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This is super interesting, ambulances seem to be a like more cost effective to come by (where I am) but i hadn't considered them because of the roof height. This actually motivates me to reconsider ambulsnces over a shuttle

How big was this first bus you all had? How big was the inside space from stairs to the back? How did you all shower, like how many times could you take showers?

I’m excited to see the end of the Ambulance build. I’m not sure if I’m not just finding it or if no video has been posted yet. Could you direct me to the right video?

What did you use for a moisture barrier to prevent mold in the roof raise, the wood touching the metal surface?

Loved this video

You guys are so awesome! I love all the odd tools you use like stools rather than ladders. Seriously, I thought I was the only one. Was just watching you guys traveling with Drew and Savanna. Can’t wait to see more ❤

Hello there! I just saw you had posted another video. Your build looks great! Sure have missed y’all being on UA-cam! Come back more often. XOXO.

I already feel like you guys are gonna do great and I love you energy and attitude towards the build and I’m only 7 minutes into the first video. Can’t wait to watch!

Yay!!! I'm so excited to see you both back sharing on UA-cam, it has been a while. Can't wait to see part two upcoming. It is always inspiring to see how fearlessly your couple dance to your dreams and overcome any challenges with grace and laughter ☺️ I hope that if it is inspired that you might do a numbers and figures break down video for your overland ambulance the same as you did for Luna. I enjoyed that content and found it very helpful. A question: With this build being next level, did you find any uncommon power (or otherwise) tool being essential and or helpful that helped you build your home? (E.g. special saw to cut out the windows that a friend supplied that isn't part of your existing on road tool kit) Many blessings, luck, and well wishes on your journey and may your manifestations continue to unfold beautifully in perfect comfort and safety matching your growth ☄️ 🌌

So you had to work with your hands really tough huh?

God has blessed you!

Too easy to joke with, so good luck

Name it :EMIRGITCY NONE ❤

Sounds Awesome good luck to the both of you.

Can’t wait to see the finished product

Ewww that’s an ambulance

🤙🎉

People have died in your truck

Wow! You’ve gotten quite a bit done. I’ve seen builds where they’re only able to put an inch or so of insulation in the walls,etc. yours is much thicker and should make a big difference in heating and cooling. I think you got a fantastic deal on the vehicle to and only 30 some thousand miles! It’s still a new truck! I’ll keep watching and take care!

I’m envious! This looks like the perfect setup and you guys can build it to how you like it! Best of everything to you both and have a grand time!

Proud of both of you!

Just buy a fucking RV 😂 We got ours for 12k. And please tell me y'all aren't living in that full time

Jesus christ so dramatic

Ambulance

And now you on something with absolutely no equity

praise God for your friends!!!

PROUD of you BOTH. inspirational!!!

If this is your grandest adventure, good thing you're young because you have a lot to experience.

Lol, that one random shot from a tree. ❤

How far down does the roof studs or ribbing go down?

Just bought a shuttle bus I need to mount a roof rack asap

This looks awesome! How stable has it been on the highway, and how waterproof is it? I'm thinking of doing a similar thing for my ambulance!

This is amazinggg!!!

Ty, i dont want to remove the inner fiberglass but just build in a few things we need such as water and 12 volt system. However there are sections of the outer panels which are loose from the frame. I was hiping you could tell me how they are connected to the frame. It might be necessary for me to take them loose and reattach.

I love your Shuttle Bus and the colour. Stay safe and protected ❤❤❤❤

Does anyone know if there is a benfit from foam board vs spary foam. Seems like spray would be much faster

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING THESE!!! My partner and I are going to buy our own shuttle bus most likely and build it out, we've been wondering about budget and seeing your bus Reno and the budge you had for it has been amazingly helpful for me to feel inspired and secure about this decision! I know both of our goals is to eventually have an expedition vehicle so this has been a lovely treat as well <3

So glad to find this video for inspiration! How did you change your front gray dashboard to what it is now??? Genius!

Such a cute build.

We have been doing research on raising our roof on our ambulance that we just purchased. This is by far the easiest, cheapest, and quickest way to raise the roof! We are definitely going this route and are going to pretty much do exactly what you guys did!

This is so helpful! I’m deciding between a ford e450 or a micro bird for my rig and this helps a lot

What are the interior dimensions you had to work with in this bus?

Great job! Thank you so much for sharing! What did you put on the walls under the insulation ? I just bought one and converting it by myself. 😊

Where did you venture off to??

Looks like your almost there! Great job so far, keep it up and post more often, your missed and all hard work pays off!!

How cool! It is coming right along. Miss seeing you guys.

Fantastic!

Great videos...thank you!

Great video!!