want. Lots on on/offs with these wheels too, they held up fine.

That "Opps we may have something here" moment.

Agreed, great pics. I realize now it's an antenna, the black one. It looks like a tiki torch, tapped into the on board propane. Perfect for your rig!

That is a decent price for a low mile v10. Since we are looking for cutaways now... Arrow has this decent cutaway 7.3L with 34K miles http://arrowmfgtrucks.com/listing/06479/ They have many more, with or without boxes. They also have 8" cab backs in stock and ready to install on your cutaway...

He thinks there is a lot of space with the bed horizontal, he should try it in the vertical position, really opens things up. ;)

Seems reasonable, I think you will do well with it.

Well it's not a van but you know.... Recently picked up this 2011 e350 cutaway from Arrow Manufacturing in Iowa. Former ambulance obviously. It's a v10, 5 speed auto, power cab (cruise, locks, Windows), dual alternators, 40 gallon rear tank, and for small extra fee a 8" fiberglass cab back...

What is the price point on the cabinet loaded with fridge, sink, top?

I agree with the above comments. I watched a few videos, lot of out of the box thinking here. Not sure I could deal with the no windows thing. You should move this to "other expedition campers" http://forum.expeditionportal.com/forums/74-Other-Custom-Expedition-Camper For better exposure to a...

eBay has some, https://www.ebay.com/itm/37782069-Corner-Cap-U-Haul-Box-Truck-Rear-Left/201687032564?hash=item2ef57be2f4:g:mZkAAOSwNRdX-wM3&vxp=mtr

Following along, Are you having any thoughts of selling the lift parts as a stage 1? With release of the drivetrain portion later?

Hard to imagine what going through something like that is like. Good to hear you and your family are alive and well. Thanks for posting. Camp on!

This is awesome! Congrats on the new rig.

Wise decision to move to this section, you will get a lot more criticism. ;) Anxiously watching....:ylsmoke:

I haven't looked to see if these have been posted previously, if there is anything that should be added to the Ambo FAQ its this. Is there a ambulance Christmas tree ornament available? Yes...

If its a one time deal, ones you can buy locally and return if you don't end up needing them would be my recommendation.

I think you are thinking of member Lwing, http://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/184788-E450-4wd-build I did ask a question in that thread about his bolt config and posted a link to the wheels. Both patterns are available and the backspacing is listed there as 4.25"...

I'm confused wont you end up with to different bolt patterns front to rear using this method? Wouldn't the front axle have 8x170 and the rear 6x8.5? seems like a rear hub change or adapters would be necessary regardless.