

| Subject: | Re: my ride to hospital in a Sprinter ambulance (NVC) |
| From: | Stephen Overmyer |
| Date: | Mon, 9 Feb 2004 16:50:02 +1100 |
At 12:00 AM 9/02/2004 -0500, you wrote: >last wed night i had a siezure again and was taken to the hosp in a >ambulance.. something was strange about it as i was conscious towards the >latter part >of the ride, it didnt look like the local Ambulance company's Ford based box >van ambulances... it was a Mercedes (freightliner) Sprinter van ambulance.. >im guessing its the first on their fleet.. no real vanagon content, but i >thought if you have to go to the hospital, might as well go in highroof >european >style :<) > Well I sure hope you're on the mend now Chris.... My first and hopefully last trip to hospital in an ambulance just over two years ago. It was in a LWB VW T4 Syncro Ambulance.There's quite a few of them here in Oz now,along with MB Sprinters and F*rd Transit vans. The Syncros tend to be in country locations as I was at the time of needing one. Thing was,I felt so ill at the time I didn't really get to appreciate the vehicle I was in.I didn't even notice I was in a VW untill I was being carried out at the hospital. BTW,I had my first look at the VW LT35s just the other day. They have just been introduced to Australia.There was a absolutely huge cavernous high roof van and a single cab chassis truck at a VW dealer. All TDIs with service intervals of 22,500kms. You'd make a mighty big camper out of one of these....:) Quality of finish looks good.Funny to see a conventional tailshaft on a VW however...(other than a syncro....) Steve O NSW Australia '92 Transporter WBX Kombi '00 Transporter Double Cab '03 Transporter Double Cab (work truck)
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