Ambulance conversion

If you’re hoping to move around a lot, a moveable tiny home isn’t always the best option. While vans and school bus conversions take the spotlight, my guest Tom Roszko set his sights on a medium-duty ambulance. In this conversation, we’ll learn why used ambulances actually make a fantastic starting point for a conversion, how to find them, and other tips for a DIY, super mobile tiny home. Plus, Tom shares details about his solar, water, and off-grid living in his home.

This is a stunning DIY conversion of an ambulance into a camper van, built by Amanda and her dad over the course of 7 months. The vehicle is a 2006 Ford E-350 cutaway that used to

Ingenious features make this ambulance conversion an all-terrain home on wheels.

While there's certainly nothing wrong with gutting something like an ambulance and transforming the bare bones into a cozy house, the way Keith made a liveable space while using most of the original hardware/furnishings of

Seth was already converting a rig when he met Christy, but when they got married, she wasn't interested in living in a vehicle. Eventually, however, she warmed up to the idea, and they ended up

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One platform I’m surprised I don’t see more of in the expedition and full-time, live-in vehicle ranks is the humble ambulance. After checking out a few of these rigs in person, I think it’s fair to say that the unassuming, boxy silhouette doesn’t convey this platform’s potential. This particular ambulance was found in Denver, Colorado,...