Ambulance
Service Victoria introduced the
Ford J Series
into service in 1991.
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Ambulance
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Following an extensive evaluation process, the Victorian Ambulance Service designed the new J Series fiberglass rear modular vehicle built by Jakab in NSW on the Ford F-250. Introduced in 1991, this design was a radical change from the previous design that was dated back to 1967, and was the first true purpose built Ambulance for the Victorian Ambulance Service. It began being replaced by the GMC Sierra 'A Series' Ambulance brought into service in 1996. |
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Melbourne's Vehicle 60 Left Side Resus & Donway Cupboard |
Melbourne's Vehicle 60 Right Side Spinal Cupboard |
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A 'J Series' MICA unit pictured outside South Melbourne branch in 1992. |
Publicity photo of the Melbourne's
new 'J Series' Ambulance |
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| Warnambool Vehicle 419 | |
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| AOTC Training Vehicle | AOTC Training Vehicle |
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| Yarrum Vehicle 192 (right) | Eltham Vehicles in 1992 |
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