Just sharing some vintage pro-car Lit I found

[Josh Noiles]

Enjoy these high-quality scans (click view all sizes -> original size on my flickr and feel free to save/print, share etc.) http://www.flickr.com/photos/28706630@N06/

Couple pieces I bought to complement a car I had, and one I still own. Also, some stuff I scrounged at work. If I find more, I will share that too.

Thanks again for being such a great community of folks. Feel awful I didn`t get to take in the international meet this year! Wish I was down south in the thick of things a bit more, but I'll continue to do my part out here on the North Eastern fringes and preaching pro-cars to the other young folks!

-Paul Demers Conversion mail-out brochure, pricelist & letter (March, `69)
-1970 Superior sheets with antique coach pictures on flip-side (x3)
-1950 A.J. Miller ad from `Canadian Funeral Service` Nov. 1950
-1980 Superior Sovereign Landaulet Endloader sheet (2-sided)
-Kiley Superior Sales Ad from `Canadian Funeral Director` Sept. 1977
-Old pictures found at work (Dodge Polara wagon ambulance & unidentified hearse)

Enjoy!

 

[Josh Noiles]

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[Josh Noiles]

The rest

Can anyone I.D. this?

 

[Charles E Snyder II]

Some great pics there! I love the old lit. I really liked the Demers Conversions and the Polaris ambulance. Those are the things you don't see much anymore. Thanks!

 

[Martin Harvey]

There is only one station wagon ambulance conversion still alive, owned by the cinema rental company "Cinemobile" of Delson (near Montreal), it's a 1967 ford.

http://www.cine-mobile.com/vehicules.php?catID=59

It was originally red over white top with a Federal 360 light but was repainted as a kinda police-ambulance car, dunno why. Note that the police-ambulance vehicles of Montreal back in 1967 were dark blue.. As far as I know, it's the only survivor.