Fleet shots

[Paul Steinberg]

Marlboro's Premier ambulance service and coach rental.

I'd be very leery of that compan's owner. Rumor has it that he walks around with a briefcase full of $$$$$......

 

[Ron Devies]

I'd be very leery of that compan's owner. Rumor has it that he walks around with a briefcase full of $$$$$......

Hell, these days I can't fill my wallet let alone a briefcase.

 

[Kent Martinson - Deceased 1947 - 2019]

Hell, these days I can't fill my wallet let alone a briefcase.

I thought that briefcase was your wallet.

 

[Ron Devies]

I thought that briefcase was your wallet.

These days the briefcase is a change purse.

 

[Skip Goulet - Deceased 1945 - 2018]

These days the briefcase is a change purse.

A change purse....maybe.....but with you, Ron, still very deep pockets!

 

[John ED Renstrom]

so deep we can reach his hand in there and pull up his socks. but then may that not deep just a big hole. to may pro cars will do that to a man

 

[Martyn Donaldson]

A fleet of older ambulances/combinations in this Dec '58 press photo titled "City Ambulances"... No further info provided.

L-R; two '51 A.J. Millers, a '49 Superior, a '55 Pontiac (Barnette?) and a '50 Superior -

 

[Cary Livingston]

A fleet of older ambulances/combinations in this Dec '58 press photo titled "City Ambulances"... No further info provided.

L-R; two '51 A.J. Millers, a '49 Superior, a '55 Pontiac (Barnette?) and a '50 Superior -

All are Tampa Florida Ambulances.

 

[Cary Livingston]

A Fleet shot of F T Blounts cars Tampa Fl.

 

[Cary Livingston]

Since Im not much on posting pictures anymore....I'm in a slight mood.

Watkins FH Atlanta

Wadesboro NC

Kent Dorsey can name this FH...it was in his neighborhood.

 

[Cary Livingston]

A few more...not shocked if already posted...Im too lazy to look, but they are cool even if reruns.

From the Peter Aldsten Collection.

Hart's......Macon Ga..20's

One of my all time favorite fleet shots Harts again....1965... This is "procar p*rn" at it's finest.

My mood passed......

 

[Steve Loftin]

Cowherd & Parrott F.H. (Greensburg, KY)
1946-ish S/C (likely a combination), 1941 Buick sedan ambulance, 1949 Buick sedan

This photo is from their Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/cowherdandparrott

Website:

http://www.cowherdandparrott.com/

 

[Martin Harvey]

From my personal collection,

ambulance, hearse and child's hearse from the "Caron & Freres" funeral home, Jonquière, Quebec. circa 1945.



and a street view for fun, the Funeral home is still at the same place 106 years after their beginning.

 

[Steve Loftin]

The cars are Olds and Lincoln sedans as well as Memphis and M-M combinations. They probably had some sort of emergency car, as well. From the June, 1957 issue of THE SOUTHERN FUNERAL DIRECTOR:

http://www.mcclendon-winters.com/who-we-are/history-and-staff

 

[Skip Goulet - Deceased 1945 - 2018]

The cars are Olds and Lincoln sedans as well as Memphis and M-M combinations. They probably had some sort of emergency car, as well. From the June, 1957 issue of THE SOUTHERN FUNERAL DIRECTOR:

http://www.mcclendon-winters.com/who-we-are/history-and-staff

That "fleet of blue" reminds me of the old W.W. Rix Funeral Home in Lubbock. For many years they advertised their ambulance service as "Rix's Bluestreak Ambulance"; and to that end, each of their ambulances had a big steadyburning blue light mounted in the center of the bumper of each of their ambulances.

 

[Steve Loftin]

From THE EMBALMER'S MONTHLY - June, 1953 issue:

 

[Skip Goulet - Deceased 1945 - 2018]

From THE EMBALMER'S MONTHLY - June, 1953 issue:

Hope everything is o.k. up your way, Steve. I've seen the footage from Moore.

 

[Attila Bethlenfalvy]

Site search did not turn up Crane Ambulance Service...so behold their Superior fleet: '58 (Pontiac), '59, and '57.

 

[Bill Carlin]

Todays fleet

 

[Attila Bethlenfalvy]

Dutch Lincoln fleet taken in '56. Hearse and limos are likely a Boonacker conversions.

Photo from Eemland Archive.