2 guests
Sleeps 2
28 ft. long
Pet friendly
Offers delivery
2004 Ford E450
Have you ever watched an ambulance scream past you and wondered what it feels like to drive one of those beauties? Here’s your chance! Explore the splendour of the Pacific Northwest from the comfort and safety of this show-stopper retired ambulance. The powerful turbodiesel van comes with everything 2 people and pets would need for a memorable road trip in most weather conditions. Plenty of power from the V8 gets you into and keeps up with highway traffic with ease, while the low-down diesel torque will climb almost any hill or mountain road effortlessly. And it sounds like a semi!! You gotta love the diesel “dock-dock-dock” sound :). Maybe I should have named it “Dock-Dock”…but I digress
The interior of the van came fully insulated in the rugged ambulance box (did I say “safety”?) and converted professionally to include pine wall panels, hardwood floor and sliding wood bedframe built around the original cabinets and shelves. Dimmable LED ceiling lights, diesel heater and vent fan for creature comforts. Still has original VHF radio, air horn, lights and sirens…maybe they still work? Rent Huey to find out! (There’s a hint in the Rules below)
With offshore power and inverter plus 400W solar panels feeding three 12V batteries, you can charge your laptop and power appliances without draining the vehicle battery. Lots of storage space inside and outside. Kitchen with sink and fridge allow you to stay nourished at your own convenience. Still a work in progress, but sufficient for most adventures!
Engine, chassis and drivetrain professionally inspected by Ford dealer in March 2022 and in great shape, has been driven from Kent to SoCal and also Kent to Denver and back. Host is a lifelong mechanic and gearhead—I spoil this truck with maintenance round the clock so you can drive with peace of mind.
What's includedFull kitchen with 2-burner propane stove and an electric-powered faucet and sink
Refrigerator
Microwave
Electric water kettle
Pots, pans, dishware, silverware, cooking utensils, dish towels, cleaning supplies
Coffee maker
French press
Diesel heater
Portable propane grill and utensils
Portable propane heater provided upon request
Large propane tank (full)
Two 5-gal freshwater tanks (can be full or empty upon pickup)
400 Watt Solar power
20 Amp Shore power plug-in and cable
Inverter + electrical system that charges automatically while the van is running
Dimmable LED interior lighting
Exterior scene lighting (original ambulance equipment)
Powerful fan keeps the interior cool and odor-free
Lots of storage space in 3 exterior bays, 1 interior cabinet, many shelves, and under the 2 benches
Portable toilet
Convertible futon-bed with firm 4 inch twin mattress, sleeps 2
Fresh linen+pillows, duvet available upon request
2 Camp chairs
2 Sleeping bags upon request
10x10 easy setup tent upon request
1 hammock
First aid kit
Roadside safety kit
Kite! (looks like a dragon)
Pick-up and/drop-off within 20mi radius available upon requestRecommendationsCheck out the Olympic Peninsula, especially La Push and the Hoh Rainforest
Enjoy the scenic drive along Chuckanut drive between Burlington and Bellingham, overlooking the Samish Bay in Puget Sound
Explore wine country in King and Snohomish county (Woodinville to Monroe)
Camano Island
Visit Anacortes
Mount Rainier National Park
Mount St Helens
Mount Adams Wilderness
Ocean Shores, Westport
Ellensburg, Wenatchee, Leavenworth, Chelan for ranches and wine countryOther things to notePet friendly for a fee, dog tested & approved (and cleaned regularly)
No smoking inside vehicle
The interior of the van came fully insulated in the rugged ambulance box (did I say “safety”?) and converted professionally to include pine wall panels, hardwood floor and sliding wood bedframe built around the original cabinets and shelves. Dimmable LED ceiling lights, diesel heater and vent fan for creature comforts. Still has original VHF radio, air horn, lights and sirens…maybe they still work? Rent Huey to find out! (There’s a hint in the Rules below)
With offshore power and inverter plus 400W solar panels feeding three 12V batteries, you can charge your laptop and power appliances without draining the vehicle battery. Lots of storage space inside and outside. Kitchen with sink and fridge allow you to stay nourished at your own convenience. Still a work in progress, but sufficient for most adventures!
Engine, chassis and drivetrain professionally inspected by Ford dealer in March 2022 and in great shape, has been driven from Kent to SoCal and also Kent to Denver and back. Host is a lifelong mechanic and gearhead—I spoil this truck with maintenance round the clock so you can drive with peace of mind.
