Imperial Fire Apparatus Rancocas, NJ

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[quote name='The Commish' date='12 October 2010 - 03:46 PM' timestamp='1286915206' post='406887']

I don't know Jerry Bell, But here's my Photo, Look like the same ?

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Sort of,BUT the angle IS different. Line up the Speaker section of the lightbar with the Company sign.

[Frank B]

[quote name='The Commish' date='12 October 2010 - 04:46 PM' timestamp='1286915206' post='406887']

I don't know Jerry Bell, But here's my Photo, Look like the same ?

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Yes it does, looks like the same day & same photographer. I have a few of these from the same area with no credit on the photos. Jerry Bell was on a list of photo credits. It did not specify what exact photo (if there were more than one of the same rig)

I would like to know who took the photos so I can put this information on the scan. This is one of the reasons I post them, also any vehicle information is a help.

[Frank B]

Bensonville IL 1975 Pierce Imperial # I-633 LTI

I think that I may have posted a Pierce-LTI photo of the same rig previously.

Bill Friederich photo

[Frank B]

New Hamburg NY 1972 Imperial #545

Imperial factory photo

[Frank B]

New Hamburg NY 1972 Imperial 85 Young refirb

photo by Neil Van Deusen

[Frank B]

[quote name='FFPM571' date='12 October 2010 - 11:03 PM' timestamp='1286937834' post='406982']

Well, The chassis were pemfab. But as it was told to me by the Ret. Lt. Nowhere on the chassis decal did it say Imperial In the original specs it was a pemfab chassis

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Pierce may have removed the Pemfab decals. I do know that other manufactures have done this.

Any ideas where these are now?

[Frank B]

[quote name='Frank B' date='13 October 2010 - 03:17 PM' timestamp='1286996256' post='407056']

New Hamburg NY 1972 Imperial #545

Unknown photographer

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[Frank B]

Lauderhill FL 1973 Pierreville Imperial # I-576



http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/inde...t&p=406538

sold to SC

[Guest]

[quote name='Frank B' date='13 October 2010 - 02:42 PM' timestamp='1286997766' post='407060']

Pierce may have removed the Pemfab decals. I do know that other manufactures have done this.

Any ideas where these are now?

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Bill F May know. But the Tower was replaced in 1998 with another Pierce and the engine was replaced around the same time. I left Bensenville in 1993.

[SrFireOfficial]

Anybody have a pic of the 1973ish rear-mount Truck 313 from Owings Mills VFC of Baltimore County. It was Grove aerial with Imperial bodywork.

[Richard_L_Dean_07405]

[quote name='MG3610' date='11 October 2010 - 04:02 PM' timestamp='1286826178' post='406687']

Interesting. Thanks. Answered a few questions I have had. Now I get the term "Cincinnati Cab" as well.

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TCM has supplied cabs to most major manufacturers of fire apparatus for many years. Many of those cabs have their id tags somehwere in the cab but I also understand that some don't. TCM web site is http://www.truckcab.com/

[Roto-Ray]

Frank, thanks for posting the New Hamburg rig. Did you receive the e-mail I sent you?

[Guest]

[quote name='SrFireOfficial' date='13 October 2010 - 05:09 PM' timestamp='1287002997' post='407086']

Anybody have a pic of the 1973ish rear-mount Truck 313 from Owings Mills VFC of Baltimore County. It was Grove aerial with Imperial bodywork.

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1974 Imperial Grove. Credit to original photographer.

[Frank B]

1974 Pierce with a Pemfab Imperial chassis # I-660 (Truck cab manufacture)

Mine Hill NJ

[Frank B]

Imperial identification sticker located behind drivers seat

Truck Manufacturers Inc Identification located on door

[Frank B]

I would like to add two more picks of the 1974 Owings Mills Imperial # I-609 Grove aerial.



Warren Gliesman photograph

[Frank B]

1974 Owings Mills Imperial # I-609 Grove aerial.



Mike Sanders photographer

[Frank B]

OK. I need a little help with this one,



Imperial Delivery photo

Dodge mini truck

[Frank B]

[quote name='BA000049' date='07 October 2010 - 08:28 AM' timestamp='1286453293' post='406188']

Warren,



This is what I have on this.



Bruce



1970 Dodge Power Wagon W500/Imperial, full cab, 4X4 custom open compartmented rescue body, 15 KW gas Onan air

cooled generator, V-8 gas motor, 318ci, 4-speeed manual transmission. The chassis was purchased from Moser Dodge of Havertown and then sent to Imperial. It was sold to the Honey Brook Fire Company (Chester County) in 1986. Honey Brook repainted it RW. They sold it in 1991 to the Gilbralter Fire Company (Berks County), in 2000 sold to York-New Salem (Adams County), converted to brush unit, 250/300, water tank placed in center walkway of body, 6.5KW generator. For sale in late 2006. Sold to a private individual at the Carlise car show.

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[color="#8B0000"][size="5"] a delivery photo of the Manoa Imperial[/size][/color]

[Frank B]

Abington PA

1971 Imperial GMC #I-528