1957 Pontiac Star Chief Ambulance <<< click here <<<
As 1957 Pontiacs go, it would be hard to find one more unique than Dennis Statz's eye-popping Star Chief ambulance. Not only is the car big and beautiful, it is a very low-mileage survivor, with a meager 13,500 ticks showing on the odometer. The car started out life as a Star Chief four-door sedan and was turned into an ambulance by Superior Coachworks. It was ordered by the Detroit Diesel Allison Division to be a company ambulance, but it rarely saw duty, and was eventually sold to an Indianapolis man in 1973 with only about 1,800 miles of use.
As 1957 Pontiacs go, it would be hard to find one more unique than Dennis Statz's eye-popping Star Chief ambulance. Not only is the car big and beautiful, it is a very low-mileage survivor, with a meager 13,500 ticks showing on the odometer. The car started out life as a Star Chief four-door sedan and was turned into an ambulance by Superior Coachworks. It was ordered by the Detroit Diesel Allison Division to be a company ambulance, but it rarely saw duty, and was eventually sold to an Indianapolis man in 1973 with only about 1,800 miles of use.
