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They are some awesome pictures mate.

Yeah you can put a module on almost anything. That little module on the Ranger is going to be trialed on a Hilux soon, and by rights could be put on any of the medium range 4WD cab-chassis vehicles.

The only problem you have is the height of the tailgate. That's why the Superiors had the levelling ...

A Toyota Landcruiser support vehicle.
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The new Mercedes Sprinter metro ambulance.
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An Isuzu NPS rail-running ambulance - you won't see too many of these!
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A lot of the older Mercs, as you said, are purchased or handed down to volunteer/country depots where they pretty much spend the remainder of their lives being passed on from bigger depot to smaller depot til they are retired for good.

The remainder are usually kept for industrial copntracts by ...

Nothing is pre-fabricated, we design and build our own modules in house, on an order by order basis.

I will admit though, I do like the Superior modules, but i've worked out of both and I still prefer ours. Mind you, there isn't much difference between most designs these days, particularly when you ...

They still come equipped with them yes. My personal preferance is the BVM... It is portable, doesn't allow for over inflation and is an allround better option, especially when dealing with infants and children, as the demand valves don't allow for stoppage. Plus the BVM can be hooked up to O2 once ...

BVM is pretty much the standard now, for the reasons you mentioned. I much prefer the BVM over the demand head hands down.

If anyone has eny questions about these new vans feel free to drop me a line. They are an impressive piece of machinery (and i'm not just saying that coz I work for P&W).

The ...

I'll put up some pics a little later of Paull & Warners NEW Industrial Ambulances.

We've got a new module on a Ford Ranger and we did an Isuzu NPS with rail runners which is pretty swish.

(FYI - I'm the Operations Manager for Paull & Warner Fire, I also used to be an Industrial Paramedic and ...