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Guys,

 

Like I've ranted before, ambulance coaches rip. Have any of you'all had the same experiences, e.g., sloppy wiring/trunking/chintzy butt-splices, poor hvac taps and connectors and the like? My latest 6.0 350 engine R&R is an ambulance that is a horrendous conversion that make me shiver when I think peoples lives depend on the whole mess to function properly. A/C and heater lines are routed clumsily around shock towers using copper HOUSEHOLD piping, grille assemblies chopped-up for horns, sirens, etc. I wondering when I put this POS back together if it will even work. And get this...it's only about a year-old and was better than 100k!!!???!!! Abomination!!! /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/puke.gif

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I see the same thing on the fleet of air port bus conversions I work on. The things could be the same year and only a couple of Vin numbers apart and they are assembled completely different and very sloppy at best. Luckily they are warranted for 1 year and 12000 miles on the conversions, so in a little over a couple of months they are out of warranty.

FMT

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I'm not impressed with the ambulances I get.... mostly Crestline and Mystere here in Canada....

 

BUT.... they are head and shoulders above motorhomes in quality of conversion work.

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