1969 Miller Meteor 48" classic for sale AACA 1st place award

Kevin Lynch

Kevin Lynch

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I am posting this here first for the benefit of our members and site visitors. Will be posting in various locations very soon.
MMCADDY@AOL.COM. Text 941-223-8682



THIS VEHICLE IS NOW FOR SALE. ASKING $32,500. SEE ALL THE DETAILS! THIS AMBULANCE WON FIRST PLACE AT THE AACA SOUTHEASTERN NATIONAL MEET IN GREENVILLE, SC, ON 9-11-21. Vehicles are point-scored compared to a perfect vehicle more than compared to other vehicles. PLEASE NOTE THERE ARE TWO PAGES OF IMAGES BELOW.
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1969 CADILLAC 48 INCH CLASSIC

Miller-Meteor Division Wayne Corporation. Piqua, OH
Certification Plate: Car 69525-R414
Original Colors: Bolero Red (L55R012) over Aspen White (A1522) over Bolero Red
VIN Z9196250. South Carolina Title
History:
City of Jamestown, ND. 58401
Jamestown Ambulance, Inc. Jamestown, ND (1973-86)
Brainerd MN Raceway and Resort, Brainerd, MN 56401
Private owner, Princeton, MN - 2019
Current owner: November, 2019 – present
Restoration at Seneca, SC, 2019 – 2021
Major work since 2020:
Driver compartment headliner (August, 2021)
Body work, prep, and paint by Edward’s Ford, West Union, SC. Jan-April, 2021
Valve covers sandblasted and painted
Valve cover gaskets
Transmission Rebuild incl. torque converter ($3,406.29)
SMOG pump
Power steering pump/reservoir
Fuel Pump
New w/w tires rated for 2,020 lbs each
Engine Compartment: Repainted and decals replaced; battery cables replaced; engine serviced; crankshaft seal replaced
Weather stripping including hood to cowl replaced
Rocker panel brackets replaced
Battery, wiper blades
Equipment:
Champion Siren (Darley) appears to be clone Federal WG
Motorola Mocom radio head (power light works) with speaker
HEAR (Hospital Emergency Ambulance Radio)
Suction bottle, tubes, outlet, collection bottles
Water and Oil gauges
Vanishade (shades on 5 windows pull up from the bottom and fasten at top)
Ferno Cot
Scissor Stretcher
Three folding cots (vehicle can transport four patients)
First Aid compartment in rear door complete with supplies
Original Armstrong Linoleum Floor (Colonial Classic)
Misc. first aid equipment
Reverse beeper alarm
Oscillating two-speed fan mounted over front seat (a/c has not worked for a long time.)
Battery quick-disconnect on negative terminal
Slight imperfections on both bumpers
Asking 32,500. Kevin & Anne Lynch Seneca, SC. 941-223-8682 zip 29672
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1969 Miller Meteor Classic 48 - This Old Fire Truck

My website features the 15 historic emergency vehicles that I have (had) restored since 1998. All but one of them have been owned by myself.
thisoldfiretruck.com
for 30 photographs.
 
I bought this car as a package deal with a 70 Superior Rescuer. I can't keep two. So I restored this one first. I had no plans to keep it, although I've been dragging my feet putting it on the market. I also have a 53 Chevy livery style ambulance I bought last month. Never a real fan of the looks of the Volunteer- I knew when I bought it 23 months ago I'd do a nice restoration and let it go to a new home.
 
Kevin Lynch said:
I bought this car as a package deal with a 70 Superior Rescuer. I can't keep two. So I restored this one first. I had no plans to keep it, although I've been dragging my feet putting it on the market. I also have a 53 Chevy livery style ambulance I bought last month. Never a real fan of the looks of the Volunteer- I knew when I bought it 23 months ago I'd do a nice restoration and let it go to a new home.
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What is a "livery style" ambulance?
 
Steve Loftin said:
What is a "livery style" ambulance?
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It's like a station wagon w/o windows. Short wheel base. The Sarnia, Ontario, FD must have bought a straight truck. This car is very short.
How short is it? The stretcher has to be up at about a 70 degree angle to be able to fit it in between the drivers seat and the back door. Nice interior restoration, I must say. Would even work as a first call car. I think it would have been a vehicle for a business that delivered, or a tradesman. (person). I love it!
 
Kevin Lynch said:
It's like a station wagon w/o windows. Short wheel base. The Sarnia, Ontario, FD must have bought a straight truck. This car is very short.
How short is it? The stretcher has to be up at about a 70 degree angle to be able to fit it in between the drivers seat and the back door. Nice interior restoration, I must say. Would even work as a first call car. I think it would have been a vehicle for a business that delivered, or a tradesman. (person). I love it!
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