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Looks so good in civil :) Try make some tunning parts (bullbar, roof lights, etc)

could do with mapping for livery like a rental truck

I like it, but can you make it in van version with a Brute Badge, please??? @FoxyFox6576

What's the point of having a "civilian" Ambulance?

@A_mbien_t an utility vehicle. like the utility van. A repair van. A lot of things

I have never seen an ambulance used as a utility van. They have their own purpose. A total waste of time and effort really lmao

@Monkeypolice188 trust me, it isn't as bad as making a fire truck civilian. That thing deserves to be in r/cursedimages

Better make a Retired Ambulance

@Monkeypolice188 To be fair, I've seen used ambulances that are then bought privately with their liveries stripped. Sometimes they're used as work vans, sometimes they're retooled for veterinarian use...most often they get turned into campers. Sort of what @NL_Gamer is saying. This would make more sense being called a "Used Ambulance"....would make even MORE sense actually converted into one of those things, but it's a start.

I like this a lot nice work

@Monkeypolice188 https://images.app.goo.gl/9iG4Rrh31EXXHHKD7
you were saying?

@SLY95ZER Yep, again, converted into a campervan =/= "civilian". A conversion project takes a lot more work than a simple "take off the lightbar and decals".

@Monkeypolice188 Well my "Civilian" vehicles are basically a product of my boredom and nothing much really. I basically have no spare time except for 1-2 hours in real life and if i get bored during that time, stuff like these start to pop up. If i had time trust me, I would've done better stuff.

this is really nice, i'm using it a coroner van lol

I know this is two years old but reading some of the comments about this being pointless make me cringe as a Brit, are ambulances specially made models in the US or something? Box vans like this are common in the UK & are usually chosen as after-factory modified ambulances