Seeing as we've had a string of postings on Commers on Biglorryblog I thought you'd like this 1965 Commer Ambulance (with just 9,455 genuine miles on the clock) which was recently sold for £3,650 at a dedicated van and truck auction at Manheim 
It also provides an astonishing insight into how the emergency services have changed over the past 40 years. In the last 10 years alone it's won several awards at shows, fairs and exhibitions and still has all of its original equipment including stretchers, first aid bags, steel helmets, a gas mask, contamination meter, minuteman resuscitator, Civil Defence overcoats and a Neil Robinson immobilisation kit. Now click through here for more...

The ambulance started life at Hartlepool Ambulance Station where the Civil Defence Corps placed it on standby until the demise of the Corps in 1968. In 1974 the ambulance was handed over to the NHS where it was used as a major incident vehicle. It was then moved to Coulby Newham until Cleveland Ambulance Service bought a purpose built replacement.
Due to the ambulance's age it was never fitted with "Blues & Twos", yet it also goes without many features we take for granted today - power steering, servo assisted brakes and even a radio. In an era prior to escalating fuel prices and a need for fuel economy it was fitted with a petrol engine with a top speed of up to 45mph. The auction saw both physical and online buyers in attendance, and the winning bid was from a buyer in the auction hall. Whilst it will never see front line action again it will no doubt continue to be coveted by its new owner!

Its a BF (B series Superpoise Forward Control) , with Humber Hawk based 2.2 ohv motor.
Could the owner of this vehicle contact me on 01914604050 or mobile no 07952326438
thanks
It is even hard to believe that a vehicle of 1968 can looks so fine and works properly... I'm impressed.
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would anyone knowing the owner of the above ambulance or the whareabouts of it please contact dave cummings on 01914604050 as i am rebuilding a commer bf mister whippy ice cream van many thanks