Old And Rare Fire Trucks Responding Compilation Part 11

[@joegaito702]

Outstanding and excellent job the paramedics and firemen deserve a lot of credit your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks don't work to hard love and appreciate you guys thanks you guys rock still going strong keep them safe out there way to go ! Joe

[@nexus8765]

you just gotta love those old lights.

[@demonracer2]

Who couldn't

[@gmcsierrainduramaxform6582]

LEDs are the better choice, highly visible, and cheaper to repair.

[@theepicyoutuber2406]

+Demonracer2 I love the old horns

[@BellTechnical]

GMC Sierra in Duramax Form those sealed beam beacons and light bars pulled a lot of amperes. Mechanics were replacing alternators and batteries every few weeks. LEDS are extremely efficient and with Cree technology they now dominate emergency lighting.

[@nirrai2309]

GMC Sierra in Duramax Form llkl

[@aidenshinannigans]

10:45 damn just have to Love the old overhead lights that's a huge throwback to the 70s/80s

[@znovosad555]

The new trucks are nice but there's just something with those big old trucks with the halogen lights you got to love.

[@จรูญลักษณ์บุญตานนท์]

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[@ffandrewd2986]

Straight facts

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[@raquelsierra.8829]

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[@erikaduran2535]

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[@marcuslaffey1637]

old fire engines are really cool! sleek, unique, reliable, and awesome to witness!!! old seagraves and pirsch trucks are the best

[@Bald_Cat2007]

Seagrave, Pierce, Mack, American LaFrance, I love them all the same

[@scootertrash911]

@@Bald_Cat2007 I drove a !950 Mack 75 foot straight stick open cab ladder truck to a fire in 1977 in Birmingham Alabama.

[@liamweaver2944]

I used to live in Montclair, and I grew up seeing those rigs constantly. That MFD ladder truck came to my house for Halloween every year before I moved.

[@joegaito702]

Let's stop and honor and appreciate the paramedics and firemen who proudly serve us your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks don't work to hard love and appreciate you guys thanks you guys rock great job great catches as usual still going strong keep them safe out there way to go thanks ! Joe

[@Kyle-cv2hj]

Ah the old ALF wraparound (and semi wraparound) light bars.

[@actionfire4036]

0:05 you don't see many units like that anymore!

[@alansohn855]

You also don't see many use the turn signal while going code 3.

[@massiveplayzde]

7:22 best front lights ever xD

[@jcalexandherchacon3586]

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[@historicsyrup5]

They need to change lightbars,

[@joegaito702]

Your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks to everyone who responds keep them safe out there job well done you should be proud love respect and appreciate you guys terrific catch as usual appreciate you guys thanks ! Joe

[@meritabray7846]

love the sound of those exhaust brakes

[@jrftworth]

Called jake brakes

[@scootertrash911]

Most fire apparatus had Waukesha gas engines and manual transmissions when I was a rookie.

[@plumbingstuffinoregon2471]

I loved that 30s ford in the beginning. The trucks were bad ass too.

[@lolfunnycp]

2:11 9:08 those detroit diesel engines sound so freaking good OMFG O_O

[@AnthonyG13EmergencyVideos]

Aye go bears buddy

[@lolfunnycp]

@@AnthonyG13EmergencyVideos go bears lol

[@actionfire4036]

6V92 engines are the best imo

[@horizon7280]

At 8:00 I found that truck very interesting

[@alfheib]

these trucks are not classic or vintage ... 11 long they are still in service.. after the airing of this video... Generally unit that's totally enclosed is within 10 years of the date of this area... Even the small chassis trucks rare.. I like the video just the same I did give it a thumbs up..

[@mcaddicts]

I guess for the city 90's rigs are rare but not so much in the rural or small towns.

[@iacentralfishing5610]

mcaddicts yeah in rural parts of my state you'll see late 70s-90s rigs all the time

[@sethpacholko2112]

Exactly my local department we have a 78 GMC 3500 pumper truck a 84 F350 Rescue truck and a 68 GMC tanker of some kind it's a aerodynamic streamlined tank

[@sirendude]

mcaddicts LAFD is a pretty huge exception. A lot of them still use rigs from the 90s. Just with upgraded lights.

[@ridetheformula]

my city just replaced its two 1987 Hahn's! cool seeing the trucks thankful my FD has new equipment now

[@Fire84569]

Nice video. Old rigs is where it's at. Plus they don't break down like the news ones

[@demonracer2]

Thanks for watching

[@celticrunes1911]

WTF kind of siren is on the Belleville ambulance at 12:40?! It sounds like a sick air raid siren from WW2

[@ffandrewd2986]

Bruce Willis' stunt double it’s the old whelen mechanical tone. Your welcome!