What's includedFull kitchen with 2-burner propane stove and an electric-powered faucet and sink
Refrigerator
Microwave
Electric water kettle
Pots, pans, dishware, silverware, cooking utensils, dish towels, cleaning supplies
Coffee maker
French press
Diesel heater
Portable propane grill and utensils
Portable propane heater provided upon request
Large propane tank (full)
Two 5-gal freshwater tanks (can be full or empty upon pickup)
400 Watt Solar power
20 Amp Shore power plug-in and cable
Inverter + electrical system that charges automatically while the van is running
Dimmable LED interior lighting
Exterior scene lighting (original ambulance equipment)
Powerful fan keeps the interior cool and odor-free
Lots of storage space in 3 exterior bays, 1 interior cabinet, many shelves, and under the 2 benches
Portable toilet
Convertible futon-bed with firm 4 inch twin mattress, sleeps 2
Fresh linen+pillows, duvet available upon request
2 Camp chairs
2 Sleeping bags upon request
10x10 easy setup tent upon request
1 hammock
First aid kit
Roadside safety kit
Kite! (looks like a dragon)
Pick-up and/drop-off within 20mi radius available upon requestRecommendationsCheck out the Olympic Peninsula, especially La Push and the Hoh Rainforest
Enjoy the scenic drive along Chuckanut drive between Burlington and Bellingham, overlooking the Samish Bay in Puget Sound
Explore wine country in King and Snohomish county (Woodinville to Monroe)
Camano Island
Visit Anacortes
Mount Rainier National Park
Mount St Helens
Mount Adams Wilderness
Ocean Shores, Westport
Ellensburg, Wenatchee, Leavenworth, Chelan for ranches and wine countryOther things to notePet friendly for a fee, dog tested & approved (and cleaned regularly)
No smoking inside vehicle
Have you ever watched an ambulance scream past you and wondered what it feels like to drive one of those beauties? Here’s your chance! Explore the splendour of the Pacific Northwest from the comfort and safety of this show-stopper retired ambulance. The powerful turbodiesel van comes with everything 2 people and pets would need for a memorable road trip in most weather conditions. Plenty of power from the V8 gets you into and keeps up with highway traffic with ease, while the low-down diesel torque will climb almost any hill or mountain road effortlessly. And it sounds like a semi!! You gotta love the diesel “dock-dock-dock” sound :). Maybe I should have named it “Dock-Dock”…but I digress
The interior of the van came fully insulated in the rugged ambulance box (did I say “safety”?) and converted professionally to include pine wall panels, hardwood floor and sliding wood bedframe built around the original cabinets and shelves. Dimmable LED ceiling lights, diesel heater and vent fan for creature comforts. Still has original VHF radio, air horn, lights and sirens…maybe they still work? Rent Huey to find out! (There’s a hint in the Rules below)
With offshore power and inverter plus 400W solar panels feeding three 12V batteries, you can charge your laptop and power appliances without draining the vehicle battery. Lots of storage space inside and outside. Kitchen with sink and fridge allow you to stay nourished at your own convenience. Still a work in progress, but sufficient for most adventures!
Engine, chassis and drivetrain professionally inspected by Ford dealer in March 2022 and in great shape, has been driven from Kent to SoCal and also Kent to Denver and back. Host is a lifelong mechanic and gearhead—I spoil this truck with maintenance round the clock so you can drive with peace of mind.
What's includedFull kitchen with 2-burner propane stove and an electric-powered faucet and sink
Refrigerator
Microwave
Electric water kettle
Pots, pans, dishware, silverware, cooking utensils, dish towels, cleaning supplies
Coffee maker
French press
Diesel heater
Portable propane grill and utensils
Portable propane heater provided upon request
Large propane tank (full)
Two 5-gal freshwater tanks (can be full or empty upon pickup)
400 Watt Solar power
20 Amp Shore power plug-in and cable
Inverter + electrical system that charges automatically while the van is running
Dimmable LED interior lighting
Exterior scene lighting (original ambulance equipment)
Powerful fan keeps the interior cool and odor-free
Lots of storage space in 3 exterior bays, 1 interior cabinet, many shelves, and under the 2 benches
Portable toilet
Convertible futon-bed with firm 4 inch twin mattress, sleeps 2
Fresh linen+pillows, duvet available upon request
2 Camp chairs
2 Sleeping bags upon request
10x10 easy setup tent upon request
1 hammock
First aid kit
Roadside safety kit
Kite! (looks like a dragon)
Pick-up and/drop-off within 20mi radius available upon requestRecommendationsCheck out the Olympic Peninsula, especially La Push and the Hoh Rainforest
Enjoy the scenic drive along Chuckanut drive between Burlington and Bellingham, overlooking the Samish Bay in Puget Sound
Explore wine country in King and Snohomish county (Woodinville to Monroe)
Camano Island
Visit Anacortes
Mount Rainier National Park
Mount St Helens
Mount Adams Wilderness
Ocean Shores, Westport
Ellensburg, Wenatchee, Leavenworth, Chelan for ranches and wine countryOther things to notePet friendly for a fee, dog tested & approved (and cleaned regularly)
No smoking inside vehicle
The interior of the van came fully insulated in the rugged ambulance box (did I say “safety”?) and converted professionally to include pine wall panels, hardwood floor and sliding wood bedframe built around the original cabinets and shelves. Dimmable LED ceiling lights, diesel heater and vent fan for creature comforts. Still has original VHF radio, air horn, lights and sirens…maybe they still work? Rent Huey to find out! (There’s a hint in the Rules below)
With offshore power and inverter plus 400W solar panels feeding three 12V batteries, you can charge your laptop and power appliances without draining the vehicle battery. Lots of storage space inside and outside. Kitchen with sink and fridge allow you to stay nourished at your own convenience. Still a work in progress, but sufficient for most adventures!
