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Total view of a Ford Transit ambulance car with stretcher, oxygen bottles, first aid boxes, and emergency equipment. Technology, design and innovation combined with perfect harmony thanks to highly qualified workmanship. An interior view of Ford Transit ambulance equipped according to customer´s request.

Vehicles Overview.

The Ford Transit is a range of panel vans, minibuses, and pickup trucks, produced by the Ford Motor Company in Europe (including Turkey).
The Transit has been the best-selling light commercial vehicle in Europe for 40 years, and in some countries the term "Transit" has passed into common usage as a generic term applying to any light commercial van in the Transit's size bracket.
6 Million Transits have been produced since 1965 across three basic platforms with several "facelift" versions of each. The 6 millionth van was created in the March 2010.

Ford Transit 2006?present (V347/8)

UK "Mark 7"; Germany "Seventh generation"

In August 2006, the Transit received a facelift to the body, including new front and rear lights, a new front end and a new interior featuring the gearstick on the dashboard as well as incorporating Ford's new corporate radio design. Besides the styling changes, the powertrains were all revised. The old petrol engine was replaced with one from the Ford Ranger, the front wheel drive diesel went from 2.0 to 2.2 litres capacity, and all diesel engines gained high-pressure common rail (TDCi) systems. The powertrains were changed to meet new emissions legislation. The new version (Ford nomenclature V347 for front wheel drive and V348 for rear wheel drive) won International Van of the Year for 2007 despite tough competition from several all-new rivals.
Ford Transit Sport

Mid 2006 saw the launch of the "Sport Van", a limited production Van featuring the 130 PS (96 kW) engine with additional styling parts, "Le Mans" stripes and 18 inch alloy wheels.
Late 2007 saw the launch of the 140 PS (103 kW) engine for front wheel drives (replacing the 130 PS) complete with the VMT6 6-speed transaxle to cope with the extra power.
The 6-speed transaxle was introduced on the mid-power FWD in late 2008 when the 110 PS (81 kW) engine was upped to 115 PS (85 kW).
Also, in late 2008, the "coated Diesel Particulate Filter" (cDPF) ? designed to meet higher emission standards than the current Euro IV requirement ? was introduced as an option on all diesel engines.

Technical data:
Vehicle	Ford
Model	Transit
Model Code:
Length / Width / Height (mm) (without box)	5200 / 2110 / 2345
Kerb weight / Gross vehicle weight / Payload (kg)
Wheelbase / Ground clearance (mm)	3300 / -
Drive	4x2
Suspension front/rear:
Engine
Tank (liter)
Brakes front/rear:
Transmission (Gearbox)

Ambulance Overview.

The description is only for the model in the photos.
All ambulances are adapted to customer needs. At customer's request we can implement other solutions!

Ambulance technical data:
IPS code name:
Length / Width / Height (mm):	5200 / 2110(without mirror) / 2500
Power inside:	12V DC, Additional calcium battery, Three 12V DC plug, One 230V AC plug from outside and power inverter with automatic switch.
Lighting:	Four 12V DC tube lights,
Communication:	Opening window.
Oxygen:	Oxygen transfer system. Two bottles of oxygen at 10 liters. Two oxygen slots .
Cabinets / Storage:	Cabinet with niches for life-saving equipment. Two drawers for small items, lockable. Place for medical devices, and to work. Place for electric system.
Seats:	Folding seat for the doctor with safety belts. Open bench with safety belts.
Ventilation:	Extract air. Grates with adjustable air flow. Opening window.
Heating:	Multi-level heater. Available from patient room and the driver's cab.
Air conditioning:	Multi-level radiator with air conditioning Available from patient room and the driver's cab.
Plumbing, Disinfection:
Basic Equipment:	Flashlight, fire extinguisher, clock with date, safety hammer,
Emergency Equipment:	Ventilation unit, section unit, defibrillator, stretcher, infusions hooks, oxygen mask, scoop stretcher, long spinal board, collar set, sphygmomanometer, first aid bags, carry chair, ECG monitor, and more...