Former Chicago FD ambulance for sale by auction
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Auction #2332839 – 2006 FORD F-350 AMBULANCE (DIESEL)
Hello everyone! I hope this message finds you well. I recently came across an interesting auction listing for a former Chicago Fire Department ambulance that caught my attention. It’s listed as Auction #2332839, and it's a 2006 Ford F-350 Super Duty ambulance with a diesel engine. Here are the details:
- **Year:** 2006
- **Make:** Ford
- **Model:** F-350 Super Duty
- **Mileage:** 193,400 miles
- **VIN:** 1FDWF36P96EC25572
- **Running Condition:** UNKNOWN
The vehicle appears to have been used by the Chicago Fire Department at some point, which is always intriguing. While I haven’t personally seen it in person, the photos included in the listing look decent. The images show a clean exterior, though I’d want to inspect it thoroughly before making any decisions.
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As someone who has always been fascinated by emergency vehicles, this one seems like a great opportunity. However, the unknown running condition gives me pause. If you’re interested in purchasing something unique or restoring an old vehicle, this might be worth checking out.
One thing that stood out to me was the mileage—193,400 miles isn’t insignificant, so it will likely need some work. Additionally, the fact that the running condition is listed as UNKNOWN raises questions about its current mechanical status. It could either be a hidden gem or a project requiring more effort than anticipated.
If you’re considering bidding on this vehicle, I’d recommend doing your due diligence. Reach out to the seller for clarification on the running condition, perhaps ask for a video of it starting or running, and definitely get it inspected by a mechanic if possible.
In my experience, these older ambulances often come with a lot of history, and they can make fantastic restoration projects or even cool daily drivers if you're up for the challenge. Let me know what you think—I’d love to hear your thoughts!
Thanks,
Dennis