[@randomized4266]

6:30 when your on GTA 5 In a damaged cop car

[@jonathanfifer4504]

Randomized so true, lmao.

[@lizbethdaniel7172]

The one j # v a 0 0o juyte22 the same time dggcegffgff tgy 500 by v bhd

[@Battleb0rn]

You should see our 98 Smeal Spartan, 87 Ford Grumman, or 85 International Kme.

[@NPGxMOD]

Really love the nutley FD with those special vehicles they have

[@demonracer2]

Me too!

[@christopherc2959]

Me three

[@GunBuddy08]

Clifton E-8 is sweet!

[@demonracer2]

yes sir

[@randomray1533]

6:05 i've never heard a ladder truck with that siren

[@officerfranktenpenny1889]

Who ever use old fire truck in 2019? Like if u agree cause old fire trucks are awesome

[@bradmccarville9103]

I love jumpseats so much

[@ffandrewd2986]

Me too

[@johngleason2366]

I love old fire trucks!

[@vacexpert2020]

Lots of 2 stroke diesels, the EPA and their Y2K emissions standards all but sealed their fate

[@alek488]

my town has a 1980's brush fire truck, and some 90's bucket truck, then a ford pickup from the 2000's, and we have E-ONE engines.

[@jamieround2072]

VIDEO 'EM ALL IF POSSIBLE & POST IT ON HERE PLZZZZZZZZ

[@GP9railfan]

13:10 Attack lines are about to fall off the rig!!

[@AQLandscaping]

No it's not, that is the style pack they use. We use the same pack too.

[@GP9railfan]

Alex Q Looks like 2-1/2 to me. Up behind the pump panel (pre connected). Way up there would be a bad place to put packs. Normally they are kept in the cab, or in the engineer side compartment above the rear axle(s). Pause in hi-def at 13:12 and it will show up better. Stay safe Brother!

[@alexandersalarms5380]

Hmmm does not really look it, but LEL

[@OklahomaEmergency]

You should do a V2 of this.

[@rondaclark633]

At 12:45 and 13:29, now those r sirens I haven't herd since I was a kid

[@EvanDowell1213]

I remember that Engine at 10:19 many years ago when I went to their firehouse. Wonder if that rig is still in service today.

[@TheRealTaz89]

They honk for no reason sometimes which is cool :D

[@xbox360kingtv]

as a firefighter I personally love it when we use the air horn

[@TheRealTaz89]

Colin D yea if I were a firefighter I would love it as well ;)

[@jonathanfifer4504]

Murtaza Akbari when they honk it's to alert drivers and possible blind people. They is reasoning behind it. Lol. Also, if they see someone recording some do it as a "hey what's up!!?" Kind of thing. Being a junior firefighter, you learn things. Lol.

[@daynemartin4014]

First off all this video is number 1 second of all this is the best firetruck compilation I've ever seen good good brother most people show pictures of them

[@demonracer2]

+Dayne Martin thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Rick1885]

first clip: there goes the a team.

[@alexandersalarms5380]

Seems like it, I dislike that Siren on it, I absolutely LOVE the horn on the Whelen magnum siren! (It has to horns but the dual horn)

[@celticrunes1911]

It’s definitely odd hearing a SmartSiren on an 80s Chevy van

[@actionfire4036]

@@celticrunes1911 true

[@ericsmith6628]

6:28 damaged siren in GTA V

[@ffandrewd2986]

Lol

[@alexuzice]

At 10:50 it was cool I loved the fire engine

[@user-kl7tg3fu4d]

Love that old pierce arrow

[@SouthernIndianaRailfan]

Wow Newark rescue 1's siren sounds like squad 3's from Chicago Illinois

[@SouthernIndianaRailfan]

And horn

[@alexandergrube6437]

When they make the show, the siren sounds used are edited in, so it's possible they pulled the same siren type for the show

[@karinlefevre9988]

That one ambulance was towing a boat. must have hung out the gone fishin sign.

[@TacoMan8102]

2:39 Thomas Saf-T-Liner EF

[@dnovids]

Is Nutley Volunteer?? Great Vid!

[@demonracer2]

1&1 paid with 3 volunteer engine companies they also are the countywide hazmat response team

[@retroolschool]

Awesome compilation!

[@demonracer2]

Thanks!

[@startrooper2345]

Demonracer2 more

[@startrooper2345]

Demonracer2 pleaseee do more

[@4everYnJ]

retroolschool

[@jasondorich]

retroolschool to get

[@waynekline6798]

older trucks r hell lot sexier then new cookie cutter trucks

[@ton6473]

9:09 Livin' like Larry.

