EMS Today - 2009

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A few pics of ambulances that were displayed at the EMS Today 2009 in Baltimore.....



University of Maryland Express Care

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1964 Pontiac Superior "Rescuer" ambulance originally owned by the Union Fire Company of Titusville, NJ

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McCoy/Miller demo

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Sussex County, DE paramedic

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[quote name='FirePix1075' post='296418' date='Apr 12 2009, 00:27 ']1964 Pontiac Superior "Rescuer" ambulance originally owned by the Union Fire Company of Titusville, NJ[/quote]







Privatly owned by Steve Lichtman of Mt Airy Md.

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Wheeled Coach demo

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Mecklenberg, NC EMS mass casualty unit

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Ebensburg EMS (? state)

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Medtec Sprinter demo

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[quote name='FirePix1075' post='296426' date='Apr 12 2009, 00:42 ']Ebensburg EMS (? state)[/quote]







Theres one in Pa, that might be it. Unsure

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Bossier Parish, LA

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Medtec demo

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Powellville Vol Fire Co Ambulance 11 (Pittsville, MD)



2008 Ford E-450 Braun



[url="http://www.powellvillefire.com/custom.html?id=4052"]http://www.powellvillefire.com/custom.html?id=4052[/url]

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Teague EMS (Texas)

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Last shot, a Sterling/Braun demo

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[quote name='FirePix1075' post='296420' date='Apr 11 2009, 23:31 ']McCoy/Miller demo[/quote]



That's sharp!!!! It's almost in IFD's new EMS color scheme.

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Ebensburg, PA.

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And I was just about to ask if anyone had photos, lol! Great shots, trade shows are tough to shoot!



I LOVE that Sterling/Braun demo!

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Thanks for sharing. Looks as though the MedTec has the new Whelen M series LED's. Also we got word last week one of our new Wheeled Coach Dodges is going to FDIC -Spartanburg EMS (SC).

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Those M series sure are nice and bright!



Not much of a price increase over the 900 series either, that is except for the scene lights $1,800.00 additional for four of the buggers!



The Sterling looks nice, I have not had a chance to drive it yet. but I'm supposed to get it next month to show a customer in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.



Will be intreesting to see the future of ambulance chassis next year when the new emissions come around. I wonder how quicky we will go from diesel to gas? From my perspective it seems like it might be a 40% gas 60% diesel next year for my customers. If the gas engines hold up I'm sure that number will shoot up to 80% gas within 3-4 years.



Kris