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The Cotner Bevington line of ambulances were designed by Wayne Corporation for a lower priced market. This unit has 7 rocker switches, a ameter and a Federal Signal PA-15A Director Electronic Siren. The unit orignally was equiped with a PA-20A, Interceptor Electronic Siren. NOTE - The three patient status lights on the drivers dash. The are controlled by the attendant in the rear. |
This is the attendants work area. To the left are the controls for the rear compartment lighting, rear air-conditioning, heat and patient status light. ALL work great ! The orange radio on the seat is a vintage Motorola Apcor radio. This unit has been tested and also works geat! NOTE - The "No-Smoking" signs, "Oxygen Equiped", but the factory installed ashtray ! |
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PSC SO CAL GO-WEST July 17 - 22, 2001 |
LOOK ! The FIVE Beacon Roof Line ! |
Matthew Cole's 1971 Olds Cotner-Bevington 48" next to My 1973 Olds C/B 48' at the GO-WEST SO CAL Meet |
E.V.O.O.A. "HIGH SIERRA CONFERENCE SPARKS NEVADA September 6 - 9, 2001 |
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E.V.O.O.A. - Ripon & Menlo Park Police Dept. Emergency Vehicle Show October 7, 2000 Ripon, California |
