1963 cadillac crown superior royal high top rescuer ambulanc

I thought you guys would like to see this one. I seen it on Facebook first.

1963 cadillac crown superior royal high top rescuer ambulanc
http://portland.en.craigslist.org/clk/cto/4361531141.html

 

Cool! Would love to see this one fully restored.

 

That would be a fun project. That engine should be worth the price of the wagon.

 

Wow, That's a windshield unlike those put on most cars made in the last five years.

 

Winshield

The 59- 64 commercial chassis (hearses,ambulance ,flower cars) and up to 65 75 Series Limos used this ,it is a 59 Limousine windshield it is only a few inches taller than a stock 59-60 windshield.

 

Thanks. It's pretty spacious. I bet it's a hoot driving one of those.

Looks like cars were a lot different in 1960 compared to cars made in 1999...

 

Dual quad 55-57 motor? :confused:

 

Great place for a modern duromax diesel during the restoration!..... wonder if it's ever been done?

 

Yep, made for people rather than for 'puters.

mike

 

Oh so much fun to be had with this I think! Shame it isn't still wearing its original colours, though. This thing would be beautiful if restored or awesome as a horror prop for either a good scary movie or a Halloween prop! I love those old ambulances! I didn't use to, but they've grown on me. Way creepier than hearses. Hearse carry dead people while ambulances had people die in them. No disrespect intended to them.

 

a hearse with a diesel... yes it has been done

link.. http://s202.photobucket.com/user/rcplumley/library/46 caddy hearse project

 

But they all ended up riding in a hearse.

 

Yeah but how many people bled to death in a hearse. Hearses have elegance. Ambulances have stains.

 

I always wanted either one to make a weekend camper. But it might be odd to wake up in the middle of the night in a hearse camper.

 

Hmm what about a horse trailer... with no memory of how you got there and half of your left pant leg missing, an empty whiskey bottle, and a black and white picture of some guy you've never met stapled to your shirt.