Sweet memories Station 51 brings back from the show, "Emergency!". Sadly, Julie London is gone (Nurse Dixie McAll). She's gone but will never be forgotten in my heart! She was my sweetheart of the show! Love you and miss you, Julie!!!!
At an outdoor event once in Norwalk I walked up to a vehicle display...and after a moment, *shrieked* "IT'S THE SQUAD!" absolutely embarassing myself. Didn't care, it was *that* cool to see it. Fun Fact: on the top of the inside of the doors are the signatures of Kevin Tighe (driver's side) and Randolph Mantooth (passenger side). Right about where you'd rest your arm. You can see Mike Stoker's signature on the driver's side door of the engine in this video.
The cool thing about the Ward LaFrance, is the design, the detailing and the look. The Philadelphia fire department had one of em and I must say, I am very impressed. I'd see myself driving it and utilizing it and my personal fire engine. I am gonna leave the 51 logo on each side of the doors and keep it red. And squad 51 on the other hand, be very great rescue unit. I'd see myself starting fire department with both of the units seen from the show emergency. Tho I would have to get approval from the state of Pennsylvania but hey! I love anything classic.
This is another reason to travel to Los Angeles, California to see these trucks from tv series. I had always lived the new pumper truck and still do when I watch series on dvd.
Emergency!, The Streets of San Francisco and The Bob Newhart Show are some of the cream of the crop of the 70s, and of all of television history, for me (have seen all on DVD in full, and have enjoyed all of them).
Haven’t made it to the Los Angeles area, but if I do, the museum and Station 127 (and probably 51 @ Universal) are on my bucket list. I became a public safety dispatcher because of the show. I also was a volunteer firefighter & EMT. If there’s not a display of the old dispatch center, I think that would be awesome, as well as a tribute to the one person who was heard on almost EVERY episode (and seen a handful of times), but never acknowledged or credited, dispatcher Sam Lanier.
Johnny gages character was after the james page I still watch it every day on fetv 10 pm EST this show got million s into the medical field me included ♥️✌️
I can never decide which Engine 51 I like better: the 1965 Crown Firecoach (i.e. the open cab engine that was used in Seasons 1 and 2), or the 1973 Ward LaFrance (the closed cab engine that was from Episode 3.2 until the end of the show). I always feel that the Crown never gets the love or attention the Ward got.
They did have a crown before they got the Ward LaFrance. Then they got the Ward LaFrance. If memory serves correct, the Ward LaFrance was a closed cab. The Open cab was a crown brand engine.
Wried wish people understand autism or any other type of speacil needs I was bullied for my autism because I couldn’t be first in line and I still get bullied I don’t like being around lots of people
You just keep being who you are. I don't have autism, but people try to bully me around at times.....I stop it right away. But my niece and my step son are special needs, and I know they will get bullied. Bullies are just that, bullies. You keep thriving, this world and all it's wonders belongs to you and the rest of us.
I never understood why they changed the opening theme to the show in the later seasons. The original was a absolute classic. The 2nd theme wasn't even worth listening to.
Damn is it just the video Sorry I couldn't stand 5 minutes .. that warehouse needs some Baffling in the ceilings if I ever visit I will make sure I've packed my Ear Plugs...Damn
This museum is fantastic. station 51 in a museum. personal were great and so very knowledgeable. where ever you come from worth it to see.
Sweet memories Station 51 brings back from the show, "Emergency!". Sadly, Julie London is gone (Nurse Dixie McAll). She's gone but will never be forgotten in my heart! She was my sweetheart of the show! Love you and miss you, Julie!!!!
At an outdoor event once in Norwalk I walked up to a vehicle display...and after a moment, *shrieked* "IT'S THE SQUAD!" absolutely embarassing myself. Didn't care, it was *that* cool to see it. Fun Fact: on the top of the inside of the doors are the signatures of Kevin Tighe (driver's side) and Randolph Mantooth (passenger side). Right about where you'd rest your arm. You can see Mike Stoker's signature on the driver's side door of the engine in this video.
There's signatures in the compartment of everyone who did the show. I have photos on my Facebook page. Fill free to check them out.
This place is on my bucket list
The cool thing about the Ward LaFrance, is the design, the detailing and the look. The Philadelphia fire department had one of em and I must say, I am very impressed. I'd see myself driving it and utilizing it and my personal fire engine. I am gonna leave the 51 logo on each side of the doors and keep it red. And squad 51 on the other hand, be very great rescue unit. I'd see myself starting fire department with both of the units seen from the show emergency. Tho I would have to get approval from the state of Pennsylvania but hey! I love anything classic.
