I'm almost ready to start my next project. The base of the truck is 1995 f350 4x4 ambulance with7.3 powerstroke 54k miles. The plan is to remove the ambulance body and install the fiberglass camper shell from a xplorer 272 motorhome
Both vehicles have been purchased
The xplorer 272 picture is not the actual truck, its just a picture I found.
Both vehicles have been purchased but waiting to pick up the ambulance next week.
I have a lot of research to do. Luckily my father is a retired welder,fabricator,carpenter and all around get it done type of a guy. He will be doing most of the project.
The things I'm worried about so far
1. whats the best way to attach the fiberglass body to the frame? Ive read the chasis flexes quite a bit. I'm thinking I will attach it just like the ambulance box was done
2. Will the fiberglass body meet up with he back of the cab ? I'm pretty sure we will have to fabricate something
3. Will the frame have to be lengthened? Pretty sure it will but it really depends on how far forward we sit the body
Any suggestions would be appreciated


The xplorer 272 picture is not the actual truck, its just a picture I found.
Both vehicles have been purchased but waiting to pick up the ambulance next week.
I have a lot of research to do. Luckily my father is a retired welder,fabricator,carpenter and all around get it done type of a guy. He will be doing most of the project.
The things I'm worried about so far
1. whats the best way to attach the fiberglass body to the frame? Ive read the chasis flexes quite a bit. I'm thinking I will attach it just like the ambulance box was done
2. Will the fiberglass body meet up with he back of the cab ? I'm pretty sure we will have to fabricate something
3. Will the frame have to be lengthened? Pretty sure it will but it really depends on how far forward we sit the body
Any suggestions would be appreciated