oh ford, you never fail to amuse

[ranger_mclaren]

As close as you can get to an Ambulance with a Ford ranger is slide in one of those slide in campers into the bed....

-I was just looking though some of my old ranger papers yesterday and there was a paper with how to properly install and carry a camper in the bed and in bold letter typed under the title it says your truck is not capable of carring a slide it camper then goes on explaining how to install one.

-In the how to use 4x4 pamplet it says don't spin tires while of road keep then going at a stedy slow speed.
evendently they never gone mudding 'cause you'll get stuck ever time if you don't keep your wheels moving. but this was in the late '80s.

 

[bcost882]

mmmmm so we can get a slid-in camper(that our trucks can't carry) and start an ambulance company(which our trucks cant do) woooo! i like this idea more and more

 

[mn_smokeater]

mmmmm so we can get a slid-in camper(that our trucks can't carry) and start an ambulance company(which our trucks cant do) woooo! i like this idea more and more

i like where this is going

 

[Plum Ranger XLT]

The owner's manual for my 2008 Ranger says it's not equipped to be used as an ambulance.

 

[adsm08]

mmmmm so we can get a slid-in camper(that our trucks can't carry) and start an ambulance company(which our trucks cant do) woooo! i like this idea more and more

I'm thinking that HIS truck can't carry one, but a better equipped truck (such as a 2.9) may have been rated for it.

I know I've seen an early Ranger carrying a slide-in more than once.

 

[98 ranger xlt]

It probably has something to do with this video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GauoEdyMZwY

And best of all its a ranger.

 

[Ranger Kip]

I can carry a slide-in on mine, just "very carefully", the same answer you give to the cops when they asked "you were driving without a license and thought you would not get caught, how were you thinking that?" "very carefully officer"

 

[ranger_mclaren]

Heres pics of the info i mentioned above: