Author name: Mmunns

This weekend?  I took apart windows and cleaned all the diesel residue within the frames, replaced all the rusty screws and rescreened. In an ambulance – everything is overdone – so I believe I replaced 75 screws. We also put Etched Glass film by ArtScape on one of the compartments – lower sink.  I love […]

Power, pump, tanks (fresh and grey water), breather tube, fill tube.  Yay water!!  Super huge accomplishment!

We’re almost there!  So much is done – it’s hard to believe.  Our progress since the last post:  We’ve filled the holes and painted the wall,  fixed and rescreened the window, and installed a new 12 volt for the fridge.  We re-wired a new 12 volt fuse panel to accommodate the water pump, 12V fridge

I think it’s done.  Oh, you know that we’ll be doing small upgrades and changes.  But overall – the kitchen side is done.  The before picture is below.  Hard to believe the changes.

Tile, countertop, sink! We’re in the home stretch!!  Tile, countertop, sink, toilet, plumbing, electrical, A/C.  Whoo hoo!  Next up…fridge and storage.  Yay!

Start of center console Look up…roof A/C! Dry fitting the toilet Just an updated pic of this side Yep – the bed/sofa It’s been interesting these past couple of months.  We first dropped WW off at an ambulance shop – but they were overloaded with ambos and couldn’t get us in.  (Would have been nice

Look at all of that wire!  A huge thank you to Bob and his team at Custom Coach in Rosedale, MD for removing hundreds of feet of unnecessary wiring that only an ambulance would need.  And good-bye to that huge, useless center console. 

The bed frame/base and bench is pretty much a wrap as of 3/21/21.  The photos show how the base is configured, and then breaks down to conveniently store under the bench. Gurney holes are plugged, but still need the final touch up.  The light timer has been swapped out for a rocker switch.  New outlets

Before and after…so far.  We’ve removed a lot of equipment, a bench and a cabinet to make room for our fridge, countertop and sink.  The electric is now in a more useful spot, with a 12V connection for the fridge down below (wires are out – still in need of the 12V receptacle) and the

Insurance – yes!  We finally have insurance.  What a process.  We had to insure as a commercial vehicle through MB’s business.  If we didn’t have a business set up – we’d be out of luck.  We feel like it’s truly ours and we can move forward.  So we ripped out the small bench seat and