1972 Cadillac Ambulance: The Jalopnik Classic ReviewS  Have you
ever wanted to drive an ambulance, lights blazing and sirens
wailing in rush after glorious rush to rip people from the jaws
of death and take them to the hospital? It can be pretty cool,
but usually, driving an ambulance is all about getting a patient
to the proper care with the least amount of patient-upsetting
craziness possible. After all, you don't want someone to die of
a heart attack after you've already saved them from dying of a
heart attack.  I used to drive ambulances for the Virginia Beach
Volunteer Rescue Squad – known around town as Rescue 14 – but
the ones I piloted were basically vans with huge, gear filled
boxes mounted on the back. In the old days, fire emergency
service departments drove ambulances that looked like the one
the Ghostbusters used to rid New York City of fiendish ghouls
back in the '80s.  Although it's been years since I've flipped
on the lights and sirens and watched traffic before me part like
the Red Sea before