From Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT-The Homewood Fire Dept. once utilized this 1989 PemFab/3D as Squad 546.
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and from our archives:
Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
Posts Tagged vintage fire truck photo
This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT- Steger Fire Dept.’s Squad 103, a 1983 Ford F/Gerstenslager. A re chassis from a 1966 Ford C.Mike Summa
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This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT-Palos FPD’s Tanker 6306, a 1983 GMC Top Kick/4 Guys 500/1800.
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and another photo from our files
Karl Klotz photo
This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT-South Holland Squad 669, a 1972 Kenworth/Security.Mike Summa
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From Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT-Homewood Fire Dept.’s Engine 532, a 1971 Mack CF611 1250/750.Mike Summa
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This from Mike Summa:
For TBT- Crestwood Squad 2305, a 1982 Mack(MS) Mid-liner /1985 Phoenix 500/500 pumper/squad. This one was to be built by Pierreville before they went under.Mike Summa
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and a few more photos from our archives
Karl Klotz photo
Larry Shapiro photo
Gary Fire Department history
Jul 23
This from Wayne Stuar for #TBT:
The Gary Fire Department operated this 1950 American La France pumper Serial #L-4034. It had a 1000-GPM pump and a 300-gallon tank. It also carried a 40Ft. and a 38 Ft. ladder as well as a 24 Ft. and a 12 Ft roof ladder. It ran as Engine Company No. 7 in Miller for many years.wayne stuart collection
Wayne Stuart collection
This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT- Dixmoor’s E2403, a 1984 Hendrickson/Pierreville 1500/750. Delivered in white with a blue stripe. Repainted later black over red.Mike Summa
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Gary Fire Department history
Dec 12
This from Wayne Stuart for #TBT:
The Gary FD operated this 1950 American LaFrance 700 series pumper. It had a 1000-GPM pump and a 300-gallon booster tank.wayne stuart collection
. It was originally assigned to Truck Company 5 in Glen Park and later to Engine Company 11 in Miller.
wayne stuart collection
This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT-The Clark Oil Refinery in Blue Island once utilized this 1960’s GMC/?, I am guessing National Foam with unknown specs. Please feel free to add any information. (photo courtesy BI Historical)Mike Summa
photo courtesy Blue Island Historical
