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Just the thing for the masochist who needs a unique project, Popped up on my local Craigslist.. https://fredericksburg.craigslist.org/cto/d/1974-e300-ford-econoline-4x4/6538914754.html

That's going to be super difficult with the panel in place, any way to get it out before cutting? Usually the best route is to score the laminate before actually cutting the panel, Use a straight edge and utility (razor) knife to make as deep a cut through the laminate before actually using a...

Unfortunately, I posted them on transient sites (Facebook/Photobucket)... I do still have the pics, I need to go back and post them directly here...

Low Mileage E450 Cutaway https://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/d/2010-ford-e450-cab-chassis/6464395646.html

Well, those pictures were posted by Zukicamper, But they weren't of his AMBO, Mega Ambo, so I don't know where he got those pictures... Mega Ambo never had a build thread, Just a Summary thread, and a for sale thread... http://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/117028-MegAmbo-Summary-Thread...

Thanks, Found it! Didn't recognize the Mobile Ebay Page... https://www.ebay.com/itm/QUIGLEY-4X4-4WD-FORD-E450-POWERSTROKE-7-3-SUPERDUTY-LOW-MILES-FULLY-FUNCTIONAL/332469204100?hash=item4d68b57484:g:opIAAOSwZqZaIcYP&vxp=mtr

I give up, Where is this listed for sale?

I've never heard that, but what is the Ford Guy's actual claim? They're both one ton frames, so unless the Chevy frame is going to collapse like a house of cards as soon as you get a 4 wheel drive axle near it, I don't see where an incremental increase in strength is that big of a deal....

Interesting, On their Equipment Site they have two older Ambos, But one is listed as 'Sold', This one; And they have an older Freightliner too, Not listed as for sale or sold; Is it either of those? I Might have to wander by and take a peek...

http://classiccardb.com/other-makes/132473-1978-grumman-kurbaster-4x4-van-ultimate-4wd-van.html Seems like a pretty good deal...

Yeah, I looked at those type for my V3500, as that's all there was for that too, But the one shop I asked about putting one in, said they wouldn't do it, and I just ended up making a hitch of my own... I'd trust it up to about 12,000lb, but don't think I'd go over that, Plus I took my Bumper...

You're going to have some trouble finding a hitch and extension that will handle 16,000lb... Also, I have trouble remembering day to day :) what's you're current rig? In any case I'd try etrailer.com first, Call them if you don't see what you need on the website...

People die in houses, resturants, stores, cars, buses, parks, and especially, hospitals, all the time. Certainly no one is going to stop going to those places because of it, so why let it bother you about an Ambulance?

Also, Though it isn't usually a big factor for me, when it comes to the Promasters, they are just God-Awful Ugly trucks!

I keep a 10 Pack of these in the rear cabinet of my Ambo; And they've always done the trick in a low tech way without wasting a lot of storage space; https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0028PJ10K?tag=viglink20599-20

Yup, I remembered it was around $4,600 (Thinking I was being all clever, it was something like $4576.76) I gave them $4700, had them put $4,500 on the title, and take $200 as a donation...

That's the way I got mine, Pretty sure I was the only bid, As neither the fire department or I could remember exactly what I had bid!

In order to actually use the appliances, You'd have to actually put the whole poptop up there, as the appliances are all near floor level (Heater is at floor level). Plus the lift mechanism collapses into the lower part.

Tried to send these to you in a PM, but you can't actually upload pics in PMs The rears are Duratracs in a 215/85R16, That's a 30 Inch tire, as are the 245/75s you currently have. If you want to go up to a 33, I think you're going to have to go with some real pizza cutters to fit on the rear...

I've got 215/85/16 load range E Duratracs on my Ambo right now, so yeah, they come in the range you need, I haven't put enough miles on them to say how they wear though...