Engine, chassis and drivetrain professionally inspected by Ford dealer in March 2022 and in great shape, has been driven from Kent to SoCal and also Kent to Denver and back. Host is a lifelong mechanic and gearhead—I spoil this truck with maintenance round the clock so you can drive with peace of mind.
What's includedFull kitchen with 2-burner propane stove and an electric-powered faucet and sink
Refrigerator
Microwave
Electric water kettle
Pots, pans, dishware, silverware, cooking utensils, dish towels, cleaning supplies
Coffee maker
French press
Diesel heater
Portable propane grill and utensils
Portable propane heater provided upon request
Large propane tank (full)
Two 5-gal freshwater tanks (can be full or empty upon pickup)
400 Watt Solar power
20 Amp Shore power plug-in and cable
Inverter + electrical system that charges automatically while the van is running
Dimmable LED interior lighting
Exterior scene lighting (original ambulance equipment)
Powerful fan keeps the interior cool and odor-free
Lots of storage space in 3 exterior bays, 1 interior cabinet, many shelves, and under the 2 benches
Portable toilet
Convertible futon-bed with firm 4 inch twin mattress, sleeps 2
Fresh linen+pillows, duvet available upon request
2 Camp chairs
2 Sleeping bags upon request
10x10 easy setup tent upon request
1 hammock
First aid kit
Roadside safety kit
Kite! (looks like a dragon)
Pick-up and/drop-off within 20mi radius available upon requestRecommendationsCheck out the Olympic Peninsula, especially La Push and the Hoh Rainforest
Enjoy the scenic drive along Chuckanut drive between Burlington and Bellingham, overlooking the Samish Bay in Puget Sound
Explore wine country in King and Snohomish county (Woodinville to Monroe)
Camano Island
Visit Anacortes
Mount Rainier National Park
Mount St Helens
Mount Adams Wilderness
Ocean Shores, Westport
Ellensburg, Wenatchee, Leavenworth, Chelan for ranches and wine countryOther things to notePet friendly for a fee, dog tested & approved (and cleaned regularly)
No smoking inside vehicle
Features
2004 Ford E450
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
Amenities
- Toilet
- Outside shower
- Solar
- Electric hookup
- Audio inputs
- Radio
- Stove
- Microwave
- Toilet
- Outside shower
- Solar
- Electric hookup
- Audio inputs
- Radio
- Stove
- Microwave
Meet your host, Tony
Member since 2023
Host bio coming soon! Tony is committed to providing great stays for guests.
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Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- Music festival friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No smoking
- Mileage: 125 free miles / day
No off-roading please (the oil filter is super vulnerable to rocks. Ask me how I know :)
Go easy on the train horn
Return clean and I’ll waive cleaning fee
Return with fuel level same as at pickup
Have fun!!
Go easy on the train horn
Return clean and I’ll waive cleaning fee
Return with fuel level same as at pickup
Have fun!!
24/7 roadside assistance
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceRoadside assistance on every rental, plus help planning your trip or operating the RV.
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceAvailability and rates
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There’s a 1 night minimum stay
Discounts
- Weekly (7+ nights): 10% off nightly rate
- Monthly (28+ nights): 20% off nightly rate
Fees
- Security deposit: $500.00 (refundable)
- Prep fee: $55.00. This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the unit prior to each rental.
Huey the Retired Ambulance
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Kieran L.
April 20245
My husband and I rented out Huey for our anniversary and it was the best decision we could have made. Tony is the most helpful and friendly host and truly made our stay in his ambulance-turned-RV the best ever. It's easy to drive, has amazing features, and turns heads wherever you go. Tony was available for any questions we had before and after booking and he made great suggestions on different campgrounds we could stay at. Inside the RV is very nice- kitchenette with appliances and a stovetop and sink, beautiful wood paneling and floors, ambient lighting, a fan and heater, a comfy bed, and a bathroom. We will definitely be renting Huey again and can't recommend it enough!!!
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