This car took a while for paramedics to get used to - it was the first ambulance with power steering and a powerful V8 engine.

To ensure the safety of all those working on the Snowy Mountain River Scheme, six 1957 Ford Mainline Ute's were transformed into Ambulances.

In the late seventies, a need was identified for a large capacity custom-designed ambulance that had a greater payload than normal ambulances.

The Chrysler Royal was a popular choice by Ambulance services throughout Australia. 

The new updated Mustang introduced more power to the already poky 5 litre V8 engine as well as a quick shifting 10 speed automatic gearbox.

The Ford Fairlane 500 Ambulance was used by the NSW Ambulance to help with medical emergencies.

Those dual stacked headlights would have been imposing when seen from the rear vision mirrors of ones being chased!

With its tuned up 400+ kW supercharged v8 engine, this NSW Police car was the fastest at the time.

Donated by FPV, this fully equipped police car is only used for training.

 A locally made fiberglass ambulance body was fitted to the Chrysler Ranger body.

The Chrysler Royal was a popular choice by Ambulance services throughout Australia. 

Named after Henry Ford's estate, the Fairlane became famous for its smaller compact wheelbase.