Ambulance free to a good home

[fyrboy]

This 4-speed '63, built by The Christopher Company of New York City, served Norfolk NE, childhood home of the late Johnny Carson. Now partially rebuilt in North Wilkesboro, NC, it is available for donation to a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization. Includes paperwork showing work done. Its 305E runs, is titled, and sits in storage, in primer. Fenders and grill are detached. Wheel covers and non-original plaid valve covers. Serious inquiries to rezqd@att.net.
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[bozzhogg]

Hay your ad say's free to good home??? How big does the donation have to be for the free ambulance??? I live in Durham, NC. Ross.

[fyrboy]

I apologize for not wording this properly. The intent is for the ambulance to be donated to a tax-exempt organization. The owner of the ambulance will donate the ambulance. This is not a request for someone to make a donation in order to receive the ambulance.

[FetchMeAPepsi]

Now that is cool! I wish I was a 501c3 and close to there. Someone get their pastor to accept this and then take it over!

[GMCDAC]

I don't know what a 501c3 is but I do know some of these charities crush the cars and trucks that get donated. I'm sure Fyrboy would not allow that but they are out there.

DAC

[David R Leifheit]

Now that is cool! I wish I was a 501c3 and close to there. Someone get their pastor to accept this and then take it over!

dag-nabit...
I'm a minister (something I did years back) but I don't have a congregation or church so no 501c3 at all. :(