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Martin Nowak sent this message:
> "Check out these former Chicago Fire Department rigs I came across recently. They have quite the history!"
**Former 6-3-3 1954 FWD**: This one was originally an engine company but got converted into a foam unit later on. It spent its last days at Meigs Field, which is now long gone.
**Former Academy Engine – 1988 Ford/E-One**: This rig was built for training purposes but never made it to an active firehouse. It’s been sitting around collecting dust ever since it rolled off the assembly line.
**Former Engine 30 – 1969 International/Pierce**: This classic piece of firefighting history has seen better days. Back in its prime, it must have been a sight to behold!
**Former Tower Ladder 5 – 1988 Federal/E-One 95’**: Now this is a beast! A towering ladder truck that once helped save lives and property. It’s hard not to admire its sheer size and power.
And then there’s **X-Tower 34 – 2002 Pierce 100’**, which unfortunately got involved in an accident years ago. Despite its rough past, it still stands as a testament to the dedication of Chicago firefighters.
**Former Engine 115 – 1980 Ford/E-One**: Another relic from the past, this engine might not look like much today, but back in the day, it was part of the city’s firefighting arsenal.
Take a look at these photos taken by Squad546. Each image captures the essence of these vehicles and their storied pasts.
*Caption: "This old beauty was once a proud member of the Chicago Fire Department."
*Caption: "The design may be outdated, but the spirit remains strong."
*Caption: "A glimpse into the history of firefighting in Chicago."
*Caption: "Even retired, these trucks hold a special place in our hearts."
*Caption: "A reminder of how far we’ve come in terms of fire safety."
*Caption: "These images bring back memories of the brave men and women who kept our city safe."
It’s fascinating to see how these vehicles evolved over time and how they played crucial roles in protecting Chicagoans. If you know anyone who worked with any of these rigs, let me know—I’d love to hear their stories!
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