Timestamps: 0:00 Hazlet Fire Co. Ladder #1 0:14 Middletown Twp FD Reserve Engine #421 0:47 Hazlet Twp Fire Officals Emergency Management car 1:04 Middletown Twp FD Rescue #4 1:39 Hazlet EMS Cheif #349 & Monmouth County EMS Staging Unit #2 2:09 Middletown Twp FD First Aid & Rescue Squad #? (SNOW) 2:25 Atlantic Highlands Fire Rescue Marine #85 3:12 Atlantic Highlands Monmouth EMS Task Force #? 3:36 Middletown Twp FD Reserve Engine #421 (NIGHT) 4:31 Atlantic Highlands FD ATV #? 4:53 Atlantic Highlands FD First Aid Squad #? 5:24 Middletown Twp FD Reserve engine 421 YET AGAIN 5:32 Can Not See very well (NIGHT) 5:46 We all have had enough with RE421 but nice fire though. 5:58 Highlands FD Rescue #17-85 6:22 you know this 6:31 Middletown Twp FD Cheif #1\ 6:59 ... (NIGHT) 7:10 looks like an ems tahoe with good suspention (NIGHT) 7:19 A rescue from some department (prob middletown) (NIGHT) 7:31 Middletown TWSP Fire Police #431 7:52 ok its time to mention this RE#421 is in here too many times. 8:01 Middletown Twp Air Support Unit #? 8:38 this has to be a dream 8:52 end of video
The Middletown Twp ASU (8:01) and the rescue from some department (7:19) are the same truck, I think it just wasn't the ASU yet at 7:19 since it doesn't look like it has the text on it.
It is really messed up that a rescue vehicle running lights and sirens has stop and wait at an intersection for that long. Simply because a mental midget will pull out in front of it and then sue and win.
@@philiplubduck6107 What about oil accidents, rescue missions, etc.? And on board fires are really dangerous. The fire stops when the boat sinks, but there are people on the boat.
I really love the fact that they still use some old school 70s-80s Fire Truck shows that they still have utility in todays world and give a good image to the FD!
A few years back, we were visiting family in Cali. At some point, we went to visit the USS Iowa, and while I was on deck I saw an LAFD boat head out to an emergency. That was probably the coolest thing I got to see that trip (and the excitement I felt was a nice reprieve from the fact that we were there for a funeral). We have lakes and rivers in my state, and folks have watercraft, however, no government agencies have watercraft*. Some FD has swift water rescue teams, and various LE agencies have choppers that can and have been used for rescue/SAR. *Dedicated vessels, that are stationed in the water such as what one would see in coastal states. I believe that departments with swift water rescue teams have rafts that they carry on their trucks.
My old agency still has a 1955 cadillac miller meteor ambulance in its original livery and pristine condition. They let its license lapse at one point so it's just a parade/funeral piece, but apparently there are a few left in the US that have just been consistently kept up with and grandfathered in to be legal BLS ambulances. And a fire department I used to run with had as a backup (in 2018) a 1978 ford f350 ambulance with 20k original miles. It was just their backup 4x4 ambulance, but it was still in service when it snowed or when their regular rig was totaled, and it was an immaculate time capsule to the Carter administration.
Love this, especially all the Q action! Also at 7:37 I seriously thought it was a Coca-Cola delivery truck making a code 3 delivery...until they turned the corner lol. I'm pretty much a total fan of every department that sticks with the almighty Federal Q2B for their apparatus. So much more amazing than resorting to the cheaper, quieter, fake sounding electronic Q emulators that to me sound more like Ponch and Jon's motorcycle sirens on CHiPs from the '70s (IMO). Back in the day (50s - early 70s), when the majority of ambulances were built on Cadillac chassis/coach built long wheelbase passenger car based vehicles, they often-times ran Qs also until car-based ambulances were phased out in the mid 70s and most ambulances went full electronic sirens.
it would have been nice to see like a caption or something of why thease units are rare and maybe what they are if u know :) the other thing i noticed is there sure are alot of people that dont seem to care that there is an emergency response vehicle with everything blaring they just keep crossing over
Yeah I see a lot of these types of videos but I don’t exactly understand what makes the vehicles rare. Like the Chevy Suburban at 0:56 for example. Yes technically since they’re outdated you could consider it “rare” and I’ve only ever seen one in the past like 5 years (besides the one my dads firefighter station has) but is that why they are so rare? Or is it because of the unit? (Like a hazmat control squad car or something you probably wouldn’t see very often) I’ve recently seen an old Dodge Charger cop car and a couple Crown Vic’s in like rural Oregon and they make me excited, but would those be considered “rare”?
