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American LaFrance Metropolitan Rescue per request - Juice - 11-18-2015
Kris requested photos of the ALF Metropolitan Rescue. While I'm personally a big fan of the older version Metropolitan, the newer version wasn't bad either. Here is a photo courtesy of Frank Wegloski/indianafiretrucks.com. I thought Frank was on here, I know Chris Allen is. While I occasionally shoot and contribute photos to ift.com, there is no way I can see myself going to East Chicago anytime soon, so with that, I'll share a friend's photo.
East Chicago, IN. Squad 2
2002 American LaFrance Metropolitan/Rescue Master
American LaFrance Metropolitan Rescue per request - GA_Dave - 11-18-2015
Squad 1, Spalding County, GA (retired)
2001 American LaFrance Metropolitan (Southern Coach)
American LaFrance Metropolitan Rescue per request - GA_Dave - 11-18-2015
Rescue 1, Parker District FD, Greenville, SC
2002 American LaFrance Metropolitan (Rescue Master)
American LaFrance Metropolitan Rescue per request - Juice - 11-18-2015
Kris, there are a bunch out there, unfortunately I've never shot any of them personally. One of my favorites has to be Sailisbury, MD. Rescue 16.
Trav!
American LaFrance Metropolitan Rescue per request - Guest - 11-19-2015
FYI Parker Dist. Rescue 1 is now Rescue 2. The Peterbuilt that was Rescue 2 is now Rescue 1. I have no idea why they switched them around.
American LaFrance Metropolitan Rescue per request - Guest - 11-19-2015
Thanks for the great start guys, that Sailisbury, MD unit is very nice looking.
I always liked the looks of the Haddam Vol Fire Co. 2004 Metropolitan Heavy Rescue I think from CT.
I don;t have a pic or I would post it, for all my travels while selling units I have very few photos of ALF
rigs, especially Metropolitian's.
Kris