Ambulances

[Guest]

Secondly one of the Rapid Responder Vehicles situated around Metropolitan Sydney.



   

[Guest]

Now for some of the St John's Ambulances ... A state wide non emergency ambulance service for events etc...



   



   

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Another Rapid Responder Vehicle.



   

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life line emergency on Freightliner chasis

[Citywide 231]

The truck Action has is a box, the infamous 107. It is unusual becuase it has a single rear door opposed to doubles. I wish I had a pic but I don't.

[Guest]

Didn't a lot of the box ambulances in the Seattle area at one time also have a single door on the back? I know I saw pitures of a rig like that somewhere, and I'm almost sure it was from the Seattle area.

[EMTChris67]

[quote name='Citywide 231' post='89635' date='Mar 22 2007, 00:36 ']The truck Action has is a box, the infamous 107. It is unusual becuase it has a single rear door opposed to doubles. I wish I had a pic but I don't.[/quote]





hey dont be talkin about my truck like that...lol i love my 107 <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/ambulance.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' /> , and i have a pic but i cant get it online yet

[EMTChris67]

[quote name='edburke' date='Mar 16 2007, 23:10 ' post='87647']

A Demers. Canadian company. I believe Action has one like this.

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hey ed i dont think the 107 is a demers it 's something else but i cant find any mfg info on the darn thing

[Guest]

[quote name='Rescue131' post='89676' date='Mar 22 2007, 08:29 ']Didn't a lot of the box ambulances in the Seattle area at one time also have a single door on the back? I know I saw pitures of a rig like that somewhere, and I'm almost sure it was from the Seattle area.[/quote]



I was in Seattle 10 years ago and the SFD ambulances did not have side doors back then and from looking at the SFD website that tradition continues.



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[Citywide 231]

Chris, your probably right, I know it is Canadian, but Iam not sure which MFG.

[Guest]

if you guys are talking about the hatchback type rear doors it was crestline coach from saskatoon. they made a large number of them for the ontario ministry of health, it was a great concept but just never took off. i personally worked in them and the only think i didn't like was the large rear window that let nosey people look in.

[Guest]

[quote name='Iggyz' post='89719' date='Mar 22 2007, 10:24 ']if you guys are talking about the hatchback type rear doors it was crestline coach from saskatoon canada. they made a large number of them for the ontario ministry of health, it was a great concept but just never took off. i personally worked in them and the only think i didn't like was the large rear window that let nosey people look in.



there was also a company called medico based out of either illinois or indiana too that made hatch backs but they are no longer in business.[/quote]

[Guest]

Brentwood, Missouri

2004 GMC

Medic 407

   

[Guest]

The ambulance I saw was a side hinged side swing door.

[Guest]

The company I used to work for had one, made by Medico. Probably the worst design for a rear door I have ever seen.

[Guest]

The front of above-mentioned POS ambulance, right before she was put out of her misery.

[Pete(UK)]

Thought I might add a few, but I am afraid I dont take notes.

[Pete(UK)]

A few more from my travels.

[Guest]

<img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/shrug.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' /> I know this is the strangest ambo in my collection and all I know about it is that is from the 50's at Bowie,MD.

It looks like an early VW...???

Collection of Warren Jenkins.

[Pete(UK)]

I have many more.