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casue its a chevy?Um, yeah....facepalm about sums it up. And why does he have one or more gallon anti-freeze bottles in his engine compartment?
That reminds me of my late friend, Ed Hearne, who owned A-1 Ambulance here in Midland for a few years. When he first started his service he began with a then-new 1965 Plymouth wagon. He didn't want to put emergency equipment on it, but the city told him he had to. He mounted a Federal 28 siren under the hood; and until the city caught up with him, his sole red light was a handheld Unity spotlight that dangled from the rearview mirror with a red turn-signal lens taped across the front. The city wouldn't go for that, of course, so he ended up with a red Jr. beacon and two red Federal lollipops on the roof. Great improvement. But here's what was funny! If he took a notion (which was quite often), he would run his emergency calls in two ways: either with lights only and no siren, or siren only with no reds on! His competition was Thomas Funeral Home, who had remained in the ambulance business. Midland was divided in half "territory"-wise, with Thomas covering the Eastside and A-1 the West. One Sunday a bad wreck occurred on I20 on the east side of town. Thomas' ambulance broke down, and their other unit was on another run. There were multiple injuries, so A-1 was called to send at least two units, and he refused to go, saying that it was in Thomas' territory and they'd just have to do the best they could. The next day A-1's city permit was yanked. He moved from here to Sweetwater, but didn't fare much better there.Sad to say but I have a cheap Dollar Store flashlight that the batteries are just about to die that would give off more warning than those lights. Day and night.
I'm going to have to call BS on that one...
There's NO WAY Station 3 fit in that Audi.
I do fit in it and I drive it on my days off.....It does feel like a go cart every rock and pebble you run over you FEEL IT...I am going to add some dash lights to the front and rear for fire response and to piss people off im going all AMAZON cheap brand on a very expensive car LOL
Well, at least there isn't any split-fail or purple blobs, right?Because all MDTs have iTunes on them.
I wonder how often he sets off his own radar detector. :crazy:
It was a private service, right? I noticed that truck at Richland Memorial a couple of weeks ago.I was at one of the local hospitals picking up a discharge when I noticed a competitor 's truck. At first I thought the new truck looked good being dodge with a simple yet effective whelen setup. Until I noticed the grill. I had to get a closer look...Here is what I saw.
Yes, those are cheap eBay lights.
That is actually where I was when I took it, in the ambulance bay at richland.It was a private service, right? I noticed that truck at Richland Memorial a couple of weeks ago.
whyd you blank out the call sign.. I coulda looked him up and given you an answer lol
Saw this one yesterday when I took my daughter out for lunch. The guy had the beacons duct taped to the roof of his vehicle, and mailbox letters for the missing and exploited children's line.
He saw me snapping a couple pictures, and came out of the restaurant to ask why I took them, I was honest with him, and told him that I had never had seen someone tape lights to the roof. He pointed out that the tape also was covering rust on the other side of the vehicle.
Who needs professional upfitters or body shops when duct tape can take care of everything? Never mind the quality of the lights...
Believe it or not, the Rumbler brackets for the Chevy Caprice PPV call for them to be mounted in the rear of the car.I guess the rumbler is used for responding in reverse.
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