"Retro" Fire Dept

[unlisted]

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Enough said- just look at the mechanical siren/light combo. Thats also all the warning on the vehicle as well.- and its used for response.

 

[dmathieu]

What is that siren/light?


It looks like a speaker with a light inside. I can't place it.


Dan

 

[FireEMSPolice]

Awful!

 

[nerdly_dood]

Oh, horrors...

 

[Wailer]

A Federal C6 mechanical would look better.

 

[Rofocowboy84]

Retro's great.....for parades....for an actual every-day response vehicle, that's just not safe. Plus, never liked those Chevy HHR's (think that's what it is...)

 

[FreshDave04]

Retro's great.....for parades....for an actual every-day response vehicle, that's just not safe. Plus, never liked those Chevy HHR's (think that's what it is...)

+1. They look like a hearse.

 

[unlisted]

its not a daily first out response, its a admin car.. so officers from HQ only.


And parades, yet it was not in this year's... go figure.

 

[crescentstar69]

What is that siren/light? Looks like a Federal CP100 speaker with a light in it. Strange.

 

[stansdds]

Not a bad idea for a public relations vehicle, but the CP100 housing with a light inside of it is... uhhhh... well... ?

 

[philyumpshus]

I would've put a Beacon Ray on it with a small 12v mechanical siren on the fender.

 

[JohnMarcson]

Also, siren lights were generally mounted in the center of the roof, off center ones were on the fender.

 

[Newberry13]

I would've put a Beacon Ray on it with a small 12v mechanical siren on the fender.

Didn't somebody do that, or at least something similar? I believe it was deputychief301, but it was on a PT Cruiser.

 

[dmathieu]

I would've put a Beacon Ray on it with a small 12v mechanical siren on the fender.

+1


Perfect size vehicle for a Junior Beacon Ray.


Dan

 

[stansdds]

+1


Perfect size vehicle for a Junior Beacon Ray.


Dan

Yes! Perfect application for a Junior Beacon Ray.