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Hi everyone,
I just got this message from Larry Shapiro with some updates and photos from FDIC 2019. He mentioned that these pictures were taken on Saturday, April 6th, 2019, both at the staging area for FDIC and during a stopover to clean the trucks. It looks like there was quite a turnout of impressive fire trucks and equipment!
First up, we have some shots of the apparatus staging at the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. The organization and layout are incredible—everything looks so well-planned. You can see how massive the event is just by looking at all the vehicles lined up neatly.
One of the standout pieces is the Rosenbauer Commander ACP-55 for Wyndmoor, PA. This truck has an elegant design, and it’s clear they’ve invested in quality and functionality. Another great photo features the Seagrave Capitol engine destined for Alexandria, VA. The attention to detail on this rig is fantastic, and it’s always exciting to see new models being showcased.
There’s also a fantastic shot of the Patterson, NJ Fire Department’s heavy rescue vehicle. It’s packed with tools and equipment, ready for any emergency scenario. And let’s not forget the Wabash Township FD’s Ferrara Cinder fire truck—it’s sleek and powerful, perfect for their needs.
Larry also captured a moment with the Pasco County FD decal, which adds a unique touch to one of the trucks. It’s those little details that make each truck special and represent the departments they serve.
Lastly, there’s an image of the Salisbury FD KME quint, which caught my eye because of its versatility and robust appearance. It’s a reminder of how fire trucks have evolved over time to handle more complex situations while maintaining reliability.
These photos really capture the essence of FDIC 2019 and the dedication of the firefighters who rely on these vehicles every day. Thanks to Larry for sharing his work—he truly has an eye for capturing these moments!
Stay safe out there!
Best regards,
[Your Name]
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