1963 M43b1 Dodge Power Wagon Ambulance on 2040-cars
Lilburn, Georgia, United States
1963 M43B1 Dodge Power Wagon Ambulance
Original flathead 6 cylinder engine rebuilt Original 24volt electrical system and ignition system Recent all new tires Power King including spare tire Personnel heater still in tact but never operated due to safety specifications - surgical light still in tact New upholstery in cab and all ambulance stretcher beds padding in tact and original Fuel cell epoxy professionally coated - all new brakes minus line replacement - many many hours in restore time in this ambulance - all parts are original or NOS. Rear steps original and in tact as well. Georgia registered and used in parades year round. I do have a DVD with music of the entire build of the ambulance if requested for $5.00 including shipping to those only interested. Ambulance is located in Columbus Ga and viewing upon request to serious buyers only - shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. This is a CASH sale only - will not sell the Ambulance if you have not viewed it personally or aquired a trustworthy friend to view it for you. No sight unseen purchases. I have quite a few items date period and specific to the ambulance for patient care @extra stretchers - wood blankets with Medical Cadacus along with two Leaded Latern Medical shields for the top with Medical Cadacus imprints - WW2 American Red Cross silk flag - these items do not go with the sale and their prices are negotiable if you wish to purchase them. |
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