277 Superior Criterion Ambulance with Flashing Light (1962 -68)

Hello Jacques, you certainly have a point there. But the double strips probably being earlier than the combined strips, I could not else but conclude that the one with double strips AND 'SUP IOR' under the bonnet was earlier than the one with combined strip without 'SUP IOR', and an example with combined strips AND 'SUP IOR' chronologically in between. So? Or were there multiple dies in production? I should have inserted a comma in order to make my previous statement about the moulded 'B' more understandable: ... which also shows the cast-in Superior name below the bonnet, and 'B' (rather fainly readable) and 'SUPERIOR' moulded in relief in the plastic windows part. Kind regards, Jan

Jan O, Thank you for the picture, it is and will be part of the Encyclopaedia later today with due signature. Jan W, Does your post mean that later ambulances were cast without SUP IOR ? This does not seem possible unless the bonnet has been made thicker. Are the letters B and cast in the car body or on the window piece ? If in the casting it does not make sens as there was certainly not a four cavities die for this model but there could have been such a mould for the windows.