Seattle's Vintage Fire Trucks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 เม.ย. 2020
- Meet the man who's mission in life is to preserve the history of the Seattle Fire Department. One photo, document and antique fire engine at a time.
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I love the old hand lettering.
I think it bothered that guy when you wanted to ring the bell haha
Beautiful video. Thanks I enjoyed it a lot.
So glad to see this nice man keep the history of the Seattle Fire Department going❤️❤️❤️
An outstanding display of fire engines and truck.. If I live near this fantastic collection, I would definitely love to volunteer for you...
Have visited this spot, really neat. I impressed my guide as I knew the B Mack had a Hall-Scott engine and armstrong steering
Very nice old rig's 🚒
Man that was an awesome video. I would love to volunteer, I live in sunny florida.
Thus the term "strike the box".
I would move to Seattle just to volunteer in the museum.
This is a great video my dad was in the Fire service as well in Greenock Scotland were your first coast guard boat came from
It maybe old but it was made to last.
Yes
Cool and sick.
So cool Sorry the city won't step up and help The $ would probably be recouped easily Very educational There is a large collection of several hundred vehicles in Phoenix Arizona and have gone several times Always learn something new
Yes, I've heard of that place. It's called the Hall Of Flame, and it's considered the largest firefighting museum in the world.
something good out of Seattle. Not sure how I found this video, but when I was watching it I was thinking this was made 10 or 15 years ago. Was this video honestly made in 2020?
4:12 Two Generations of Ladder One!
Something went wrong with the sound between 4:26 and 5:07. All of a sudden, the voices sounded very low and the music sounded very loud!
Great story but that reporter was annoying because whenever he did speak he sounded like was condecendingly and intentionally trying to sound like a facinated child.
agreed
Reporter indeed was bad. He needs to be on a playground. As to the rigs and story, yes, a shame to see a lack of Volunteers and a shame such cool history and relics are not appreciated more in Seattle. However, it is very clear in 2020 where Seattle is headed.....
Thanks totally agree!
*fascinated
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"However, it is very clear in 2020 where Seattle is headed...."
What exactly did you mean by that?
3:02 is the kids name skippy? if not it should be.
Opps forgot the Sadly.
I truly hope that location is high enough to survive the coming mega tsunami. I would hate to see anything happen to those really great old trucks.
Very impressive but sadly the city of Seattle will never allocate money for something this cool.
? it looks like your in a museum already
*you're
More video on the equipment and less chit chat.
i see Mr. Peepers is still alive.