As a former firefighter, I love watching this. In the meantime, I am with the Technical Relief Organization in Germany. Stay healthy and always come back well from missions.
It's really crazy when you see how many drivers don't stop directly or reduce their speed. They just drive on and the emergency services have to wait at an intersection. There is nothing like that in Germany. Here, all traffic stops immediately and space is made so that the fire, police and rescue vehicles are not held up.
Detroit 8V92 Kenworth, Cabover, with a 6X6 Marmon and Herrington solid front axle conversion! Was these rarest truck/unicorn configuration I’ve ever seen. Was in service many years ago. Ran both Wildland/brush and to structure calls.
we had a vol fire dept that *still* had a retrofitted M715 kaiser, it was built JUST for farm field fire calls, it was very beefy four wheel drive truck, with water tanks, the engine wasnt stock, they got rid of the stock 6 cyl engine, they put 5.9 cummins in it. and That fire truck was a regular at car shows. easily one of favorites of mine.
The preview image brings back memories of the police riot trucks that would come after you in vice city (like the one parked in the police lot a few blocks north of the Malibu club)
If you want rare then you should see the dangerous wild animal response vehicle in the UK, it is the only one of its kind in existence, also there are technically only four fireboats in the UK three operational one historic (but still fully working) the fireboats are all with lfb!
I am trying to find a video that I can upload of the dangerous wild animal response vehicle, I believe it is based at a zoo in the Midlands I just can't remember which one, the vehicle is a unimog and has a series of lockers, a crane and a cage on the back of a trailer, I believe it carries various capture tools and equipment and it has space for four people. The vehicle is definitely unique I will admit I can't find any pictures at the moment but there were some at one point!
1:10 8 seconds of negligence from the drivers, with green lights doesn't mean you can go through the intersection at speed limit, but 5 to 10 kilometers per hour or miles per hour slower to be able to slow down or stop in case of emergency
Clyde Park Montana, the rural fire station, has an beautiful engine that I guess must be from like 1960. I believe it is the only "engine" they have, also having a ford truck from the 90's to go off road. Pretty cool. The whole Suburban police car thing: our local state patrol has one for an officer that was too tall for the Ford Explorer.
There’s something so badass about GMC/Chevy C40s-70s haulin ass even with their large wheelbase and heavy weight. Further proof old big block V8s will outlive us all. Especially GM engines, As the commercials would say “The trucks you can depend on. The trucks that last”
up until recently i never knew how fast an ambulance can go until i was blasting down the highway late at night and an ambulance just crusied on up and by with the sirens on. like damn, that's just fast
Theres a question returns too me over and over again, when im watching these videos.. when a firetruck/police or paramedic, comes with blue/red lights and sirens on.. why dont people just let them past, or atleast stop so they can get too the scene faster? ...
Back in 2001, I lived in College Park, MD. I was on my way home on the Metro; and when we stopped at the College Park station it was evident there had been a storm as the streets were wet. THEN we saw a tractor trailer fire truck with "Collapse Unit" on the side, I had no idea that kind of unit even existed. The tornado went through the courtyard of my son's elementary school; & killed 2 of the students at the college campus. My son still has PTSD from that event. The teachers had no idea what they were doing, first they took the kids into the hallway; and then they rushed them to the cafeteria when lights began to explode; but that room had tons of windows which blew out. The kids were standing in the courtyard crying their eyes out when I finally got there to pick up my son. :p
I never had one but I of the green ones as a toy but I keep remembering and seeing parts scattered in my dreams then look there and see a peice in the same rotation
I like how differet they approach crossings. Some stop and wait for everyone, some just go for it hoping and praying while some sound their horn a thousand times and a few sound and light everything they have slowly but steadily (carefully) moving through.
I actually saw them deploying the portable SWAT unit last month. It was on a trailer with wheels, huge. It looked like they took a entire department and put it on the road.
the fact some of those cars kept driving forcing the vehicles to wait like no you see an emergency vehicle with sirens and lights you stop and get out of the way!
My local volunteer fire department had two rare vehicles. We made them ourselves. They were our brush fire trucks. A red Willys jeep with a water tank strapped down to it. We got rid of that one. And a poorly painted red ford truck that we converted to a diesel and bolted a light bar and a water tank to. And we are not the only department with a rigged truck.
