Just sharing pictures from yet another Florida Chapter crusie in. What do you think Leo, your ambulance looks great in the Florida sunshine.
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- Thread starter Richard Vyse
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Together for the first time
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Looking great Richard.
Curious question: I'm assuming general rule is the Lifeliner would have been more expensive than the Criterion new pending certain options?
Curious question: I'm assuming general rule is the Lifeliner would have been more expensive than the Criterion new pending certain options?
All other things being equal, I believe the Criterion would have been the top-of-the-line, price-wise.
I think so too. The Lifeliner had a sticker price of $21,000 but do not have information for the Criterion as far as what they sold for.
Robert Shepard
Website Administrator / Past President - Golden St
A highly optioned Criterion would have been pushing $30K with dealer mark up.
Jeremy D. Ledford
PCS Volunteer Chapter President
That's a rather inexpensive one Jeremy. My 73 was over 20 grand.
Jeremy D. Ledford
PCS Volunteer Chapter President
Story has it that Anderson M-M Sales had two nearly identical 1972 Lifeliners on the lot at years end. The only differences were one had the illuminated roof signs and one didn't. So our funeral home and another funeral home the next county over purchased both and got a year end deal to say on them. The invoice I posted was the one our funeral home purchased.