[@marcuslaffey1637]

for some reason, fire engine sirens help me concentrate when I'm doing homework. Am i weird for that?

[@mariviccervas7166]

Hello Demoracer2 12:30 where locate this building it is fire at top

[@LegoWormNoah101]

No one gonna talk about the red classic at the start of the video?

[@scottyforder3277]

Hey if those old trucks get job done. Right sometimes I take an older truck over a newer truck because there's less computer crap you got to worry about

[@historicsyrup5]

At the first one, that horn is from nypd

[@drewr5119]

4:08 that light bar is saying I think I can I think I can

[@ffandrewd2986]

Drew Rowley 973 that’s a dope lightbar

[@bastiurap2983]

0:00 there is the hotrod car

[@manbig5676]

Clifton really likes to call out there hazmats

[@demonracer2]

Its actually fairly rare, only a few times a year

[@DorianTMChannel]

My city has a 1987 Sutphen engine. Great video!

[@demonracer2]

Thank you!

[@emvvehicles_8]

First vehicle sounded a police car

[@SirJohn0Productions]

That ATV could have at least turned its headlights on...

[@crissreznor]

5:45 do you pull over for one of these ? ( serious question )

[@daynemartin4014]

No problem dude this video is the best Hey I'm just telling the truth no need to thank me

[@Lemmetryitout]

Like always, excellent job mark, and the definition is awesome too brother - otis

[@demonracer2]

Thanks buddy! Thanks for watching

[@Rollercoasterguy2093]

Did you see at the first video, that was my car here

[@northeastemergencyresponse7678]

Absolutely amazing video!!!

[@demonracer2]

Thanks for watching

[@nattieoosterwijik7833]

Jeez, I thought we had old units lol.

[@daltonpartlow3844]

If i recall, Newark Rescue 1 was housed with truck one in a 2 stall building.

[@demonracer2]

Orange st, no companies expect special ops respond out of there truck 1 has since been disband and the apparatus is now ladder 6, rescue 1 was moved to engine 11/ladder 11 and early last year has been moved to Clinton ave to make room for hazmat pieces I believe so now they are stationed at Clinton ave with engine 10/ladder 5/ USAR Rescue 2

[@daltonpartlow3844]

there was a video floating around KZbin of rescue 1 at the Orange Street location.

[@demonracer2]

+Dalton Partlow yeah there are a few of them

[@Just1American1966]

Many of these are hardly "old and rare." Not having LEDs doesn't mean a rig is "old." That being said, some of those that would be considered "old and rare" are downright handsome.

[@AErney51]

The video is both old and rare trucks. As in some are only and some are rare. The old trucks are mostly the engines and ladders. The rare ones are ones you don’t see everyday like hazmats etc.

[@jamieround2072]

@ 1 25...... u see the 1 head lite out of the rig the yellow fire rig here............. i thought it was a requirement to make dang sure all lites work including head lites.......... what happen..... i thought this was for all U . S . CITY'S NO MATTER WHAT...........

[@michaelglattli2520]

You know if the truck has rotating lights, or the laddder on the side, its old.

[@EvanDowell1213]

I believe the truck at 9:10 was used in a sesame street VHS. Can someone tell me what station that Is and where it's located?

[@demonracer2]

Newark New Jersey

[@jesuspiecenewzshow1335]

🔥

[@alexandermakrianis]

Nice compilation, very good shots. The engine at 2:00 is unique, looks like a Simon Duplex maybe?

[@demonracer2]

Thanks for watching! And nope it's a Hahn, ex point pleasant Nj

[@alexandermakrianis]

Demonracer2 Oh OK, I didn't even occur to me that it might be a Hahn. There's a real blast from the past.

[@sidneyrayonez9265]

Wait that my van

[@jeremysbarton]

2:43 in what is that truck

[@charliedennis8487]

Jeremy Barton looks something like a medical Mobile Command unit

[@Rollercoasterguy2093]

I was trying to move to Greenville but a fire van came

[@paramedic135]

I think a good number of these were neither old nor rare

[@jamieround2072]

FUN 2 WATCH 'EM ALL THOOOOO

[@CASA-dy4vs]

Fun fact: almost all of these are old and rare like those special operations and really old trucks still using some goofy lights or smth

[@paramedic135]

@@CASA-dy4vs no?

[@CASA-dy4vs]

@@paramedic135 bruh how many times have you seen special operations vehicles, how many times have you seen older rigs and stuff, if you have many times with the older ones then your fire station sucks, also most of these are old as they are barely used in service and I guess for parades,

[@paramedic135]

@@CASA-dy4vs you're incorrect, i watched the video

[@Bald_Cat2007]

2:00 which fire department is that truck with?

