I learned to drive fire apparatus on the 1995 E\-One posted below (and it's twin). I love the Cyclone chassis. Please, if you have pictures of E\-One fire trucks, share them in this thread!
It can be E\-One front to back or a different chassis on an E\-One body.
Have a look through the Boston Fire Department thread. We've literally run over 100 different E\-One Engines, Ladders, Towers & Rescues since the mid-1980's.
FF Sean 'Skip' Olson
Boston Fire, Ladder 14
In Memory:
FR David A. Middleton E51, LODD, Box 5247, 05/28/07
FR Paul J. Cahill E30 & FR Warren J. Payne L25, LODD, Box 4-281, 08/29/07
FLT Kevin Kelley L26, LODD, 01/09/09
FLT Edward J. Walsh E33 & FR Michael Kennedy L15, LODD, Box 9-1579, 03/26/14.
I learned to drive on a 1989 E\-One with a Spartan cab. My volunteer department runs this 2006 rescue engine with a Spartan cab, badged as Saulsbury but according to E\-One historians, was produced wholly by E\-One after the buy out, and has an E\-One build number.
My job had a 100% E\-One fleet but it seems I don't have any pictures taken by me.
Just for the sake of adding content I'll throw a few more old pictures up.
This is a 1993 1500/500 that served in many roles in AFD over it's career. It is currently the department's spare and it's hurting. Should be gone by the end of the year, as we have two E-Ones on the floor in Ocala.
32-12/18 - 1987 or 1988 rescue pumper. Prior to the start of Arlington's heavy rescue program, this served as the only rig with Hurst tools district wide for many years. I think it had a 1250 pump with 500 gallons, also had a ABC dry chem system with rubber hose reel in the compartment below the crosslays.