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Will do. It will be a process, but hopefully the guys in our shop will be able to find the time in the next few months. It'd be great to have her ready to go by show season.

Glad you do! I'm not sure of its history, but I can see if the boss knows more. I'll post it up if there is anything interesting.

Yea I that's the one thing I'd change about it, is to have the 3 on the tree.

And this, my friend, is the same debate we are having at our shop :unsure:

Yes and yes, some flames could work if we go the hot rod route.

We recently bought this 1969 Ford Econoline 300 Ambulance as a project for our shop, and one day hope to use it as a sort of mascot for our company at various events. It's actually a pretty interesting rig because the Econoline 300 was one of the first proper Type II Ambulances made. Ours...

Really scary that the PD would miss a weapon like that in the immediate vicinity of the guy.

Very true. Didn't seem like it even crossed his mind until the other officer pointed at the 2nd train coming. Since the only results of all this were a broken arm and a totaled car, this situation is hilarious. From the video, it definitely could've been a lot worse.

It seems to sort of go both ways. On one hand, as your partner, they should be taking it up with you personally, especially for something pretty small like that. However, by not having your seat belt on, you are endangering those riding with you because if there is a crash you will become a...

All they're going to be thinking about is the money situation. Talk in terms of dollars and sense and they will listen. Show them that the current costs are high and how it makes sense to invest in a new/newer rig. Also, depending on your specific situation, financially, looking at a used, but...

Yea, seat belts are definitely one of those painfully simple, but crucially important, things in life. They often get overlooked by people just being lazy, but they can be the difference between life and death in the fraction of a second. Glad you were on scene and able to help. And congrats...

It's sad that good people are trying to help those in need and are being targeted. During a call the last thing you need is to have to look over your shoulder on the way in or when you are working on someone. Be careful people!