Vehicle Description
Professional cars have a deep-rooted following, because after all,
ones like this 1981 Chevrolet Suburban Ambulance 4x4 were plucked
from the assembly line to become a low-numbers small-batch crafted
machine. So look over all the distinct upgrades that keep this a
rare and attention-grabbing classic.
The classic Suburban scene is heating up right now, but that's only
a small part of what makes this one so attractive. After all, the
bright white and orange will get this big SUV noticed from blocks
away. But you can get them to hear and see you even sooner with the
full and working light and siren package. It's mounted within the
unique roof that was custom crafted onto these ambulances. This has
a true professional look with spotlights front, another over the
rear, wide trailering mirrors, and the full North Park ambulance
livery - even on the windows. It really has the kind of authentic
look to this that looks like it was taken out of service just
yesterday.
More of that exceptionally correct attitude is seen with the
interior. The rear doors swing wide to reveal a full professional
setup. An ambulance is a true custom machine with a flat floor for
the rolling stretcher. Plus, you see great details, like a bench
seat, built-in storage, oxygen hookups, and a pass-through window
to the cab. And it's all presented with a very vintage and
well-preserved look that will be great for everything from
professional car shows to period-correct movies. The cab is a clean
and classic Chevy Suburban/pickup featuring a nice classic texture
and color to the bench seat. It's unknown if the odometer reflects
the SUV's full actual mileage, but it has an overall well-kept
style that's appealing. It even remains a comfortable cruiser with
air conditioning. And as a true professional-grade machine, there
are the right upgrades, like a PA system, voltage monitor, and a
full panel switchboard for the lights and siren.
Under the hood is Chevy's trusty 350 cubic-inch V8 with a Holley
four-barrel carburetor on top. The setup looks exceptionally
correct, right down to the decals. And you can even see the
professional-grade detail, like the dual batteries. The V8 fires up
nicely and runs well. Plus, as a true country ambulance, it has a
two-speed 4x4 transfer case to be a go-anywhere rescuer. There's
also the three-speed automatic transmission, power steering, power
brakes, and front discs. So while this Suburban's days of taking
lifeline calls are over, it's still easy to drive to all the
events.
Complete with factory owner's manual, this is a rare opportunity at
a well preserved coach-built classic. So at this affordable price,
you know you need to hurry on this deal. Call today!!!
