Lindenwood Community Volunteer Ambulance Corps.

Ambulances of the Past and Present

One of LVAC'S first ambulances.(photo credit - LVAC)

L6 a 1986 Road Rescue Type I (walk-thru option)(photo credit - J. Buonincontri)

L6, Just before decommission...

L7 a 1989 Ashley Emergency Veh. Type II Ambulance, Sitting at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center's Emergency bay (photo credit Ted Gormley III)

L7 in front of LVAC's Headquarters (Photo Credit - Ted Gormley)

Patient compartment of L7 , Pictured is Paul Rozinski EMT-D checking out the rig before the tour. (Photo Credit - Ted Gormley)

L-8, a 1998 Road Rescue Metromedic. The box sits atop a Ford E-350 SuperDuty Chassis. This ambulance cost $91,000 and NY State Senator Serphin Maltese secured a $65,000 grant to assist LVAC with it's purchase.

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