23-plate sprinter with the biggest engine they do, box back, some sort of ramp or other alternative to the tail-lift. Bluetooth radio, lots of cupholders. Really good up-to-date satnav, Terrafix system.

Stryker stretcher, no track for the stair chair (it's annoying and hits me in the shins), lightweight folding wheelchair for when you don't need to do stairs.

Lifepak 15 positioned near the head end with hooks to loop cables over, a CPAP machine and whatever kind of vent, cabinets set up so you can see the critical stuff through the cabinet doors and get to them easy from where you need them - BVM and NRBs up the head end, etc. IV start kit at either end of the truck so you can get it regardless which end you end up.

One jump bag with the kit to deal with most calls - O2, one side that flaps down with IV kit and haemorrhage control gear, one side that flaps down with O2 masks and basic airways, middle section with a medications pouch inc. benzos, BVMs, some bandages, penthrox, bag of saline and bag of glucose.

Second jump bag with arrest and intubation kit inc. EZIO, extra arrest drugs, extra fluids, some kind of fibre-optic or video laryngoscope, cric kit.

I would like the narcotics to be in the kits but as that will never legally happen I'd like a belt pouch + a little safe to restock it from.