On pages 17 and 18 of this thread, I posted the apparatus from Sharon, Virginia. During my visit, one pumper was not at the station - it was having mechanical work completed. This past week I traveled to West Virginia and was going right by the exit to Sharon. A quick call to a contact I made at Sharon allowed me to photograph the missing KenWorth at Sharon.
Engine 80 is a 1985 KenWorth/FMC 1250/1000. It has FMC serial number 4474. The KW was rehabed during the mid to late 1990's, I believe by Slagles. It carries a 2100 gallon drop tank.
Virginia had a variety of fire apparatus with these type of KenWorth cabs - I believe they are referred to as "Hustlers". I have several photographs in my collection of these KW's built by FMC and Oren. In addition, Warrenton ran an unusual ladder truck with this KW cab.
Mike Sanders
Ashburn, VA
Engine 80 is a 1985 KenWorth/FMC 1250/1000. It has FMC serial number 4474. The KW was rehabed during the mid to late 1990's, I believe by Slagles. It carries a 2100 gallon drop tank.
Virginia had a variety of fire apparatus with these type of KenWorth cabs - I believe they are referred to as "Hustlers". I have several photographs in my collection of these KW's built by FMC and Oren. In addition, Warrenton ran an unusual ladder truck with this KW cab.
Mike Sanders
Ashburn, VA
Mike Sanders
Winchester, VA
Winchester, VA
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