Brian Martin
PCS Member
As a result of a lead from a former EMS worker/collector/member, I am now a very proud ambulance owner.
This 1975 Lifeliner was delivered to Morgan County Ambulance Service, Fort Morgan, CO on March 17, 1975 via McPeck Motor Coach Company, Denver, CO. It was originally Aspen White over Bolero Red. I have documentation of its use by Morgan County through 1983. It was later used by LifeCare Ambulance in Grand Junction, CO, but I am unsure in what capacity. I believe LifeCare painted it the current blue color. It was purchased by the previous owner on eBay in 2001.
The ambulance originally had a Federal beacon, 2 Ful-Vus over the cab, and a Federal Q. The last owner added 4 Ful-Vus on the upper roof and Federal electronic speakers. Also included with the ambulance was a number of pieces of equipment, including a Lifepak 4 defibrillator, a Dixie Thumper, Ferno stretcher, 4 folding stretchers, and multiple smaller pieces and kits/bags and comm devices.
The original fender skirts were apparently destroyed by tire chains and never replaced. I was also provided a pair that will need to be stripped/painted to match the car. Apologies in advance for the numerous questions I’m sure I will ask down the road! I posted photos in the member albums if anyone is interested. Thanks!![C3B9FFFA-32AE-443D-A7C1-0F0B741C61D3.jpeg C3B9FFFA-32AE-443D-A7C1-0F0B741C61D3.jpeg](https://professionalcarsociety.org/data/attachments/41/41306-457560361bb0524767296f661106a5e0.jpg)
This 1975 Lifeliner was delivered to Morgan County Ambulance Service, Fort Morgan, CO on March 17, 1975 via McPeck Motor Coach Company, Denver, CO. It was originally Aspen White over Bolero Red. I have documentation of its use by Morgan County through 1983. It was later used by LifeCare Ambulance in Grand Junction, CO, but I am unsure in what capacity. I believe LifeCare painted it the current blue color. It was purchased by the previous owner on eBay in 2001.
The ambulance originally had a Federal beacon, 2 Ful-Vus over the cab, and a Federal Q. The last owner added 4 Ful-Vus on the upper roof and Federal electronic speakers. Also included with the ambulance was a number of pieces of equipment, including a Lifepak 4 defibrillator, a Dixie Thumper, Ferno stretcher, 4 folding stretchers, and multiple smaller pieces and kits/bags and comm devices.
The original fender skirts were apparently destroyed by tire chains and never replaced. I was also provided a pair that will need to be stripped/painted to match the car. Apologies in advance for the numerous questions I’m sure I will ask down the road! I posted photos in the member albums if anyone is interested. Thanks!
![C3B9FFFA-32AE-443D-A7C1-0F0B741C61D3.jpeg C3B9FFFA-32AE-443D-A7C1-0F0B741C61D3.jpeg](https://professionalcarsociety.org/data/attachments/41/41306-457560361bb0524767296f661106a5e0.jpg)