I like how all these are in NJ and mostly in Monmouth County where I live and yet I’ve never seen any single one of these vehicles responding to an emergency.
I just learned my area over time, however what you could do is google maps and put in a to and from address and it will map out a standard drive and they could potentially go that way
Several Volunteer Units in that lot, most discernible by how slowly and cautiously the penetrated Intersections, not at all like the so called “Professional Officers”. 30 years a Volunteer Myself.
the atlantic highlands boat, blues and two's on a sea pmsl, there was one boat in view and boats are well known for being very easy to stop and steer, wait, thats NOT VERY EASY to stop or steer lol
![[New York] NYPD Police Cars With Lights & Siren! (Collection)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pcMSNf7uAQI/mqdefault.jpg)
It’s a special treat to still see the older emergency vehicles still in service and in beautiful condition
The rarest thing I saw was 2.89 for gas 😂
Lol
thats what im saying!!!
Some would say if a truck is in there 5+ times it’s not so rare
Yeah yeah 😂, this year it just happen to have a couple months operating first due at a company near by
5 times? I think its close to half. And what makes it rare?
@@shanebranin7735 Then it shouldn't be included if it wasn't rare this year.
Well Danm an good old peirce aint that hard to find.
@@Gregwing seeing something 5 times a year is pretty rare
Can we talk about gas being $2 something 😂
3:30 shows the gas at 2.89/2.99 per gallon. That is guaranteed to be a 5 year old video.
I was just about to write this, lol
@@michaelbujaki2462 these clips are from 2021 tho
2:09 Amazing that in the 2020’s that 80’s sirens are still used. That’s dedication
That truck looks like something out of a video game. What is that?
@@JorgeCanovas looks like the swat truck on vice city
@@JorgeCanovas The actual model is a late 80's GMC 7000, at least thats the cab and chassis.
Does anyone know the name of that siren?
Hess truck?
Timestamps:
0:00 Hazlet Fire Co. Ladder #1
0:14 Middletown Twp FD Reserve Engine #421
0:47 Hazlet Twp Fire Officals Emergency Management car
1:04 Middletown Twp FD Rescue #4
1:39 Hazlet EMS Cheif #349 & Monmouth County EMS Staging Unit #2
2:09 Middletown Twp FD First Aid & Rescue Squad #? (SNOW)
2:25 Atlantic Highlands Fire Rescue Marine #85
3:12 Atlantic Highlands Monmouth EMS Task Force #?
3:36 Middletown Twp FD Reserve Engine #421 (NIGHT)
4:31 Atlantic Highlands FD ATV #?
4:53 Atlantic Highlands FD First Aid Squad #?
5:24 Middletown Twp FD Reserve engine 421 YET AGAIN
5:32 Can Not See very well (NIGHT)
5:46 We all have had enough with RE421 but nice fire though.
5:58 Highlands FD Rescue #17-85
6:22 you know this
6:31 Middletown Twp FD Cheif #1\
6:59 ... (NIGHT)
7:10 looks like an ems tahoe with good suspention (NIGHT)
7:19 A rescue from some department (prob middletown) (NIGHT)
7:31 Middletown TWSP Fire Police #431
7:52 ok its time to mention this RE#421 is in here too many times.
8:01 Middletown Twp Air Support Unit #?
8:38 this has to be a dream
8:52 end of video
421 was over used I’ll give ya that….
true lol
@Y423_Playz 7:31 love the emergency Coca-Cola unit LOLOLOL
The Middletown Twp ASU (8:01) and the rescue from some department (7:19) are the same truck, I think it just wasn't the ASU yet at 7:19 since it doesn't look like it has the text on it.
@@claytonwright5722 I hate you lol. I cannot UNSEE that now🤣😂
It is really messed up that a rescue vehicle running lights and sirens has stop and wait at an intersection for that long. Simply because a mental midget will pull out in front of it and then sue and win.
That sound oddly specific.
They also stopped where literally no one can see they're requesting the right of way.
Well the chap driving response is a professional driver, the others, not so much!
@@bhfc247 Thats what the sirens are for.
@@jamjardj1974 that people can't hear or see where they're coming from. Cool
0:00 I live over in Holmdel. beautiful place.
2:41 don't ever think I've seen a fire boat responding, epic catch!
Hope his lights and siren helped him get through all that traffic.
