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Atmore Fire Department Engine 3 (Alabama)
E-One Hurricane Pumper
Picture by: Me
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(ATTN Viewers)
I travel throughout the Southeastern United States tracking down and photographing 1984-1986 year model Emergency One Hurricane Fire Apparatus. Primarily in Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee. The units that I am looking for are open cab models like the one featured in this picture. Also I have started a personal collection of donated pictures. Due to the fact trucks like this are so hard to find I have only been able to find and photograph a few dozen. Because of that I heavily depend on donated photos to build my collection. If you have any shots of engines or ladders like this please email me copies at the address posted below. Also if you know where one might be in my area that I may have missed please let me know.
georgiafiretrucks@gmail.com
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