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1992 Ford Econoline Wheeled Coach [E-350]

1992 Ford Econoline [E-350] in Alias, TV Series, 2001-2006 IMDB Ep. 3.11

Class: Cars, Ambulance — Model origin: US

1992 Ford Econoline Wheeled Coach [E-350]

Position 00:39:42 [*][*] Minor action vehicle or used in only a short scene

Comments about this vehicle

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antp BE

2007-03-02 23:09

It has a "Wheeled Coach" badge on the rear.

firebird86 US

2007-03-03 01:32

Wheeled Coach builds exclusively on Ford chassis, This is either a Type I (F-350) or a Type III (E-350). The mirror height looks more like an E-350 to me. Comments??
http://www.wheeledcoach.com/custom_type3.asp

wrenchhead US

2007-03-03 03:17

Should 'Wheeled Coach' be the make name?

IRT_BMT_IND CA

2007-03-03 04:43

wrenchhead wrote Should 'Wheeled Coach' be the make name?

I personally don't think so. We don't list the body manufacturers of cube vans do we?

wrenchhead US

2007-03-03 04:45

Sure we do. For example, Grumman only makes bodies for their stepvans they don't make the chassis.

antp BE

2007-03-03 17:30

Well, it depends on the cases. Some are well known producer of vehicles, others are just known as those that make the changes to the cars.

wrenchhead US

2007-03-03 18:53

antp wrote Well, it depends on the cases. Some are well known producer of vehicles, others are just known as those that make the changes to the cars.


Like Grumman, Wheeled Coach uses chassis from other makers. They use Chevrolet and Ford chassis to make ambulances and other emergency vehicles. See: Link to "www.ambulancetrader.com" Both ford and chevy types are listed - 3&4 are chevys, 5&6 are fords.

How do we know this is a 'changed' Ford?? I still think that Wheeled Coach should be the maker just like Grumman that uses both ford and chevrolet chassis.

-- Last edit: 2007-03-03 19:22:20

wrenchhead US

2007-03-04 18:58

Opinions, comments ??

antp BE

2007-03-04 21:39

Grumman makes a whole body for the truck.
Here they just take a chassis-cabin and add a "cube" on the rear, like lots of other companies.

wrenchhead US

2007-03-04 22:53

That may be true. But my point is that Wheeled Coach uses both Ford and Chevrolet chassis/cab. They did not use ford exclusively. Further, you can't detemine from this picture which chassis/cab it may be.

For this Wheeled Coach is a chevrolet: Link to "www.ambulancetrader.com" note the "make" under 'features'.

-- Last edit: 2007-03-04 23:00:32

antp BE

2007-03-04 23:31

Maybe that this particular model was made only on Ford chassis? Cf Firebird's comment...

firebird86 US

2007-03-04 23:44

I didnt mean to start a big controversy on this unit. I spoke to a sales representative at Wheeled Coach in Orlando Florida, he informed me that Wheeled Coach built on Ford medium duty chassis for type I and type III units, they do build other models on Sterling (which took over marketing on the heavy duty Ford chassis) I described the unit in question, he looked online and stated he thought it looked like an E Series Type III, thats where I got the info that I quoted, perhaps other Wheeled Coach factories utilize other chassis, I dont know. As far as what this should be listed as, wouldnt it be listed under the chassis and then list the aftermarket manufacturer as additional info? Comments??

wrenchhead US

2007-03-05 01:10

I also didn't mean to start a big controversy. I simply made a comment about grumman and got unreasonable replies. I just wanted to be sure that we list it correctly. Since, I have found several other Wheeled Coach vehicles, similar to this one, built on chevrolet chassis and since there are no identifying marks on this one I question the ID. I have no particular problem with listing the chassis with aftermarket maker in additional info providing we can definately ID the chassis. I am still not sure this the case here where we can see only part of the back of the vehicle. Bottom line is: not all Wheeled Coach are Ford so we have to be careful.

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