Pierce Apparatus Through 1989

[wf33ret]

                                                               1983 Ford / Pierce
                                                                   1000 / 750
                                                            Hopedale Vol. Fire Dept.
                                                                Hopedale, Ohio




                                                                  Lloyd Photo

[Buckeye 53]

Parkview VFD
O'Hara Twp, PA
1986 Pierce / Mack
1000/750
E.2925
SP Ryan Photo
John Denney Collection

[Buckeye 53]

Grand Rapids, MI  Rescue Squad 1
1981 Pierce / GMC
E.0926
John Denney Photo 10/1983

[txfirephoto]

Murchison, Tx
Engine 1
1979 Duplex/Pierce
1750/1000

[squad546]

Woodford County Ky. FD has some nice looking commercial apparatus but it can be tough to get photos of their rigs unfortunately.

Engine 2 (previously posted)
Engine 7-2007 Intl./Pierce 1250/500
Engine 3-1998 Freightliner/Pierce 1500/1000

[squad546]

Prince George's County, MD
Greenbelt VFD
Engine 352-1977 Hendrickson/Pierce
John Floyd photo

[squad546]

Just noticed there's a photo of the above rig after it's 1990 refurb by Pierce.
John Floyd photo

[firemedicburr]

To me, the truck looks like a Lance and the engine looks to be an Arrow. Don't ask me how, they just look like the trucks I've worked off of.

[UpstateFire]

First one is a Lance the 2nd is a Dash. You can tell by the short width cab doors on the front.

[UpstateFire]

Heres some examples to help ya out....
    

Pierce Lance
    2dr,4dr,4dr-ext.cab
 Older style was a short cab/open rear...the rear part of the cab was a bit longer, After that was a smaller cab front and an enclosed back half, present time.....larger cab front ....Notice the sizes of the doors on the front of the cabs...good way to tell.

[UpstateFire]

Pierce Dash

   Older styles were a smaller cab/open rear. After that was a short cab with  enclosed rear jumpseats. Next was a 4dr with the rear cab doors being wider. present time it is harder to tell cause most of the cabs look the same so I guess u would have to look at the mfg plate.

[Buckeye 53]

Pierce Dash

   Older styles were a smaller cab/open rear. After that was a short cab with  enclosed rear jumpseats. Next was a 4dr with the rear cab doors being wider. present time it is harder to tell cause most of the cabs look the same so I guess u would have to look at the mfg plate.

I was wondering how you were able to obtain my photograph of the Huber Heights Pierce Ladder?
It was originaly posted on the Pierce Dash thread - page 13 - last photo.

[Buckeye 53]

Yup...  I didnt have any in my collection..

So basically, you used my photo without my permission & without any credit.  
I guess I will have to be more careful with my photos in the future.
 

[UpstateFire]

Didnt think it would be a problem

[Buckeye 53]

Didnt think it would be a problem

You thought wrong.  Please don't do it again.