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American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 06-03-2008
Chesterton, IN
1967 American LaFrance/Pioneer
750/750
Eng--52
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 06-03-2008
Chesterton, In
1939 American LaFrance
500 Gpm
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 06-03-2008
Whiting, IN
1981 American LaFrance/Century
1500/500 75'
truck-1
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 06-13-2008
[quote name='The Commish' post='169815' date='Dec 8 2007, 13:25 ']Me too![/quote]
Los Angeles County Truck 110, there is one that i can remember The Steel Inferno one of the Emergency movies at the end of the Tv Series. You see it around at the end of the movie. It is when a big building catches on fire by a painter in the building. There is alot of Fire Equipment, Police Department, and Ambulances in the movie.
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 06-20-2008
Gary, IN
Ex-South Holland, IL
1965 American LaFrance Aero chief
1000/200 80'
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 06-20-2008
Elmore FD engine 1303
1975 Pioneer
1500/500
X Holtville/Slapout,Al
X Montgomery,Al
shown while HSFD 603
![[Image: eng603-6.jpg]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v143/Fyrmn/Fire%20Stuff/eng603-6.jpg)
American LaFrance Apparatus - Frenchy1004 - 06-29-2008
Group,
Looking for the original owner of ALF Registry number L3242. It is a late 40's 700 Series Ladder Truck.
Thanks,
Frenchy
American LaFrance Apparatus - Bob-Ont - 06-29-2008
Frenchy,
The original owner of Registered Number L3242 was Eau Claire, WI. It was a 1947 open cab model with an eighty-five foot ladder.
American LaFrance Apparatus - wardengine - 06-30-2008
American LaFrance Apparatus - hoss - 06-30-2008
[quote name='GB1Engine' post='141337' date='Aug 18 2007, 16:53 ']Lakeville, MN
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Lakeville, CT Engine 60 was rehabed out in Buffalo last year.
![[Image: IMG_2933.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/05_2008/051708/images/IMG_2933.jpg)
and now carrys
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an a$$ load of LDH.
American LaFrance Apparatus - hoss - 06-30-2008
Torringford, CT Engine 17 @ a 2 alarm fire on a cruddy rainy day in March '08.
![[Image: DSC04192.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/03_2008/033108/images/DSC04192.jpg)
@ the 2007 Canaan Parade
![[Image: DSC02344.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/06_2007/062307/images/DSC02344.jpg)
Torringford is one of the volly companies that protects the outskirts of the City of Torrington. (they have the Walmart, Home Depot and new Target in their section of the city.
American LaFrance Apparatus - hoss - 06-30-2008
Ex-Russell, MA now owned by Berkshire SPAAMFAA president T. Barry.
![[Image: DSC02357.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/06_2007/062307/images/DSC02357.jpg)
![[Image: DSC02356.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/06_2007/062307/images/DSC02356.jpg)
![[Image: IMG_4995.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/10_2007/100707/images/IMG_4995.jpg)
American LaFrance Apparatus - hoss - 06-30-2008
From 2007 [url="http://www.berkshirespaamfaa.org"]Berkshire SPAAMFAA[/url] Show
![[Image: IMG_4805.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/10_2007/100707/images/IMG_4805.jpg)
![[Image: IMG_4801.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/10_2007/100707/images/IMG_4801.jpg)
![[Image: IMG_4811.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/10_2007/100707/images/IMG_4811.jpg)
![[Image: _MG_4798.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/10_2007/100707/images/_MG_4798.jpg)
![[Image: _MG_4814.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/10_2007/100707/images/_MG_4814.jpg)
![[Image: _MG_4815.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/10_2007/100707/images/_MG_4815.jpg)
From 2004 Berkshire SPAAMFAA Show:
![[Image: DSC06282.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/10_2004/101004/images/DSC06282.jpg)
![[Image: DSC06283.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/10_2004/101004/images/DSC06283.jpg)
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 07-01-2008
1930 ALF Type 245 1000 gpm pumper.
From the Great Neck muster this past weekend
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 07-01-2008
Alert FC of Great Neck with their classic 1947 700 series pumper
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 07-01-2008
Vigilant FC of Great neck brought a 1932 ALF Metropolitan series and a 1952 LS85 Mack.
They play around with the radiator badge for the v 12 motor under the hood
and the motor (with the Mack door in the background)
Other pieces out there were a couple of Macks, Foxes, WLFs, a Brockway Torpedo, , an 1896 Silsby steamer, a little 1914 Ford chemical car. I'll post them under a Great Neck Muster topic.
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 07-08-2008
Rensselaer,NY
1941 ? Jox Alf
85'
Credit to photographer
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 07-13-2008
The Friendship Fire Co. #5 of Carlisle PA (Cumberland County Co. 42) ran this 1966 American LaFrance Pioneer 750 GPM Pump 750 Water from 1966-1979. This unit was sold to the Upper Frankford Fire Co. in Bloserville, PA (Cumberland County Co 48). After running in Bloserville, the unit was sold by Bob Jones of Shippensburg PA to a fire department in the Caribbean.
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 07-13-2008
This 1966 American LaFrance 1250/300 was purchased by the Friendship Fire Co. #5 of Carlisle PA in 1984 from the Navy-Vale Fire Dept. (Fairfax County VA Co. 21) The engine was sold to the Franklin Borough Fire Dept. in Johnstown PA in 1990. Franklin Borough sold this rig in the late 1990's/early 2000's. Does anyone have any idea where it is now located?
Before Refurb
After Refurb
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 07-20-2008
We are so excited!!! Collingswood's Engine 1611 just got sold to us!!! It's a 1983 ALF Century series 1000 gpm pumper. Our 1966 Ford C750 Rescue Squad is pictured next to her. Both are now privately owned by Robert "Moose" Schemelia, our Brigade Chief.