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I came across some awesome throwback photos from Larry Shapiro that take us back to the Wood Dale Fire Protection District in the 1980s. It's always fascinating to see how things have changed over the years, especially when it comes to emergency vehicles.
Check out this classic Type 1 MICU that was once part of their fleet. The vintage design really gives off that retro vibe. This particular Ambulance, number 14, looks like it could be straight out of an old action movie! Thanks to Larry Shapiro for capturing these great shots.
And here's another gem – Engine 1 from back in the day. This Ford/Howe fire engine definitely has that rugged charm that defines the '80s firefighting aesthetic. It’s amazing to think about all the calls this vehicle must have responded to during its service.
Moving on, we’ve got Engine 11, a fantastic example of a custom-built Pirsch rescue engine. These kinds of vehicles were built to handle just about anything thrown at them, whether it’s a fire or a medical emergency. It’s impressive to see the level of craftsmanship that went into building these machines.
Next up is Engine 16, another custom Pirsch model. Its sleek design and powerful presence make it stand out even in modern times. The attention to detail is evident, and it’s clear why these trucks were so highly regarded.
Then there’s Rescue Squad 3, a Ford/Welch rescue squad that looks like it was made for handling complex rescues. With its robust build and functional design, it’s easy to imagine this vehicle being at the heart of many successful operations.
Finally, we have Truck 10, a classic custom Pirsch ladder truck. This one is particularly striking with its height and reach capabilities. You can tell by looking at it that it was designed for tackling high-rise fires and other tough situations.
These images not only bring back memories but also remind us of the dedication and hard work that firefighters put in every single day. It’s incredible to see how far we’ve come since then, yet how timeless the essence of firefighting remains.
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