Chesapeake Antique Fire Apparatus Association 43rd Annual Spring Muster

[@Firemedic712]

It's hard to fathom how many fires these beauties have seen collectively, and how many have had the joy of operating them.

[@jamespettigrew7026]

Plenty of vintage fire engines. I love classic Mack, Seagrave, and American LaFrance. They are full of unique character and style. You can't find that in the fire engines of today.

[@espto-galesdtorre]

Felicidades por este Gran video en Honor a Los Bomberos

[@mo21012]

great video of the day. the Greenawalds engine is ours. thanks for great shots of it

[@firetruck343]

nice trucks thanks for sharing!

[@mcgsmkl]

Some of that "old" stuff" was state-of-the-art on the day it was delivered.

[@bigbadredsox]

Love the Seagrave at 4:25

[@tuffguy428]

3:08 That's not how you chock the tires.One goes on each side. There's nothing to stop it from rolling forward. Sheesh.

[@pccc2011]

what is model of the truck at 1:10? and it's siren please :)

[@firebrigade101]

1950's Ford with a Federal c4 or c5 siren...unmistakable!

[@rico334]

Lots of money right there that could be made selling all that junk to a scrap metal recycling yard.........