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Ends Sep 15, 2026
Market demand: Vehicles in Wisconsin sell about 92% of the time, typically ~29 bids. Based on 192 completed sales over the last year.
A 2009 Ford E450 diesel ambulance with 133k miles, includes Stryker power-load cot, check engine light on, and oil leak. Sells to non-emergency medical transport flips, parts sellers, or conversion specialists. Scan the check engine code to rule out major diesel system faults; estimate oil leak repair (valve cover gaskets are cheap, injector seals are not), and confirm the cot mounts transfer cleanly.
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Details: VIN: 1FDXE45P79DA42938 -- Miles: 133,809 -- Transmission: Automatic 5R1low-HI forward Torque-- Engine: 6.0L V8 DI T Diesel -- WB: 158β -- GVWR: 14,500lbs. -- Vehicle Length: 23' -- Includes Stryker power load cot and power load mount -- Seller has the title Provided Condition: Fair overall condition - Has oil leak, Check Engine light is on -- Personal Inspection Recommended Seller Inventory #: 509 Seller: 156923 - Sauk Prairie Ambulance Association - 470 Oak Street, Prairie du Sac, WI 53578 - Kelli Kirch at 608-393-7181 or medics4u@saukprairieambulance.com - Inspection and pick up by appointment only - Please contact with questions and to schedule inspections or pickups - Appointments are required - no walk-ins. Click on lot number for more details & bigger pictures
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