Rick Loiselle, local fire buff and Past President of the Ontario Fire Buff Association, shared some of his extensive collection of London photos and stories.
Rescue 2 - 1976 International/Strathroy Bodies, the vehicle was put into service before any lettering was put on it. Rescue 2 - 1976 International/Strathroy Bodies . This was ...
Eng 7 and Tanker 9 together at a minor incident off Clarke Rd.
(Source: Rick Loiselle | Ontario Fire Buffs Association)
This is the only photo I have of this ill fated rig . This 1975 International Cargostar/ King Seagrave 1050/500 pump had a short career as Engine 4 until ...
Another Saturday morning ramp shot. This time it is old Station 7. Eng 7 ( 1961 ALF 900 840/300 ) and Tanker 9 ( 1965 Ford/KingSeagrave 625/1500 ) are ...
A typical Saturday morning at old Station 2. On the ramp is Car 2 ( 1975 Chev wagon ) and Engine 2 ( 1968 Int/KingSeagrave 840/500 ) May 1976 ...
An unusual photo in that it shown here pumping at a house fire sometime in the mid '70s. Truck 1 arrived first to the fire,which was on King St east of Adelaide. Engine 1 was returning from another alarm so Truck 1 hit the hydrant and laid lines.
This 1975 International Cargostar/ King Seagrave 1050/500 pump had a short career as Engine 4 until it was involved in a fatal collision with an ambulance. It was written off and sold. The Dofasco Steel plant in Hamilton bought it and ran it as their pump for many years.
Eng 3 ( 1959 ALF 900 ), Trk1 ( 1972 Ford/KingSeagrave ) and Car 1 ( 1974 Chev wagon, had just been put into service ) at a garage ...
Engine 1 , 1974 Ford/King 1050/500. First diesel rig and first pump with a top mount pump control. Photo was taken early 1975 just after it went into service. The deck gun still hasn't been installed.
