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The CCL 150 Ambulance

A 150" module packed with practical features designed for first responders.

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Available in both Type I and Type III configurations, the CCL 150 is recognized for its safety, durability, and affordability. It is a popular choice for departments nationwide, featuring a full-size ALS module measuring 150″ long by 96″ wide with the option to mount it on Ford and Chevrolet chassis.

Packed with practical standard features, the CCL 150 delivers high value. An excellent choice for any service type, it features the best of Crestline Ambulances at a reasonable price point. Fleet managers love it for its ease of maintenance and lower cost of ownership. EMS professionals appreciate it for its thoughtful design, which aims to improve their working environment.

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Discover more about the CCL 150 ambulance by type.

The Type I is built for heavy-duty performance and versatility.

The CCL 150 Type I ambulance is designed with fire departments and dual Fire/EMS operations in mind. This model prioritizes cab comfort, payload capacity, and versatile chassis options, making it ideal for crews who require both strength and flexibility.

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The CCL 150 Type I is best for services requiring a higher load capacity, off-road capability, and maximum durability.

A brochure with an overview.

If you need a handy reference guide with all the essential information about the CCL 150 Type I ambulance in one place, this is it.

A spec sheet with details.

If you're looking for a document that outlines standard and optional features along with specific dimensions for the CCL 150 Type I, save this file.

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CCL 150 Type I Ford F-350 Chevrolet 3500 HD Chevrolet 3500 HD
Drivetrain
Available in 4×4 or 4×2
Available in 4×4 or 4×2
Available in 4×4 or 4×2
Fuel Type
Diesel
Gas
Diesel
Module Length
150″
150″
150″
Module Width
96″
96″
96″
Overall Length
291″
294″
294″
Overall Width (with mirrors)
106″ to 108″ (telescopic arms)
105″ to 111″*
105″ to 111″*
Overall Height**
108″ (optional 104″)
110″ (optional 106″)
110″ (optional 106″)
Interior Headroom
72″
72″
72″
Wheelbase
169″
171″
171″
Average Payload Capacity
3,000 lbs***
3,600 lbs***
2,600 lbs***

*Based on GM Body Builder – Subject to change | **4×4 model increases height by 1-2″ | ***Payload is dependent on options. 4×4 model decreases payload capacity (sometimes dramatically).

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Type I Videos

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The CCL 150 Type III ambulance is designed for EMS providers who value durability, easy maintenance, and fast delivery times. With widely available parts and simplified serviceability, it’s a reliable solution for busy fleets.

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Side angle view of a white Crestline Ford ambulance with red emergency lights, chrome grille, and blue wave graphics, displayed indoors on a polished floor
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Crestline ambulance interior showing a black attendant seat with safety harness, adjacent storage cabinets, and mounted medical equipment
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View through the interior partition window of a Crestline ambulance, showing the driver’s cab with the Ford steering wheel, dashboard, and mounted control panel
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Interior of a Crestline ambulance featuring overhead LED dome lights, circular air vents, and large storage cabinets with sliding glass doors
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The CCL 150 Type III is ideal for organizations that desire increased durability, along with worry-free maintenance and readily available parts.

A brochure with an overview.

If you need a handy reference guide with all the essential information about the CCL 150 Type III ambulance in one place, this is it.

A spec sheet with details.

If you're looking for a document that outlines standard and optional features along with specific dimensions for the CCL 150 Type III, save this file.

An ambulance VR tour you'll want to take.

Ready to step inside a Type III CCL 150? Our detailed virtual tour is the next best thing to being in one; be sure to schedule a demonstration from your local dealer.

Get the details and measurements that keep you mission-ready.

CCL 150 Type III Ford E-350 Chevrolet G3500
Module Length
150″
150″
Module Width
96″
96″
Fuel Type
Gas
Gas
Overall Length
257″
262″
Overall Width
96″
96″
Overall Height
102″ (optional 106″)
102″ (optional 106″)
Interior Headroom
68″ (optional 72″)
68″ (optional 72″)
Wheelbase
138″
139″
Average Payload Capacity
2,500 lbs*
3,500 lbs*

*Estimated weight. Payload is dependent on options.

Focused on the features you need most.

Crestline offers a standardized solution for first responders by prioritizing practical, standard features that get the job done.

Discover all Crestline's Features

Watch these informative videos that bring the Type III to life.

Type III Videos

Experience the Type III from the inside out with a VR tour.

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Do you have questions about the CCL 150 model?

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The CCL 150 stands out as a pre-engineered, fleet-focused solution designed to provide EMS providers with precisely what they need, without the delays and added costs associated with over-customization. By offering a streamlined, standardized configuration, Crestline delivers shorter lead times than other brands, while maintaining durability, serviceability, and long-term value that fleets rely on.

The module size on the CCL 150 is 150” long and 96” wide.

Did you know? Most ambulance manufacturers name their models according to the size of the box. That’s a quick way to know how big it is.

The Type I is built on a truck chassis, offering higher payload and improved off-road performance. The full ALS-size module offers 51.9 cubic feet of exterior storage space and 72” of headroom. Optional features include 7 LED emergency lights on the front and more. It is best for services requiring a higher load capacity, off-road capability, and maximum durability.

The Type III is built on a cutaway van chassis, designed for easy maintenance, maneuverability, and faster delivery. The full ALS-size module offers 50.8 cubic feet of exterior storage space and 68” of headroom. Optional features include increased interior headroom of 72”, a cab walk-through door, and more. It is ideal for organizations that desire increased durability, along with worry-free maintenance and readily available parts.

The model is available on a Ford F-350 or Chevrolet 3500 HD for a Type I configuration, and on a Ford E-350 or Chevrolet G3500 for a Type III configuration.

All Crestline ambulances come standard with the following features. Discover them all here.

  • Aluminum extruded body for lightweight strength that lasts.
  • CrestCoat paint for lifetime protection and long-term value.
  • Aluminum cabinetry that is durable, lightweight, and built for the field.
  • MMC Electrical System for smarter, more reliable power management.
  • 4” radius corners for proven performance you can see and feel.
  • Rear bumper design is built to protect you and the body.
  • Flush mount windows increase visibility for safety.
  • Dual step entry delivering safer access for crews and patients.

Optional features on the Type I include:

  • O2 To Go oxygen cylinder system
  • CPR seating
  • 4×4, gas, and diesel chassis
  • 7 LED emergency lights on front
  • Monitor cabinet at head of squad bench
  • Tomar 3065 Opticom emitter

Optional features on the Type III include:

  • O2 To Go oxygen cylinder system
  • 72” interior headroom
  • CPR seating
  • Cab walk-through with door
  • 7 LED emergency lights on front
  • Monitor cabinet at head of squad bench
  • Tomar 3065 Opticom emitter

We take pride in offering one of the best warranties in the industry, featuring both a Lifetime Structural Warranty and a Lifetime Paint Warranty. We also offer a Conversion Warranty and Original Equipment Manufacturer Components Warranty. The following statements are standard to our warranty and may differ from the specifics of your contract. To learn more about warranty conditions, please contact your local dealer partner.

Lifetime Structural Warranty: Covers the structural integrity of the modular aluminum body for the product’s life in its intended use, limited to the original owner and chassis.

Lifetime Paint Warranty: Covers the CrestCoat powder paint finish on the modular aluminum body for its life while on the original chassis, including repairs for certain defects.

The primary difference between the two models is the size. The patient care module on the CCL 166 is 16” longer than the CCL 150.

We encourage you to check out the CCL 166 in detail to learn more.

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