Quality Features Come Standard
From walk-in areas used by personnel to non-walk-in areas that securely carry equipment, our combination rescues are always rugged and efficient.
You shouldn’t have to adapt to your truck. It should adapt to your crew’s unique style and gear. With durability, flexibility, and industry-leading features for critical moments, your Marion combo rescue will be the truck your department can count on.
From walk-in areas used by personnel to non-walk-in areas that securely carry equipment, our combination rescues are always rugged and efficient.
Combo rescue means 100% custom in our book, so let’s find options that fit the way you work
Custom (Spartan) or commercial (International, Freightliner, Ford, Kenworth, or Peterbilt) chassis
Slam doors or roll-up doors; single-side entry
Above door openings, out of the way, or in rooftop compartments; roller guides are standard
Custom equipment mounting
Multiple command center options
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