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Roden announces a new M43 Ambulance.

Developed by the Dodge automobile company in 1951 through conversion of the M37 truck, series production of the vehicle lasted until 1954.

The M43 could transport four casualties, accompanied by one or two medical personnel, with the primary support systems installed in the car. The vehicle participated in the Korean and Vietnam Wars, where it proved its great efficiency transporting wounded personnel from field airstrips to remote military hospitals.

After the Vietnam War, the vast majority of the M43 were withdrawn from the ranks of the army and resold to private owners. In the present day, a large number of them participate in numerous military auto shows in the United States and in other countries.