New Jersey Outdoor Adventures recently interviewed Josh Sheldon, an engineer, overlander, and adventurist, who bought a 2005 Chevy C4500 ambulance with a 6.6-liter Duramax diesel engine and built this ambulance camper during the COVID lockdown in a period of six months.
Josh has managed to design and essentially create a compact New York apartment on wheels. We are in love with the fact that he has repurposed Tesla batteries to run his open-sourced home assistant system (which is extensive) that he can access remotely. Wait till you see how he has managed to design a spacious shower that holds a storage drawer, a compostable toilet, and a washer/dryer. I must admit, Josh’s ambulance conversion is one of the best I have ever seen. Now, if only I had the mental capacity to do the same to our Land Rover camper, my life would be complete.
You can get more detailed information about his build on his Instagram account @heyjshel
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