Some were not American. It doesn't matter. The nobility of the Fire Service and their appliances is timeless and priceless. Can the producer tell where those three Mack Bulldogs were located? They need to be kept safe until they can be restored.
As an apparatus buff 70 yrs...thanks for the cosmic array of " retired" apparatus...in St Paul we have an area called the boneyard,where all our old fire trucks go to die,I hug em' goodbye and say,if they could only talk...👍👍
I started watching but could not finish it. Seeing these brave 4 wheeled heroes abandoned, neglected and defaced made me cry, old firemen are like that, I guess. I think of those brave man and women who rode on these and cared for them. These vehicles deserved a better retirement.
Any time I see an old piece of fire apparatus outside exposed to the elements it makes me a little sad. Because I know how much that venerable old machine contributed to the welfare of the community it served. Just as the firefighters who served on the rigs did! They shouldn’t be discarded like old scrap metal.
Some Harder to get running than you think 😜. Found mine in a barn in Michigan, had not run for probably 20 years and had to fight custody back from a Mouse!
I know where some firetrucks are abandoned in the middle of the desert? some really old ones too.. one of them is like a 1930s maybe 40s tiller truck! There’s a bunch of old buses out there as well.
You might want to change the heading. Not all American Fire Trucks, also RUSSIAN, and a heap of UK Fire Appliances as well, as shown at 1:34 to 1:45 very much show what looks likes 1950/60's time period British DENNIS Fire Appliances.
Do you not know the difference between American fire trucks and ones that are foreign???? Cause you got alot of pictures that are not in America!!!! Buy a clue ...
Please dont sell the video as American when there was trucks from other countries. Also why do you keep going back and forth with the same trucks? IE the Tractor draw aerial. Just show your footage of the truck and move on. You separated the footage 3 or 4 times, and never showed the front of the truck. You did this even more with the i assume Australian trucks in the building.
Some were not American. It doesn't matter. The nobility of the Fire Service and their appliances is timeless and priceless.
Can the producer tell where those three Mack Bulldogs were located? They need to be kept safe until they can be restored.
very true
As an apparatus buff 70 yrs...thanks for the cosmic array of " retired" apparatus...in St Paul we have an area called the boneyard,where all our old fire trucks go to die,I hug em' goodbye and say,if they could only talk...👍👍
I started watching but could not finish it. Seeing these brave 4 wheeled heroes abandoned, neglected and defaced made me cry, old firemen are like that, I guess. I think of those brave man and women who rode on these and cared for them. These vehicles deserved a better retirement.
Its up to us, if you see one for sale BUY IT, no matter the cost, think about the smile on the kids faces
seeing that old LAFD Vanpelt tiller just breaks my heart. Those we"re some awesome rigs
I understand
I like abandoned fire trucks
So sad. We need to save, restore and repurpose old fire trucks also.
Or maybe just use them as materials for new trucks
I want to save them all
Any time I see an old piece of fire apparatus outside exposed to the elements it makes me a little sad. Because I know how much that venerable old machine contributed to the welfare of the community it served. Just as the firefighters who served on the rigs did! They shouldn’t be discarded like old scrap metal.
It is so sad so many are neglected Many have extremely low mileage on them
We’re some emergency vehicles newly restored? Is that why I saw an led light at on a fire truck?
You wish you can save them all.
you know what you should do you should try and restore one of them you should try and restore the first one at the start of the video
By the way, several engines and ladders are from other countries, especially Great Britian.
😭😭😭😭 all these grand ladies it breaks a firefighters heart seeing them like that💔💔
The other is the most of the coolest fire truck but no abandoning anti abandoning❌❌❌❌❌
Some Harder to get running than you think 😜. Found mine in a barn in Michigan, had not run for probably 20 years and had to fight custody back from a Mouse!
My brother is a retired firefighter he wouldn't like this video. I wish l buy some of those old fire trucks. I would restore them.
I know where some firetrucks are abandoned in the middle of the desert? some really old ones too.. one of them is like a 1930s maybe 40s tiller truck! There’s a bunch of old buses out there as well.
These all need a loving home. I started out on a Seagrave . I would like to give one of these beauties a home. are there any in Nevada?
Some old French soviet and British stuff here maybe be from around the world whould be a better title ? 😂😂 cool vid none the less
idk what to say to my grandpa...
I want to save a few of the fire trucks
I saw an abounded fire truck with signs on it
IT'S ASHAME VINTAGE FIRETRUCKS GOING TO WASTE...THAT'S SAD 😔
0:47 i dont think thats a fire engine thats more like a scrap farm use vehicle
your right
Those white sfd trucks my friend own now
All these rigs didn't deserve this fate.........
so true
You might want to change the heading. Not all American Fire Trucks, also RUSSIAN, and a heap of UK Fire Appliances as well, as shown at 1:34 to 1:45 very much show what looks likes 1950/60's time period British DENNIS Fire Appliances.
2bad no dutch trucks
the one fdny truck shown here was damaged in 9/11
USA and Russian abandoned fire trucks
BRUH
Do you not know the difference between American fire trucks and ones that are foreign???? Cause you got alot of pictures that are not in America!!!! Buy a clue ...
0:54 THAT AINT AMERICAN, THATS A RUSSIAN FIRE TRUCK BRO
Please dont sell the video as American when there was trucks from other countries. Also why do you keep going back and forth with the same trucks? IE the Tractor draw aerial. Just show your footage of the truck and move on. You separated the footage 3 or 4 times, and never showed the front of the truck. You did this even more with the i assume Australian trucks in the building.