New ambulance for the Antioch Fire Department
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> A Terra Star chassis paired with a custom Horton conversion.
Below are several images showcasing this impressive ambulance, all provided by Foster Coach Sales:
*Caption: New ambulance for the Antioch Fire Department. Foster Coach Sales photo.*
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This combination of a Terra Star chassis and a Horton conversion has certainly caught my attention. The attention to detail in both the exterior design and the interior layout is evident in these photos. It’s always exciting to see how different manufacturers and converters collaborate to create vehicles that meet the specific needs of emergency services. The chevron striping adds a professional touch, making it instantly recognizable as an ambulance.
For anyone in the market for a new ambulance, this setup offers a solid foundation combined with high-quality customization. It’s inspiring to see how these vehicles evolve over time while maintaining their core purpose—serving and protecting communities. If you have any experience with Terra Star chassis or Horton conversions, I’d love to hear your thoughts!
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