Huh? What's ground clearance for an ambulance?

[newEMT]

We currently have a 1997 Ford E350 Wheeled Coach Type III Ambulance. How do I figure out it's "ground clearance"?

We're using this info for a grant application.
Thanks in advance!

 

[newEMT]

http://www.ambunet.com/viewImage.php?image_id=65

Here's a pic if it helps.

 

[firecoins]

my ambulance clear the ground, for now.

 

[reaper]

Lowest point of the chassis to ground.

 

[fortsmithman]

When you say ground clearance do you mean the height of the rig if so look on the rig. My services rig the ground clearance is listed in the rig itself.

 

[mycrofft]

Prior replies make sense so suspect them.

Find another service who got the grant and ask them what they are looking for. Sometimes government-speak doesn't synch well with reality.

 

[Jon]

And whats with the hubcaps?

 

[Sasha]

And whats with the hubcaps?

At least they don't spin.

 

[HotelCo]

And whats with the hubcaps?

They look like they're glued on... horribly.

 

[pfmedic]

in the chevy duramax, just low enough for the sirens to get ripped off the bottom all the time.

 

[guardian528]

ground clearance usually means the distance between the lowest point and the ground...

on a separate note, your truck looks like it's about to fall apart. maybe its just the wheels...

 

[MRE]

They look like they're glued on... horribly.

Looks to me like they were photoshopped, poorly.