FESCO Emergency Sales is proud to represent three of today's most experienced and most distinguished manufacturers in Horton Emergency Vehicles, Crimson Fire, and Marion Body Works. We also represent three emerging innovators in emergency vehicle design and production: American Emergency Vehicles (AEV), Fastlane Emergency Vehicles and Interfleet Specialty Vehicles.

Horton Emergency Vehicles has been manufacturing ambulances for over 35 years and is an industry leader in many facets of the manufacturing process. Horton is the first manufacturer to build an all-aluminum modular ambulance body. Other Horton innovations include modular cabinetry, electronically controlled oxygen systems, electronic throttle controls, solid-state electronics, vehicle diagnostics and electrical load management. Horton has just introduced their next-generation multiplex electrical system, the Intelliplex. They also lead the industry in design features such as silhouette lighting and blackout windows. Units are subjected to all required testing and procedures as outlined in Federal Ambulance Specifications (#KKK-A-1822E) and Ford Qualified Vehicle Modifier (QVM) guidelines. Horton still maintains the industry’s first and only ongoing independent testing program for crash integrity. Click here for Horton's product line. Click here for directions to Horton.

Crimson Fire was originally started in 1912 as Luvurne Auto Company, and was eventually purchased in 1997 by Spartan Motors as a wholly owned subsidiary. Also in 1997, Spartan purchased Quality Fire Apparatus, and in 2003 merged the two companies under the Crimson Fire banner. Today, Crimson Fire is one of the top ten fire apparatus manufacturers in the United States, spcializing as a complete "Top of the Line"manufacturer. When utilizing the high quality Spartan Chassis, Crimson offers sole source responsibility by building the entire unit from the ground up. Crimson pumpers and heavy rescues are manufactured in Brandon, SD, and their aerials and platforms are manufactured in nearby Lancaster, PA. Crimson offers both rear-mount and mid-mount platforms, 75' and 103' rear mount aerials, as well as tractor drawn aerials. Crimson manufactures with either aluminum or stainless steel metals, and their innovative products combined with a "can do" attitude has created a noticeable buzz in the emergency vehicle market. Click here for Crimson Fire's product line.

Marion Body Works is an independent, privately owned manufacturer specializing in the design and production of quality emergency vehicles. Founded in 1907, Marion was the first builder to use all-aluminum body construction. Marion’s complete line of emergency vehicles includes rescue trucks, rescue squads, pumpers, aerials, front-mount pumpers, mini-pumpers and Hazmat vehicles, all with a custom or commercial chassis of your choice. Today, Marion builds all-aluminum and stainless steel bodies, so you get the very best. Click here for Marion's product line. Click here for directions to Marion.

American Emergency Vehicles (AEV) produces ambulances using innovative engineering, time-tested building methods and proven materials and components. State of the art manufacturing techniques, including rigid process control and aggressive quality control procedures, have earned AEV the coveted Ford Motor Company Qualified Vehicle Modifier (QVM) status consistently since the company's birth in the 1980's. Click here for AEV's product line. Click here for directions to AEV.

Fastlane Emergency Vehicles develops and builds the highest quality specialty vehicle conversions on the market. They offer the Forte Electrical System, solid-state load management systems, dedicated control boards and custom cabinetry and wiring. They work diligently to build every custom vehicle to exacting client standards. Fastlane builds specialty vehicles exclusively, focusing on this important market to provide the highest level of expertise and quality. Click here for FastLane's product line. Click here for directions to FastLane.

Interfleet Specialty Vehicles bring years of ambulance-manufacturing experience to create wheelchair vans that meet the quality and durability demands of the ambulance industry, while remaining cost competitive. This means an Interfleet vehicle offers much greater value than anyone else's wheelchair van or executive coach. Interfleet knows what it takes to make a durable and functional vehicle that meets your wheelchair, gurney and other special transportation needs. Each vehicle meets or exceeds the standards of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), while offering a vehicle with flexible seating arrangements and quality not seen in typical non-emergency. Click here for Interfleet's product line. Click here for directions to Interfleet.