[@user-kl7tg3fu4d]

3:08 love the crown Vic

[@demonracer2]

Me too thanks for watching!

[@grumpyscatsbestfriend5990]

If it doesn't have a "Q" its not a REAL fire truck.

[@ksp62562]

+Grumpys cats Best Friend Damn straight!

[@xbox360kingtv]

I believe that really the only 2 "sirens" on a firetruck you need are just the q and air horn.

[@MilesNewmoyer]

The company Near me I think broke there q....

[@MD88Pilot]

do you know which of the e-ones were rare?

[@bailey5858]

Lovely video

[@demonracer2]

Thank you!

[@nextbestmedic6944]

If she ain't broke don't fix it

[@TheRealTaz89]

Lol I've never seen a fire buggy before

[@jamieround2072]

SO DOES ANY ONE KNOW OF THE HERE & NOW OLDEST VOLENTEER FIRE HOUSE STILL ACTIVE..... & OR W/ THE OLDEST ACTIVE FIRE & E M S RIGS IN THE GREAT 'OL U.S.A.....??? ID=F SO SOME ONE SHOULD DO GOOD VIDEO'S HERE & POST THE VIDEO'S SO WE CAN ALL ENJOY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@PierceFan]

very nice!

[@demonracer2]

Thank you!

[@andrewlorentz4761]

I'm sorry not to be rude or anything but I seen nothing old or rare in this video at all. It was all late 80's up to oh about mid 2000's. Now my dads department had a 1940 mack pumper that sucker was rare and old! It still worked until they retired it in 1998!

[@demonracer2]

Please read the description, and for the most part no one else has filmed most of these apparatus and a few of them only respond on emergencies once maybe twice a year. This area is fortunate enough to have fairly newer apparatus but 18+ years old is still old so if you didn’t enjoy the video I’m sorry.

[@user-kl7tg3fu4d]

0:06 what year is that van

[@ffandrewd2986]

Anyone know the light bar at 4:11? It’s super cool I wanna know Also nice catch of I think the deluge truck from passiac. 7:12 Can anyone confirm?

[@BumberenzoTheFireTruck]

1:10 my favorite truck

[@lisainvenice11]

witch fire department does that yellow pierce come from ?

[@bananabread8879]

+lisainvenice11 Montclair Nj where i live

[@sudeepchaudhuri5837]

+Mikey Machernis k

[@lisainvenice11]

thanks so much !!!!!!!!

[@demonracer2]

+lisainvenice11 it is originally from st. Clair MD

[@jack.stawasz]

What do you have for a camera?

[@danconner504]

How many Fire Trucks does it take to crack some nuts? Pull out in front of one and you will find out

[@mariviccervas7166]

Who likes nutley fire truck

[@blueticecho5690]

Old...Ha.. let's see a rig with jump seats and a open cab on a cold Nebraska January day.

[@user-hw1cr5uq4z]

Firemen used to ride on the tailboards, before jump seats, and the apparatus had open cabs.

[@mohammedalam4899]

HME Paramedic Rescue Truck 🚑 🚨

[@Rollercoasterguy2093]

The black SUV

[@schemer1991]

I see no lime green fire trucks here

[@jonathanfifer4504]

schemer1991 blind much?

[@mariviccervas7166]

Demonracer 2 5:49 what is that

[@mariviccervas7166]

and awsome video and chanel please can you best friend pleaseeee

[@Cutekittens4471]

7:59 that’s ridiculous! It’s not a fire truck

[@bradsmith1411]

I agree with ( Philip Cicala) because I watch all these fire trucks and there are 48 of them that is considered not rare or old. Therefore there is 90% or more that is NOT rare! I'm not angry if I am sounding mad well I'm not I am just stating my true opinion.

[@bradsmith1411]

+boyscoutews gaming/ If you most are old that is your opinion and I won't disagree with you this is all a matter of what people think and their comment(s) on these videos.

[@demonracer2]

+brad smith it's a matter of what the purpose of the video was i considered old anything prior to 2000 as old as the description clearly says. so 16 years is some eyes may not be old but is too me, and unless you're from around here not sure how you would know what rigs are considered rare? Some of these haven't even gone on runs since I filmed them anyways the description says it all, hopefully you at least enjoyed the video

[@bradsmith1411]

+Demonracer I am one of those people ( if there is any ) that calls a fire truck rare when it is from about 30 plus years ago may be even 40 years ago because those are the ones we rarely see. And yes I did enjoy the video and thank you for sharing your video :)

[@crusinclassicslucas6218]

0:01 1930s Ford coupe hot rod