That’s got to be the most useless boat. Like worst case the fire will go out when it hits the water lol
@@snydedon9636
👍🤣
@@philiplubduck6107 What about oil accidents, rescue missions, etc.? And on board fires are really dangerous. The fire stops when the boat sinks, but there are people on the boat.
@@philiplubduck6107 ?
2:09 is my favorite. A rescue squad for almost all generations and with those Rescue 911 era sirens
YES, but I don't understand why it has Police Light's on it.
I love seeing old engines still getting in work!
2:50 Nice fire boat siren. It is indeed rare to hear in the US.
I really love the fact that they still use some old school 70s-80s Fire Truck shows that they still have utility in todays world and give a good image to the FD!
7:38 emergency fire soda delivery
Seeing some of the older ambulances is so weird, considering our local station has all 2021 or newer F-550s for the chassie and cab
for the task force truck, I wonder why there aren't any more of those at a funeral
We do have a slightly older international for our dive truck
2:17 rare packman siren 😆
2:48 beamng sirens be like
A few years back, we were visiting family in Cali. At some point, we went to visit the USS Iowa, and while I was on deck I saw an LAFD boat head out to an emergency. That was probably the coolest thing I got to see that trip (and the excitement I felt was a nice reprieve from the fact that we were there for a funeral).
We have lakes and rivers in my state, and folks have watercraft, however, no government agencies have watercraft*. Some FD has swift water rescue teams, and various LE agencies have choppers that can and have been used for rescue/SAR.
*Dedicated vessels, that are stationed in the water such as what one would see in coastal states. I believe that departments with swift water rescue teams have rafts that they carry on their trucks.
Same! I live in the Midwest so the only “government watercrafts” are fire rescue, SAR’s and the game fish and parks or department of natural resources
I was in the mountains onetime, it was amazing, a bird actually landed on my shoulder. Can you believe it...Oh my God... so wonderful.
@@stephenhorton4098 oh so cool and beautiful like life!!
My old agency still has a 1955 cadillac miller meteor ambulance in its original livery and pristine condition. They let its license lapse at one point so it's just a parade/funeral piece, but apparently there are a few left in the US that have just been consistently kept up with and grandfathered in to be legal BLS ambulances.
And a fire department I used to run with had as a backup (in 2018) a 1978 ford f350 ambulance with 20k original miles. It was just their backup 4x4 ambulance, but it was still in service when it snowed or when their regular rig was totaled, and it was an immaculate time capsule to the Carter administration.
OH MY GOD AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
so cool
Love this, especially all the Q action! Also at 7:37 I seriously thought it was a Coca-Cola delivery truck making a code 3 delivery...until they turned the corner lol. I'm pretty much a total fan of every department that sticks with the almighty Federal Q2B for their apparatus. So much more amazing than resorting to the cheaper, quieter, fake sounding electronic Q emulators that to me sound more like Ponch and Jon's motorcycle sirens on CHiPs from the '70s (IMO). Back in the day (50s - early 70s), when the majority of ambulances were built on Cadillac chassis/coach built long wheelbase passenger car based vehicles, they often-times ran Qs also until car-based ambulances were phased out in the mid 70s and most ambulances went full electronic sirens.
Nice completion video! My favorite is the MACK at the beginning
Nice catch of the fire boat and ATV.
it would have been nice to see like a caption or something of why thease units are rare and maybe what they are if u know :)
the other thing i noticed is there sure are alot of people that dont seem to care that there is an emergency response vehicle with everything blaring they just keep crossing over
Yeah I see a lot of these types of videos but I don’t exactly understand what makes the vehicles rare. Like the Chevy Suburban at 0:56 for example. Yes technically since they’re outdated you could consider it “rare” and I’ve only ever seen one in the past like 5 years (besides the one my dads firefighter station has) but is that why they are so rare? Or is it because of the unit? (Like a hazmat control squad car or something you probably wouldn’t see very often) I’ve recently seen an old Dodge Charger cop car and a couple Crown Vic’s in like rural Oregon and they make me excited, but would those be considered “rare”?
As a former firefighter, I love watching this. In the meantime, I am with the Technical Relief Organization in Germany. Stay healthy and always come back well from missions.
2:45 is the siren on boat a PA20A 2E or Motorola? I didn't know?
It's really crazy when you see how many drivers don't stop directly or reduce their speed. They just drive on and the emergency services have to wait at an intersection. There is nothing like that in Germany. Here, all traffic stops immediately and space is made so that the fire, police and rescue vehicles are not held up.
