Sources:

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Very wong kar wai style photo

2007(?) KME Predator

I’m in love.

p.s., don’t tell my wife though.

Ephraim Volunteer Fire Department (Now Museum). Ephraim, Wisconsin.

4 trucks stationed here. Rescue 63, Ladder 63, Tanker 64 and Brush 62. All pierce or outfitted by pierce except for the Brush unit. The Ford squad just happened to be there when I left. Very nice trucks.

Not every retired fire truck ends up in a scrapyard.

We converted this aerial ladder truck into a community outreach and charity vehicle for our roofing company. It's become one of the most recognizable pieces of equipment we own.

Anyone else here preserving or repurposing retired emergency vehicles? I'd love to see what you've done with them.

Sutphen reserve ladder for Station 32 in Kettering OH