1955 Chevrolet 150

1955 Chevrolet 150 Ambulance

- Same Owner Since 1989
- Built By Barnett Coach Company
- In those years there may have been as many as 24 Chevys made altogether...not 24 \'55s, but 24 total from \'55, \'56 and \'57
- Crate 350ci V8
- 3 Speed Manual Transmission With Overdrive
- White Exterior
- Red Interior
- Working Lights and Siren

Step back in time with the 1955 Chevrolet 150 Ambulance, a truly unique relic with a storied history. Under the ownership of the same enthusiast since 1989, this ambulance has not only stood the test of time but serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of vintage emergency vehicles. Built by the renowned Barnett Coach Company, this Chevy 150 Ambulance is part of an exclusive club-there may have been as few as 24 Chevys made in total from \'55, \'56, and \'57, adding an extra layer of rarity to its historical significance.

Powering this iconic ambulance is a crate 350ci V8 engine, delivering a blend of reliability and performance to ensure that it\'s not just a showpiece but a fully functional and formidable vehicle. Paired with a 3-speed manual transmission, the driving experience is a nostalgic journey through the roots of American automotive design. Dressed in a pristine white exterior, this ambulance commands attention, highlighting the era\'s commitment to style even in the face of practicality.

Open the doors and step into the red interior, where the working lights and siren transport you to an era when these vehicles were the frontline heroes of emergency response. Every detail, from the vintage dashboard to the functional controls, is a nod to the craftsmanship of an era that valued both form and function. Whether showcased at classic car events or leading a parade with its lights and siren, this 1955 Chevrolet 150 Ambulance is not just a vehicle; it\'s a living piece of history that beckons enthusiasts to relive the days when every siren carried a sense of urgency and hope.

Please call if interested, or e-mail with specific questions. Thanks for looking.

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