G'day All, It's missing the 60 amp ammeter, looks like it could have been replaced by someone, is that a volt meter in it's place?.
Under bonnet has had some custom wiring done as well, as it's not standard, but still looks a tidy unit cheers and good luck with it,, Dennis

G'day GSKeeper

If I would say it is a 4 stretcher frontline AMBULANCE would I be correct

1 of a very limited number built that one looks like about 67
Bung-Tiddley

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68 2a GS 6028D 172-484
Aust No5 trailer 2wheel 1/2 ton Ch 1974=173-489
REMLR No 003

Well Uncle,

I'm not sure about being a four stretcher front line Ambo. What does one look for to establish the above?

What I can tell you is that CalVIN indicates October 1961 till March 1963.

And through the hard working REMLR crew (much appreciated) that it was

Contract No.C410243 - one of only 34 (No.25)
ARN 112-221
1963
Series 2A c6362B
36,161km on the speedo (Jaeger) @ 20 July 2008.

Cheers all

I had another look at my friend's ambulance this morning. It has the tool box in the middle. My memory was confused, as I last rode in it in October 2003. We had three in the front and three in the back while driving around Canopus. Someone must have been sitting on a pillow on the toolbox.

Aaron.

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