Because y’all know how to drive and Germany has the greatest driving systems. America does not and it’s embarrassing.
It's also New Jersey
2:56 The boat with the siren makes me giggle. Quit scaring the fish!
great catches!
Detroit 8V92 Kenworth, Cabover, with a 6X6 Marmon and Herrington solid front axle conversion! Was these rarest truck/unicorn configuration I’ve ever seen. Was in service many years ago. Ran both Wildland/brush and to structure calls.
@3:37 why is this truck so rare if you catch it responding so much?
Usually it on runs 5-10 calls a year it happened to be first due at a station near me for a change
@@shanebranin7735 Oh ok, nice.
I am a Firefighter and never in my life have i seen a midmount ladder truck, or a boat in person
Nice catches.
we had a vol fire dept that *still* had a retrofitted M715 kaiser, it was built JUST for farm field fire calls, it was very beefy four wheel drive truck, with water tanks, the engine wasnt stock, they got rid of the stock 6 cyl engine, they put 5.9 cummins in it. and That fire truck was a regular at car shows. easily one of favorites of mine.
That Ford L-series at 1:15 is awesome! Great captures man, this is a super cool video
The Mack CF was great.....nice to see some still running while the brand new fire truck is in Regen mode....
The preview image brings back memories of the police riot trucks that would come after you in vice city (like the one parked in the police lot a few blocks north of the Malibu club)
those Q sirens sound so old fashioned but i love how they sound! if our UK fire trucks had them people would soon move out of the way
If you want rare then you should see the dangerous wild animal response vehicle in the UK, it is the only one of its kind in existence, also there are technically only four fireboats in the UK three operational one historic (but still fully working) the fireboats are all with lfb!
I can't even find pictures of it
same
I am trying to find a video that I can upload of the dangerous wild animal response vehicle, I believe it is based at a zoo in the Midlands I just can't remember which one, the vehicle is a unimog and has a series of lockers, a crane and a cage on the back of a trailer, I believe it carries various capture tools and equipment and it has space for four people. The vehicle is definitely unique I will admit I can't find any pictures at the moment but there were some at one point!
@@jakedovey7488 sounds awesome!
@@jakedovey7488 for those dangerous wild animals that don't exist in the uk.
This sounds like the police siren from beaming drive 2:18
Lehigh County Fire Police LT here, that is an absolutely MASSIVE FP vehicle, biggest I’ve ever seen.
The second one needs a fundraiser for a louder horn
Lol
1:10 8 seconds of negligence from the drivers, with green lights doesn't mean you can go through the intersection at speed limit, but 5 to 10 kilometers per hour or miles per hour slower to be able to slow down or stop in case of emergency
Yeah, let me just jam the brakes on and slow up traffic so I can "safely" go through a green light 10 below the speed limit, knobhead.
2:56 fire boat with siren response, rare to see
Dam those look like trucks
Nice catch
USA when trying to find out a siren for emergency vehicles: put a nuke siren on it
There's something about seeing a fire truck zooming by, horns blaring, sirens wailing...that awaken the inner child in me. Makes me happy.
good finds! im glad they still keep the old ones around
Amazing the amount of people that dont pull over in this video thus slowing response time down which can be critical seconds.
Our Rescue truck is about the same as the one at 6:00 and ours is an '85
Ford C-Series, made from 1957 to 1992 (overlapping its' intended replacement for at least 5 years).
Love this video
i love old tech and machinery still being used
Clyde Park Montana, the rural fire station, has an beautiful engine that I guess must be from like 1960. I believe it is the only "engine" they have, also having a ford truck from the 90's to go off road. Pretty cool. The whole Suburban police car thing: our local state patrol has one for an officer that was too tall for the Ford Explorer.
My local FD has an old steam pumper they sometimes display during open houses.
There’s something so badass about GMC/Chevy C40s-70s haulin ass even with their large wheelbase and heavy weight.
Further proof old big block V8s will outlive us all. Especially GM engines, As the commercials would say “The trucks you can depend on. The trucks that last”
Nice!!!!!
up until recently i never knew how fast an ambulance can go until i was blasting down the highway late at night and an ambulance just crusied on up and by with the sirens on. like damn, that's just fast
Y'all got some amazing rigs and liveries.
