This from Mike summa for #TBT:
For TBT- The Frankfort FPD’s Engine 721, a 1988 Spartan Gladiator/E-One 1500/750. Enjoy and comment.
And from our files:
Sep 19
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This from Mike summa for #TBT:
For TBT- The Frankfort FPD’s Engine 721, a 1988 Spartan Gladiator/E-One 1500/750. Enjoy and comment.
And from our files:
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Oct 12
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This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT-This was the Flossmoor Fire Dept.’s Engine 1320, a 1994 HME/Luverne 1250/1250. Enjoy and comment.Mike Summa
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Feb 2
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This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT-This was the Central Stickney FPD’s Truck 906, a 1995 Simon Duplex/LTI 1500/250/75′ tower ladder.Enjoy and comment.Mike Summa
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And from Larry Shapiro:
An LTI family photo after FDIC outside the RCA Dome in Indianapolis featuring a 102′ rear-mount platform for Cleveland, OH; an 85′ rear-mount platform for Indianapolis, IN; and the one and only 75′ rear-mount platform for the Central Stickney FPD. All three were built on Simon-Duplex chassis with completely different cab configurations.
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Oct 20
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This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT-The Palos FPD’s Truck 6304, a 1989 E-1 Hurricane 1500/200/100′. Enjoy and comment.Mike Summa
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Sep 8
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This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT- The Posen Fire Dept.’s first aerial, Truck 2804. A 1984 Pierce Arrow/LTI 100′ rear-mount X-Kansas City, Kansas.Mike Summa
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Tags: #TBT, 1984 Pierce Arrow LTI 100' aerial ladder truck, Bill Friedrich, Karl Klotz, Mike Summa, Posen Fire Department history, throw back thursday, throwbackthursday, vintage fire truck
Apr 28
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This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT-This was the Robbins Fire Dept.’s Engine 2943, a 1973 Seagrave 1250/500 (X York Center)Mike Summa
and from our files
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Jan 20
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This from Jeff Rudolph:
Greeting from sunny, warm Florida. In my travels around I located the remains of an old Calumet City, IL American LaFrance engine on some property near Ruskin, FL. Engine 304 has clearly seen better days. Yes there are 2 trees growing up through it. The owner of the property was from East Troy, WI, and moved several vehicles down here years ago.
The photo of 304 as it used to look is a Bill Friedrich photo.
Jeff Rudolph
Tags: Bill Friedrich, Calumet City FD Engine 304, Calumet City Fire Department history, classic American LaFrance fire engine, Jeff Rudolph, old fire engine rusting in a field
Oct 14
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This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT- Crestwood Engine 2, later 2313, a 1966 Seagrave 1000/600.Mike Summa
And from our files:
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Found on SAFX Facebook Page, in service photo by Bill Friedrich
Tags: Bill Friedrich, new home for Oak Park FD battalion buggy, New home for Oak Park FD command van, Oak Park Department of Public Health Mobile Team van
May 11
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This from Danny Nelms:
Was posted on Facebook by Sam Guners
“Saw this in central pa south of roaring spring on rt 36 @ 868Nobody around to ask about it – Painted over name looks like Waukegan”
Tags: #larryshapiro, Bill Friedrich, former Waukegan fire Turks in Pennsylvania, Larry Shapiro, larryshapiro.tumblr.com, larryshapiroblog.com, old Ward LaFrance LTI aerial found in PA, shapirophotography.net, vintage Ward LaFrance / LTI aerial, Waukegan Fire Department history
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