This from Mike Summa:
Here is Midlothian’s 1990 Pierce Dash midship aerial. A remount of their 1967 Seagrave 70th Anniversary 1250/300. Enjoy and comment.Mike Summa
Jan 4
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This from Mike Summa:
Here is Midlothian’s 1990 Pierce Dash midship aerial. A remount of their 1967 Seagrave 70th Anniversary 1250/300. Enjoy and comment.Mike Summa
Tags: Midlothian Fire Department history, Mike Summa, Pierce Dash mid-ship aerial, throwbackthursday
Apr 12
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This from Mike Summa:
Found this neat picture on the Midlothian FD facebook page. A great picture of their department from the 1960’s. I do think the Ford sitting there is an old Chicago Fire Patrol truck from the 50’s. Please comment and enjoy.
Tags: historic fire truck photo, Midlothian Fire Department history, Mike Summa
This from Mike Summa:
Hello,With Midlothian’s rescue truck up for sale, I submit the truck that was replaced by the 1997 Pierce. It is a late 1960s IHC/Pierce. If I am wrong, please feel free to share information about it. Enjoy!–Mike S.
Tags: Midlothian Fire Department history, Mike Summa, vintage fire truck photos
Jun 26
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This from Mike Summa:
Hello,This is Midlothian’s Engine 2793, a 1980 FordC/Pierce 1250/500. It is one of the only engines puchased on a commercial chassis by Midlothian. Hope that you enjoy,Mike S.
Tags: Ford Pierce fire engine, Midlothian Fire Department history, Mike Summa, vintage fire truck
Feb 3
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This from Mike Summa:
Hello again,Nowadays, everything on four wheels is Pierce. When I started collecting pictures, everything was Seagrave. The following pictures are:1) a 19472) a 19573) a 19524) a 1973 (rehabbed in the late 1990s)I’m sorry that I don’t know the specifics concerning these trucks. I hope you enjoy,Mike S.
Tags: Midlothian Fire Department, Midlothian Fire Department history, Mike Summa, vintage fire truck photos
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