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NYPD - hoss - 11-27-2007
Ford
![[Image: IMG_6631.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/11_2007/112407/images/IMG_6631.jpg)
![[Image: IMG_6633.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/11_2007/112407/images/IMG_6633.jpg)
![[Image: IMG_6641.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/11_2007/112407/images/IMG_6641.jpg)
NYPD - hoss - 11-27-2007
Donno if NY DOC has been thrown in this tread or has its own - but here are the shots anyway.
![[Image: IMG_6614.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/11_2007/112407/images/IMG_6614.jpg)
![[Image: IMG_6615.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/11_2007/112407/images/IMG_6615.jpg)
NYPD - Guest - 11-29-2007
Patrol Borough Manhattan South
Mobile Command Center
NYPD - Guest - 12-05-2007
Just checked the Ferrera website and they have a few shots of the Haz-Mat that is in production.
Here is the link
[url="http://www.ferrarafire.com/apparatus/in_pr...tion/index.html"]http://www.ferrarafire.com/apparatus/in_pr...tion/index.html[/url]
Enjoy!
NYPD - anesti - 12-05-2007
[quote name='franksansev' post='168979' date='Dec 5 2007, 09:22 ']Just checked the Ferrera website and they have a few shots of the Haz-Mat that is in production.
Here is the link
[url="http://www.ferrarafire.com/apparatus/in_pr...tion/index.html"]http://www.ferrarafire.com/apparatus/in_pr...tion/index.html[/url]
Enjoy![/quote]
cant wait to see the one for the mta i think its a hazmat for them to but not sure eventhough on the description it says rescue
NYPD - jlg1875 - 12-06-2007
[quote name='anesti' post='169115' date='Dec 5 2007, 18:42 ']cant wait to see the one for the mta i think its a hazmat for them to but not sure eventhough on the description it says rescue[/quote]
Where did you see the MTA 'rescue,' on the Ferarra site?
NYPD - Rollup - 12-06-2007
Looking for a rear shot of the 2002 International 7400 series Saulsbury Malt 4 truck.
Any help would be appreciated!
NYPD - anesti - 12-07-2007
[quote name='jlg1875' post='169320' date='Dec 6 2007, 16:03 ']Where did you see the MTA 'rescue,' on the Ferarra site?[/quote]
its under the contract page
NYPD - Guest - 12-07-2007
[quote name='anesti' post='169444' date='Dec 7 2007, 00:32 ']its under the contract page[/quote]
just so there is no confusion, it is listed as NYC Transit. not MTA Police. Just wondering what transit will use it for, maybe as a command post, as I do not think they have one now?
NYPD - Guest - 01-07-2008
Hi
Went to check the progress of this unit and found that it is completed. Here is a link, you may have to scroll down and find NYPD. Lists the specs on the right hand side. Doesn't look like a ESU Big Truck, but who knows, does appear to follow the design of a Haz-Mat unit.
[url="http://www.ferrarafire.com/apparatus/new_deliveries/index.html"]http://www.ferrarafire.com/apparatus/new_d...ries/index.html[/url]
Should be enroute to the NYPD by now!
Happy New Year
NYPD - anesti - 01-08-2008
unmarked nypd sprinter maybe a detective unit
NYPD - anesti - 01-08-2008
pbbx comm sprinter
NYPD - anesti - 01-08-2008
crime scene unit
NYPD - anesti - 01-08-2008
crime scene unit jeep
NYPD - Guest - 01-09-2008
[quote name='anesti' post='178566' date='Jan 8 2008, 20:02 ']crime scene unit jeep[/quote]
Actually it looks like an Explorer
NYPD - LED138 - 01-23-2008
Its interesting that NYPD didnt have the Mass Decon unit lettered & striped at the factory....I'm not sure if it was on this board or another but I saw the NYPD has a Pierce air unit? I cant find the pic, and Im too lazy to go back through 20 pages of pics...
NYPD - Guest - 01-23-2008
alright can someone explaing all these crazy light bar devices that seem to be attached to all of the non patrol vehicles...they have atleast 10 auxiliary spotlight white and colored what are they for?
Also why does nypd still use rotary red and white triangle shaped light bars?
NYPD - fd2119 - 01-24-2008
[quote name='bownasterm' post='183238' date='Jan 23 2008, 22:50 ']alright can someone explaing all these crazy light bar devices that seem to be attached to all of the non patrol vehicles...they have atleast 10 auxiliary spotlight white and colored what are they for?
Also why does nypd still use rotary red and white triangle shaped light bars?[/quote]
The "device", as you call it, is known as a [url="http://www.mcdermottlight.com/catalog/vehicle_lights_LED_multilevel.htm"]McDermott High Riser[/url] bar. In it's resting (mobile) state, the two arms cross across the roof. When activated, its two arms uncross and, as a result, the arms stand up (I believe about 4' or so). This provides longer range warning, making the vehicle visible for longer distances.
As for the V bars, to my knowledge, NYPD has transitioned over to the [url="http://www.fedsig.com/industry_solutions/fire_ems/fire_ems_news/archives/pdf/Update133.pdf"]Solaris[/url] (a Federal Signal brand name for one of their LED styles) version of the [url="http://www.fedsig.com/products/index.php?id=239"]Premium Vision[/url] ([url="http://www.fedsig.com/products/index.php?id=139"]Vision SL[/url], I believe it's called).
NYPD - Guest - 01-24-2008
Although these are a different model, they are similar in function:
1st a lightbar in the lowered position:
NYPD - Guest - 01-24-2008
And the lightbar in the raised position (hope this helps):