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Originally posted by Locutus
The older sub ambulances are antiquated in the transport department. The modern improvements made in an ambulance these days. The box is very complex these days but the truck itself is basically the same. A 454, lots of lights and a generator for running the box. I was thinking a modern box with a 67-72 cab. A mix of old and new
Mike
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Please tell me you don't run a gasoline powered ambulance.
Our MICUs (and every single other ambulance within 100 miles of here) are diesel powered. You need the torque and long term reliability, and fuel mileage of diesel.
My own personal truck is even a diesel. Once you get used to getting 18 mpg pulling a loaded trailer, you'll never go back to gas power work trucks.
Good luck on the national registry Paramedic test too.
Kevin- (Licensed Paramedic NREMT-P LP)