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Dodge Army Ambulance Firetruck Fire Truck Military on 2040-cars

Year:1977 Mileage:100687
Location:

Lake Elsinore, California, United States

Lake Elsinore, California, United States


I AM LISTING THIS FOR MY FRIEND!

Please contact me with any questions through eBay and I will get them answered for you,
as possible.

This is a vehicle that my Brother-in-the-Lord,
Roy Cypher,
had always wanted-
an Army Ambulance!
(due to his Navy Corpsman experience in Vietnam)

This is not Vietnam-era equipment but it is what The Lord provided.

This rig has a long history with Southern California Fire-Fighting
(especially forest fires).

It has front AND rear Air-Conditioning.

The Fire Department took really good care of it-
the truck is in good working order.

It has never been butchered and is all there,ready to roll.

There is a really nice new custom rear bumper&hitch that Roy just had built and installed.

This is an M886 Military Ambulance-
Look it up and see what people have done with them!

I did put a B&W pic of one up that is from France-
that unit is of course NOT INCLUDED!

You can completely stand up in the Cab and walk through the sliding door into the rear compartment.

This is a No-Rust desert vehicle.

This one has the dual rear tires and this is your opportunity to build the ULTIMATE Off-Road Motor Home!

Just for the Record,
Roy is only selling this to help fund his Missionary endeavours,
amongst which are chiefly:

The Veterans
The Homeless
Native America(especially the Navajo)
Africa(he is helping with an orphanage there,amongst other things).

I have known Roy for a long time and I trust him implicitly.

You can check out roycypher.com
to find out more about Roy and Sue Cypher.

If you would like to see the truck and are in the SoCal area,
please just let us know.

5 percent of this auction will go to the Army Emergency Relief Fund.

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