0:28
That federal signal model Q sounding sick
Sounds like it needs new brushes
Sick means like its not in good condition since its sound is wavering
Theres a question returns too me over and over again, when im watching these videos.. when a firetruck/police or paramedic, comes with blue/red lights and sirens on.. why dont people just let them past, or atleast stop so they can get too the scene faster? ...
Back in 2001, I lived in College Park, MD. I was on my way home on the Metro; and when we stopped at the College Park station it was evident there had been a storm as the streets were wet. THEN we saw a tractor trailer fire truck with "Collapse Unit" on the side, I had no idea that kind of unit even existed. The tornado went through the courtyard of my son's elementary school; & killed 2 of the students at the college campus. My son still has PTSD from that event. The teachers had no idea what they were doing, first they took the kids into the hallway; and then they rushed them to the cafeteria when lights began to explode; but that room had tons of windows which blew out. The kids were standing in the courtyard crying their eyes out when I finally got there to pick up my son. :p
Cool video! Thanks for sharing.
4:50 what’s the mini lightbar on that side by side
Not sure
Thank you TH-cam recommendation gods
2:09 sound like a siren out if a game, but ir sounds good
Awesome!
The one at 2:09 doesn't have any Red Light's in the back of it, plus that a nice looking Police ATV at 3:47.
Faulkner county rescue squad has a truck similar to the one at 1:25
those old ambulances are so cool!
I never had one but I of the green ones as a toy but I keep remembering and seeing parts scattered in my dreams then look there and see a peice in the same rotation
Very nice
After the Mack, nothing else mattered.
1:15 I can’t believe how many dopes just drive past as if it’s not even there.
@2:15 classic
love the old school siren at 2:09
nice
Holy shit!!! A 2008 Chevy Tahoe!
you have no idea how rare those 2008 chevy patrol cars are now, I dont think I have seen a single one since 2012
I like how differet they approach crossings. Some stop and wait for everyone, some just go for it hoping and praying while some sound their horn a thousand times and a few sound and light everything they have slowly but steadily (carefully) moving through.
Seeing SWAT responding is the rarest I've seen!
That ambulance is moving pretty quick in the middle of a snow storm....
I actually saw them deploying the portable SWAT unit last month. It was on a trailer with wheels, huge. It looked like they took a entire department and put it on the road.
One time in my neighborhood when I was a kid I saw a fire truck and they were giving out candy for Halloween
Love the boat, Polaris UTV's & the Highlands Ford C!
I think 2:15 was the best
the fact some of those cars kept driving forcing the vehicles to wait like no you see an emergency vehicle with sirens and lights you stop and get out of the way!
Few months ago I saw the bomb squad fly past me, along with kind 5 state patrol. Was kinda cool
What was that ems task force vehicle for? Never seen one before
Extended incidents, Manpower Intensive Calls, Used As A Rehab Service Mostly.
My local volunteer fire department had two rare vehicles. We made them ourselves. They were our brush fire trucks. A red Willys jeep with a water tank strapped down to it. We got rid of that one. And a poorly painted red ford truck that we converted to a diesel and bolted a light bar and a water tank to. And we are not the only department with a rigged truck.
what a cool video
I like how all these are in NJ and mostly in Monmouth County where I live and yet I’ve never seen any single one of these vehicles responding to an emergency.
Please make a crown Vic police car video
Ever get up to North Jersey? Union County and North?
I’ll try
looks like a nice town.
My department has an airpack refill trailer we built. Only thing like it for over 100 miles or so. We've made some long trips with it.
i want to get in this hobby, how do i know which roads they will take?
I just learned my area over time, however what you could do is google maps and put in a to and from address and it will map out a standard drive and they could potentially go that way
@@shanebranin7735 ok thanks
Look at those gas prices. Man those were the days.........
Oof, that $2.89 a gallon hit me hard
They really took an old Coke truck 7:42
Several Volunteer Units in that lot, most discernible by how slowly and cautiously the penetrated Intersections, not at all like the so called “Professional Officers”.
30 years a Volunteer Myself.
It's all fun and games until the responding emergency unit has a license plate that says "US GOVERNMENT".
I’ve seen one of the type of truck that’s in the thumbnail of the video before, didn’t know it was rare
It’s a special treat to still see the older emergency vehicles still in service and in beautiful condition
Bro said “Special Treat” 💀
the atlantic highlands boat, blues and two's on a sea pmsl, there was one boat in view and boats are well known for being very easy to stop and steer, wait, thats NOT VERY EASY to stop or steer lol