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Bartlett FD ambulance for sale
Found at govdeals.com:
Here's a 2013 Ford F-450 SD Marque Type 1 ambulance currently up for auction. The bidding ends on **September 14, 2022, at 11:37 AM ET**. There are still **13 days and 0 hours** left to place your bid.
The auction is still active, though the **reserve price has not been met**. The buyer’s premium is **12.50%**, and the **starting bid was just $1.00**. Right now, the **highest bidder is "o**n"**, with a current bid of **$1,500.00**. The next minimum bid required is **$1,525.00**, with a **$25.00 increment**.
This ambulance is a **2014 Marque model**, built on a **2013 Ford F-450 SD conventional cab**. It features a **6.7L V8 OHV 16V Diesel engine**. The unit is in **very good and clean condition**, with plenty of storage space in the exterior compartments, including **SCBA mounts**.
Inside, it includes a **lockable Comp Xe Lock narcotics drawer**, a **Medi-Kool refrigerator drawer**, and is set up for a **Stryker power load cot**. There are numerous interior storage areas and drawers, along with a **monitor lock**. All **emergency lights inside and outside** are fully functional and in excellent condition.
It also comes with an **O2 cylinder bracket** and has **124,765 miles** on the odometer.
Two photos are attached showing the unit from different angles. These are FD photos, likely taken by the department that previously used the ambulance.
Thanks to Martin for sharing this update!