Horton Ambulance, All Terrain Medic, 1982 Cj8 Scrambler on 2040-cars
Mansfield, Ohio, United States
For Sale! RARE 1982 Horton Ambulance All-Terrain-Medic Unit. One of only 10 units ever built. In the early 1980's Horton built many different specialty ambulances and the Jeep ATM unit was probably the most interesting. The passenger front seat was turned backward behind the driver facing rearward and a Ferno 107-C stretcher was loaded feet first through the back door allowing full patient care in a small but well equipped area. The unit was designed as a backup unit and for off road rescue applications. Due to their high cost they never caught on.
My ATM was acquired in 1992 in Beckley, WVA and I am the only owner to date. It's time to pass the vehicle on. The unit is listed for sale on other sites and locally, so it may be gone early. I reserve that right. FOR EBAY PURPOSES, THE UNIT IS NOT EQUIPPED WITH WORKING LIGHTS AND SIREN. |
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