A few more Albany photos ...
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Rocky Fluegge
PCS Member
Great pics thanks. in the second pic is thata 49 cad"black" next to the black packard? I also like the shot of the business end of the coaches with all the stuff piled around them. You got to love cars that can hall all that and still have plenty of room!
No idea. I only took a few of those cars (I'm an ambulance guy). Not sure if this is the one you're asking about. Didn't take photos of the other one ...
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Rocky Fluegge
PCS Member
That was the packard next to it but thanks for the pics it is a georgous car! Love to have that one in my garage.
Kevin M. Parkinson
PCS Life Member
Yes. It is a black 1949 Superior Cadillac.
Jerry Jacobson
PCS Member
Tony Karsnia - Deceased - 1971-2020
September 12, 1971 - November 2, 2020
The '49 Superior Cadillac hearse belongs to Past-President, Paul Cichon.
Lot's of great pics....Thanks to ALL of you for taking the time to post for those of us who weren't able to be there.
The one intriguing vehicle I saw was the Ford with the beacon in the middle of the roof. Anyone know anything about it? I'm assuming it was a military unit?
The one intriguing vehicle I saw was the Ford with the beacon in the middle of the roof. Anyone know anything about it? I'm assuming it was a military unit?
Is it this one?
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I know you hightop and hearse guys will think I'm nuts but that Ford is one of the best looking ambulances on here!:4_11_9:
That Ford is real neat. It was originally a plant ambulance for Standard Oil.
Mike McDonald
PCS Member
2nd or 3rd......
I 2nd or 3rd that motion on the Ford-National! Any low mileage (unmolested) Plant Ambulance always seems very unique in their own way! The Ingersol-Rand Buick Bill Marcy owned a few years ago was the "top of the mark"! MM
I 2nd or 3rd that motion on the Ford-National! Any low mileage (unmolested) Plant Ambulance always seems very unique in their own way! The Ingersol-Rand Buick Bill Marcy owned a few years ago was the "top of the mark"! MM
Belongs to Matt Taylor and his dad, Jim. Jim was at the meet this year, and he drove this car.
The owner found it in a concrete plant in the southern US. It was the plant ambulance