NYRangers30

Dude you couldn't be more right. All of these conversations need to be put to bed. If you wanna talk about lights go to www.elightbars.org. Their forum is dedicated to that stuff

I love the look of this car. Personally, I think the cars look so much nicer like this, especially without all the antennas we are used to seeing in westchester. Great looking truck and good luck with it

Dude you need to start reading the thread instead of asking all of these questions that have already been answered

does anyone have a link for westchester county??

The compartments in the back make me think this is more of a command vehicle

survivor lights in an ambulance, 5 no less?

It never will. There were also cats rescued

RIP Chief And thank you for your service

I have a Uniden BC246T. It is a nice portable scanner that also picks up the trunked frequencies which is a plus

as nice as this truck looks, i would be a little concerned with the amount of compartment space it has. Maybe the box on top is to compensate?

It's a shame to see such a beautiful piece of apparatus in such poor condition

it should either be dispatched as a possible electrical fire, reported electrical fire, or possible electrical related structure fire

i love the rotators

I think it is a beautiful rig. This is not from the Mount Vernon that we all know though, Engine 53 is not listed to them. If i were to guess i would say the truck was put together by Pierce since i know that they do a lot with the GMC Kodiak line

god damn. i am correct when i say that that thing has 3 sirens and 2 air horns?

stat flight landed northbound in a patch of grass near one of the exit ramps about 3/4 of a mile away

Cedar shingles.

This is not to mention the face that Bell attempted to use his vehicle as a weapon by ramming the detectives with it

I totally agree with you, but i don't understand how this case somehow turned into a racial dispute. At least one of the detectives on trial was black

I herd a rumor today that the Mutuals out of Mount Kisco are selling their Mac CF that is currently serving as Engine 102. Is there truth to this?

i couldn't get on this afternoon

It also has to do with the fact that some departments replaced their ladder with a tower ladder but chose not to have another number assigned.

E85 isw becoming very common in vehicles produced by General Motors, Especially in the Tahoes, and Suburbans. The problem with it in this area is that there are very few stations that carry E85. But i know that in my town the village board has been complaining about how much fuel the chief's cars are getting. It ends up being about 10 mpg

beautiful rig. good luck with it

wow, that is pretty sick