This one is from my archives - I took it last year at the beginning of the St Patrick's Day parade and I'm not sure why it never got posted. It is a 1945 pumper truck from Scarborough which is the eastern end of Toronto. In 1945 Scarborough was its own township and not yet part of Toronto and so had its own fire department. This truck is a beauty don't you think?
It's a beauty and very cool, I'm sure the "boys" will love it. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThat;s a beauty!
ReplyDeleteI agree, very beautiful! And love that shade of red. :)
ReplyDeleteThey don't make them like this no more.
ReplyDeleteLooks good in that street!
ReplyDeleteI do like the looks of these old pumpers!
ReplyDeleteLovingly cared for over the years! Someone's pride and joy!
ReplyDeleteA beauty indeed, and it's older than I am, although in much better condition.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot.
K
Great shot, pat. I am a sucker for old fire trucks so this is marvellous.
ReplyDeleteGreat antique!
ReplyDeleteYou're right Red Pat, it is a beaut. Can you imagine the thrill of hanging onto the side of that when you get a shout? Have a good weekend pal....
ReplyDeleteIt's very red!
ReplyDeleteWhat? Not painted green for St. Paddy's?
ReplyDeleteYes quite a beauty, I love old truck, perfect color.
ReplyDeleteThat is one gorgeous truck! Interesting bit of history too.
ReplyDeleteYes Siree!
ReplyDeleteSweet!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Pat, and they are always so lovingly and immaculately looked after.
ReplyDeleteThanks for nice blog Scarborough Toronto College Park . it's really good.
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