As a follow up to Monday’s posting of historical photos from Morton Grove, Bill Friedrich submitted a picture of the engine that was featured in 1958.

This 1952 engine had a blue roof.
Apr 12
Posted by bgshap in Fire Department History, Historic fire apparatus | Comments off
As a follow up to Monday’s posting of historical photos from Morton Grove, Bill Friedrich submitted a picture of the engine that was featured in 1958.
This 1952 engine had a blue roof.
Tags: 1952 Ford fire engine, antique engine, antique fire apparatus, antique Morton Grove engine, Bill Friedrich, Morton Grove Fire Department, Morton Grove Fire Department history
Scott Nacheman found X-FDNY Rescue 5 that was at the World Trade Towers on 9-11-01 being worked on in Northbrook for the Rescue Remembrance Project. Previously we posted articles HERE, HERE, and HERE about the other unit which was acquired, X-FDNY R-4.
Scott Nacheman photo
Scott Nacheman photo
Scot Nacheman photo
This from the RRP:
In December of 2011, the Remembrance Rescue Project acquired the last of the Rescue trucks from 9/11, Rescue 5. Rescue 5 was brought to the Project’s Chicago facility and is undergoing its restoration, where it will debut with the Project at FDIC in Indy this month.
The Rescue was recently repainted by Capital Truck Body in Cicero and is currently at MPC Lighting in Northbrook for lights. Jacquette Custom Lettering is working on all of the striping and hand painting the original Rescue artwork.
The Rescue is being restored as close to original as possible.
Remembrance Rescue Project photo
Remembrance Rescue Project photo
Remembrance Rescue Project photo
Tags: FDNY Rescue 4, FDY Rescue 5, HME Saulsbury FDNY rescue unit, Remembrance Rescue Project, restoration of FDNY Rescue 5, Scott Nacheman
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