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Ford POS

Let the sirens blare! Ford has just revealed a new and improved E-Series Super Duty ambulance package for 2010 featuring a proven 6.8 liter gasoline engine, a comprehensive array of heavy-duty components and a lower base model cost was unveiled today at the National Truck Equipment Association (NTEA) trade show in Chicago.

“The E-Series Super Duty has been the historical market leader in the ambulance segment,” said Derrick Kuzak, group vice president of Global Product Development. “Listening to our private fleet and municipal customers, we’re seeing demand for a rugged, powerful ambulance – running on comparatively less expensive gasoline – at a lower initial acquisition cost.”

Why all the brouhaha over an ambulance? Well, one of the key new features is a new 305 hp, 420 lb-ft of torque, 6.8 liter Triton V-10 engine that runs on just regular unleaded gas, which provides quite a substantial savings over the cost of a diesel motor and fuel. The new and improved engine results in more power and responsive acceleration particularly, when responding to critical, time-is-of-the-essence, emergency situations.

The new and improved truck also features standard airbags for both driver and passengers. Disc brakes that are pretty large in diameter and an anti-lock braking system behind all four wheels offers a smoother stop than with past vehicles. The revised ambulance also meets all of the applicable 2012 emission standards.

Although Ford remains mum about the ambulance’s pricing for now, the vehicle is guaranteed to appeal to municipalities and private fleets, who like so many other businesses are looking to get the most bang for their buck.

--Car Chick

How much is that worth on the street? Maybe we should all buy one of these just incase we need it its better to have something and not need it than need it and not have it.

great just what we need....

idiots on the street selling wacker kits!!! ALS gear and Drugs 50% off this week only....

or wait...we already got that on ebay.

for the record i was using flickr trying to look into some als bag layouts. somehow i got referenced to the fourm on another topic. since that entire website was nothing but personal kits and such...was interested to see there layouts....

but this was overkill....

sadly....he's not the only one.

the cric kit is what scared me the most....i know the ez-io's have a quick reference card in them....i pray to god he doesnt have one for cric's.

Just read this post and break down everything.....

OMG doesnt even describe it....since this guy has NO medical training.

http://zombiehunters.org/forum/viewtopic.p...p;sk=t&sd=a