This is another reason to travel to Los Angeles, California to see these trucks from tv series. I had always lived the new pumper truck and still do when I watch series on dvd.
It's a great museum. Nice seeing a museum with EMS involved. Great people to talk with
I'm old school
Emergency
Chps
Dukes of Hazzard was my favorite shows
Emergency!, The Streets of San Francisco and The Bob Newhart Show are some of the cream of the crop of the 70s, and of all of television history, for me (have seen all on DVD in full, and have enjoyed all of them).
Haven’t made it to the Los Angeles area, but if I do, the museum and Station 127 (and probably 51 @ Universal) are on my bucket list. I became a public safety dispatcher because of the show. I also was a volunteer firefighter & EMT.
If there’s not a display of the old dispatch center, I think that would be awesome, as well as a tribute to the one person who was heard on almost EVERY episode (and seen a handful of times), but never acknowledged or credited, dispatcher Sam Lanier.
Yeah me too.
127 is worth it..
Johnny gages character was after the james page I still watch it every day on fetv 10 pm EST this show got million s into the medical field me included ♥️✌️
You can also go to the COZI TV RUclips channel to see the full presentation of Emergency's 50th anniversary special.
@@wwetnabamafan194 When is it on COZI?
@@moemcgovern7345 Weekdays 10 AM E/P, & Saturdays at 6 PM E/P.
Or, you can watch on FETV every night at 10 PM E/P.
Very entertaining and fun to watch. Thanks for posting this.
Your welcome
Wow that emergency call strobe light they used in the show is still exists today incredible
This is cool. I would though love to see the Fire Engine John and Roy supposedly restored, if it is still out there.
I remember that episode
I can never decide which Engine 51 I like better: the 1965 Crown Firecoach (i.e. the open cab engine that was used in Seasons 1 and 2), or the 1973 Ward LaFrance (the closed cab engine that was from Episode 3.2 until the end of the show). I always feel that the Crown never gets the love or attention the Ward got.
I know the Crown had a manual transmission. Was the Ward an automatic?
Thattruckwaswheniwasinschool.
@@erikbunty2016 The Crown had a Continental gas motor with a stick. The Ward also had a stick, but it had a Waukesha Diesel.
we like the close,cab one.especally if it rain going to a, rescue!
I LOVE ENGINE 51 AND SQUED 51 THATS WHAT'S MAKE ME WANT TO BE A FIRE FIGHTER
Thanks for the video
you're welcome
Awesome video! KMG365!
Awesome
Squad looks the way I saw it at Fireman’s Muster in Morro Bay.
Still nice museum..
I like show Emergency put again en Netflix please
You can see Emergency! weekdays at 10 AM E/P in a 3-hour block on COZI TV, and EVERY night at 10 PM E/P on FETV.
Cool, is it still open? Just wondering.
Does anyone out there now the engine cid in gage and desotos squad was it the 440?
If memory serves, wasn't the original "Engine 51" an open cab?
Yes the open cab Crown engine
They did have a crown before they got the Ward LaFrance. Then they got the Ward LaFrance. If memory serves correct, the Ward LaFrance was a closed cab. The Open cab was a crown brand engine.
Am I missing something or when he tours and goes around the Crown open cab, it's labeled 51 on the front and doors, but the back it's 60?? Huh???
Scott that was engine 60 which was used as the 1st engine 51
the time steve visit this place it was close
There should be more awareness in this musem if they want young fans like me to come in more education of your staff more
iagreewithyou.
What's going to be in Part 2
There is a part 2 posted
Wried wish people understand autism or any other type of speacil needs I was bullied for my autism because I couldn’t be first in line and I still get bullied I don’t like being around lots of people
You just keep being who you are.
I don't have autism, but people try to bully me around at times.....I stop it right away.
But my niece and my step son are special needs, and I know they will get bullied.
Bullies are just that, bullies.
You keep thriving, this world and all it's wonders belongs to you and the rest of us.
I never understood why they changed the opening theme to the show in the later seasons. The original was a absolute classic. The 2nd theme wasn't even worth listening to.
Damn is it just the video Sorry I couldn't stand 5 minutes .. that warehouse needs some Baffling in the ceilings if I ever visit I will make sure I've packed my Ear Plugs...Damn
KMG 365
KMG365
Very cool. :)