station wagon stretchers

Ok I need some input on finding the right stretcher for my amblewagon. I found one localy in a local fire departments junk room, but I have had no luck getting it. It was originally in their amblewagon from the 50's. It is broken, but if it is free that works. If it falls through I will be looking for one for my 1957 mercury. I would love some input on this. From previous threads I think the one I'm looking at is a 1960's model do to having both names on the tag.

Thomas, You can check for a model 32 or a model 54-Low. Here is how looks a 32 in a 1958 Chevy Station wagon, and a 54 in a Plymouth police-ambulance vehicle

and here they are in my back yard. don't for get the 27 auto load was a low cot also. the 54xl there is a washingtom but teh ferno from the side looks the same.

It looks like the one in the second photo. It has no mattress and a few welds are broke, but it is fixable. If the local one flops are they hard to find and if so I'm guessing not cheap.

John, I still used a 27 2 years ago as a one-man cot at the funeral home, didnt know that it was used for living..!

I really like the the way a 27 loads so much nicer then the 29. the second one is a 32 and would be the one Amblewagon stated in the fliers. as for price who can say what you can find. finding one is the problem. when I was new to the club a slick talking Jim V. noticed I had one and traded me out of it. I did not even know what I had. but he had a ambleqwagon that need one and I had a 72 CB that did not. I still have the equipment he traded me for it and he still has the gurney. we are both vary happy. what makes them worth something is if you need one.