Ye olde fire engine operation equipment by goodoleboy
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Description
Prior to automatic transmissions on the fire engines.
Captured 10/7/17 at the Los Angeles County Fire Department museum in Bellflower, California.
Comments (8)
love all the little bits and pieces on this rig. Nice that they keep it looking good. Great photos
100% agree: Love all the little bits and pieces on this rig. Nice that they keep it looking good. Super photos
These are amazingly sharp images. Nice pics
Beautiful collage love it
Great image!!!
Nice set of pictures.
Wonderful detailed photos of this old pumper!
I really want to do at least a couple of your halloween images before an hour is up; but I had to do this one first...great closeups of these intense old-fashioned pieces of machinery. In 1, I love the two big rods used for controlling the beast---there's space and crowdedness all packed into the same shot. The shelves in the background are wonderful counterpoint too. Makes one want to jump into this and start driving it. (Those levers remind me of tractors!)
In the 2d shot, what a great swath of total red sheen; and made all the more fun by those gauges, and by a big rag or sheet-tarp, breaking up the metallic finish on all this. What a glorious shot of red, red, red, red and silver. And the 3d shot is like your auto engine shots: A side shot with its monumental side up, tall "columns" along the side, all that red, and that great capper with the "STUTZ" logo up there. And all the wires and other stuff that make up this chunk of machinery. Big, bold, very red, great sheen, and lots of visual 'carnival' to look at. I love this series.