• News
    • Videos
    • Photos
    • BAVFC Activity History
    • Multi-Alarm Incidents
  • Join
    • Recruitment Center
    • Requirements
    • Volunteer Benefits
    • Start Your Application
    • Paid EMS Jobs
  • About
    • Leadership
    • Department History
    • Our Fallen
    • 2020 Fire and EMS Unit Response Statistics
    • Auxiliary Division
    • The Bell
    • Past Leadership
  • Stations
    • Bel Air Main Station
    • Forest Hill Station
    • Patterson Mill Station
    • BAVFC Front Line Fleet
    • Former Fire Stations
    • Apparatus Past
  • Community
    • Event Calendar
    • Life Safety Division
    • Fire Safety Tips
  • Support
    • Community & Life Safety Division
    • Donate Now
    • Event Appearance Request
    • Ambulance Club
    • Auxiliary Division
logo

Bel Air

Volunteer Fire Company

  • Contact
  • Calendar
  • Live Audio
  • BAVFC Email
  • News
    • Videos
    • Photos
    • BAVFC Activity History
    • Multi-Alarm Incidents
  • Join
    • Recruitment Center
    • Requirements
    • Volunteer Benefits
    • Start Your Application
    • Paid EMS Jobs
  • About
    • Leadership
    • Department History
    • Our Fallen
    • 2020 Fire and EMS Unit Response Statistics
    • Auxiliary Division
    • The Bell
    • Past Leadership
  • Stations
    • Bel Air Main Station
    • Forest Hill Station
    • Patterson Mill Station
    • BAVFC Front Line Fleet
    • Former Fire Stations
    • Apparatus Past
  • Community
    • Event Calendar
    • Life Safety Division
    • Fire Safety Tips
  • Support
    • Community & Life Safety Division
    • Donate Now
    • Event Appearance Request
    • Ambulance Club
    • Auxiliary Division

Ambulance 39 (1962 Pontiac)

Share

1962 Pontiac Superior Ambulance

In August of 1962 the company approved the purchase of a new ambulance, as the 1957 Cadillac Superior was showing its wear and tear. The company purchased a 1962 Pontiac Superior “Rescuer” model ambulance from the Superior Coach Company. The ambulance would be equipped with all the modern medical equipment of the time.

The unit would be delivered to Bel Air on October 1, 1962 and was in service with days of arrival. The unit would be traded in on the 1968 Cadillac Miller-meteor ambulance.

  • Browse More Historical BAVFC Apparatus
  • View the Current Fleet
Share

News + Features

  • News
  • Videos
  • Photos
  • BAVFC Activity History
  • Multi-Alarm Incidents

BAVFC LATEST

MVC Rescue
Baltimore Pike MVC Rescue
Rt 543 MVC
County Medic Unit In Service At Patterson Mill Station
Hibiscus Court Garage Fire

@BAVFC

BAVFCFollow

The Official Twitter Feed for the Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company. Celebrating 125 years of fire and EMS service to Bel Air and surrounding areas.

BAVFC

BelAirVolFireCoBAVFC@BelAirVolFireCo·

20 Mar 2021

The Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. is currently accepting resumes for the part time position of ALS and BLS providers. Visit http://bavfc.org for more!

Reply on Twitter 1373397744799342592Retweet on Twitter 1373397744799342592Like on Twitter 13733977447993425921Twitter 1373397744799342592
BelAirVolFireCoBAVFC@BelAirVolFireCo·

23 Dec 2020

12/23, Volunteers work this utility emergency to the rear of the Bel Air Armory this morning.

Video: Joel Carr, Capt BAVFC

Reply on Twitter 1341782211994013696Retweet on Twitter 1341782211994013696Like on Twitter 13417822119940136962Twitter 1341782211994013696

Load More…

Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company

109 South Hickory Avenue
Bel Air, Maryland 21014

  • News
  • Join Us
  • About
  • Stations
  • Community
  • Support
Join BAVFC
  • Recruitment Center
  • Requirements
  • Volunteer Benefits
  • Start Your Application
  • Paid EMS Openings


Member Email Login
All content, including all images and photography except as specifically noted.
Copyright 1995–2016, Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company

First Arriving Logo
  • News
  • Join Us
  • About
  • Stations
  • Community
  • Support
  • Contact
  • Calendar
  • Live Audio
  • BAVFC Email