Ambulance And Mortuary Cots/Stretchers For Sale

Kurt Arends

Kurt Arends

PCS Elected Director 2021-2024
I have amassed a stupid number of both ambulance and mortuary stretchers. I need to "thin the heard". Let me know if there is anything specifically that you are looking for. I will not ship, but I do travel fairly extensively and can deliver to Cincinnati in May and other areas throughout the Midwest. Prices vary depending upon model, age, condition, mattress pad included, etc.
 
I cannot. I now have our mid-year sales meeting in Chicago that week, so I will not be able to attend the meet. This will be our first sales meeting in close to 3 years now, so attendance is pretty much mandatory.
 
Kurt Arends said:
I have amassed a stupid number of both ambulance and mortuary stretchers. I need to "thin the heard". Let me know if there is anything specifically that you are looking for. I will not ship, but I do travel fairly extensively and can deliver to Cincinnati in May and other areas throughout the Midwest. Prices vary depending upon model, age, condition, mattress pad included, etc.
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A friend here in Finland has a 1959 Cadillac ambulance that is missing the gurney. Mainly looking for a Ferno Model 21 single-level cot or a Model 30 All-level - hopefully in good condition. If you have either one for sale, you can contact me: ari.ilaskivi@kolumbus.fi
 
Kurt looking for something late 50s early 60s. the bar in this one is ferno so most likly a 30 got anything in that vintage. I will be going to Ohio so we could pick it up then and any others people might want.
 
John ED Renstrom said:
Kurt looking for something late 50s early 60s. the bar in this one is ferno so most likly a 30 got anything in that vintage. I will be going to Ohio so we could pick it up then and any others people might want.
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Ed, Yes I do and always willing to connect somewhere convenient.
 
John ED Renstrom said:
Wonder if usp will ship?
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If they will, it will cost more than the cot is worth. UPS is quite expensive, and they use dimensional weight rather than actual weight. I don't know if Greyhound still ships cots, but in the past, it was the least expensive way to get one shipped. You can also check Fastenal, because at one time, they would take shipping in at one of their stores and deliver it to another. The customer must pick it up, and the seller is responsible for packing it on a shipping pallet and delivering it to the store.
 
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