EMS vehicles

[ERTboog]

i personally roll in my hood in a 2013 EXPEDITION as an ECHO UNIT, but also roll in ambulances too.

[jwiley40]

We roll in CitiMedic mods from Wheeled Coach. Medic 31 is a Ford E350 Medic 32 and 33 are Chevys. All type 3s.

[Leprechaun]

This is a pic of what is primarily used here. A Mercedes Sprinter with box body and tail lift for stretcher. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Medicman14]

Great topic I always enjoy seeing what's on the other side of the fence, or ocean, whichever the case may be... Here is a recent remount, we moved from Ford 450 Super duty type 1 to Check 4500 type 3s - a marvelous change. We doubled fuel economy and got rid of those blasted air-ride systems. We also dropped our maintenance budget and out of service times dramatically. And finally, my ride (2011 Chevy 2500HD 4x4): Please, everyone, keep posting your pictures! Thanks, MMan Sent from my thing...

Just to note, we are in North Florida. The coastal County just south of Tallahassee Sent from my thing...

[Secouriste]

We use both box bodies and regular vans. Renault, Peugeot-Citroën, Fiat and Volkswagen are the manufacturers we buy from.

[firemedic37]

Don't have pictures but this is what we got:

Service A - Private Rural Service

2012 Chevy 4500 Lifeline Type III

2009 Ford E-450 Medtec Type III

Service B - Hospital Based Service

2012 Chevy 3500 Medtec Type III

2008 Chevy 3500 AEV Type II

2002 Ford E-350 Lifeline Type III

Service C - Fixed Wing Service

Cessna 402

Cessna Citation I

Cessna Citation SII

LearJet 35A

[RomeViking09]

No pics but...

Majority of our units are dodge truck cab boxes, and a few Chevy vans. We also have 2 quad cab dodges 1 is used for BLS NET for Bari unit the other is used by ALS 911/CCT crew. We have a few older Chevy boxes getting phased out and I think the last ford went away around the time I started.

Service I was at before flipped almost overnight from a fleet of ford vans & boxes to all Mercedes sprinters (except a limited number of fords kept for CCT & Bari)

[Medic One]

Here's a good one that is not very common in the US.

We recently modified the windscreen to clearly show its an EMS Motor.