Sep 26
From the Fire Service, Inc Facebook page:
Congratulations Elgin Fire Department on the recent delivery of a new 2020 Wheeled Coach Type I!
We are proud to provide an emergency vehicle your department community can depend on!
Specs: Ford F-450 4×4 chassis, CoolBAR HVAC, DuraSeam doors, liquid spring suspension, Whelen LED warning light package, Stryker Powerload, & marine-grade plywood cabinets.
Fire Service, Inc. photo
Fire Service, Inc. photo
Fire Service, Inc. photo
Fire Service, Inc. photo
Apr 25
From the Fire Service, Inc. Facebook page:
Congratulations and a big Thank You to Chief Jon Bruce and the members of the Crestwood Fire Department on their new Wheeled Coach, Type I ambulance. This new unit is on a 2017 F-450 chassis, with Liquid Spring suspension system. This is Crestwood’s first Wheeled Coach and boasts all LED emergency and interior dome lighting, LED strip lighting in the exterior compartments, as well as custom interior cabinetry. A Federal EQ2B siren, and Buell air horns complete the package. The paint scheme is done in Crestwood’s black over red style. This unit includes Wheeled Coach’s custom “COOLBAR” with center opticom … a Stryker Power Load System and new Stryker Power Cot. We want to welcome this department to the Fire Service family and we appreciate their support. Thanks Again.
Fire Service, Inc. photo
Fire Service, Inc. photo
Fire Service, Inc. photo
Fire Service, Inc. photo
Fire Service, Inc. photo
This from Brad Steinweg:
Tri-Creek EMS based in Lowell has received a new ambulance. It’s a 2016 F-450/Wheeled coach. They also received an identical ambulance last year as well. This replaces a 2003 E-350/Wheeled Coach.
-Brad S.
Martin Nowak found these ambulances for area fire departments:
new LifeLine ambulance for Wilmington
Model: Type I Superliner 171″ Mod 74″ HR
2015 F550 4WD with Liquid Spring
New ambulance for Wilmington. Lifeline Ambulance photo
new Osage ambulance for Country Club Hills
Type III Ambulance to Country Club Hills Fire Department of Country Club Hills, IL – This Type III Ambulance was delivered to Country Club Hills Fire Department of Country Club Hills, IL. It is a 2015 Chevrolet G4500 Type III Super Warrior.
New ambulance for the Country Club Hills FD. Osage Ambulance photo
new Wheeled Coach ambulance for the Tri-State FPD
New Wheeled Coach Type I ambulance being finished for the Tri-State FPD. Fire Service, Inc. photo
This from Martin Nowak:
Found the ambulance for Tri-State at a shop. It’s a 2013 Ford F -450/2014 Wheeled Coach. It was a demo prior to the purchase.
From Fire Service, Inc:
Congratulations and thank you again to Chief Mancione and the Tri-State Fire Protection District for their order of TWO new built Wheeled Coach type 1 ambulances, duplicating the demo they purchased last week! We appreciate your business and look forward to our expanded relationship!
Martin Nowak photo
Martin Nowak photo
The Tri-State FPD purchased this new Wheeled Coach ambulance that was built as a demo. Martin Nowak photo
Martin Nowak photo
This from Drew Gresik:
Argonne National Lab FD received their new ambulance. Ambulance 115 should be a 2012-13 Ford F-450/Wheeled Coach Type I Ambulance. Here’s a shot of by Dylan Gresik it in service at the Lyons Box.Drew Gresik
Ambulance 115 from the Argonne National Laboratory Fire Department. Dylan Gresik photo
From the Fire Service, Inc. Facebook page:
Chicago Ridge unit being built by Road Rescue
Chicago Ridge ambulance nearing completion. Fire Service Inc photo
Aurora ambulance being built by Wheeled Coach
Aurora ambulance being completed at Wheeled Coach. Fire Service, Inc. photo
Jan 1
This from Tyler Tobolt:
West Dundee 2013 Ford Ambulance – Unknown Specs on the ambulance.
New West Dundee Fire Department ambulance. Tyler Tobolt photo
New West Dundee Fire Department ambulance. Tyler Tobolt photo
New West Dundee Fire Department ambulance. Tyler Tobolt photo
New West Dundee Fire Department ambulance. Tyler Tobolt photo
This from the Fire Service, Inc. Facebook page
Fire Service, Inc. Facebook page
thanks Scott
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