Lettered for 6-7-1 at a Chicago FD Muster and Flea Market. Jack Connors photo Photographed in May of 1986 by Engine 42’s house on Illinois Avenue as 6-7-1. Jack Connors photo Another photo from July of 1977 as 6-7-5 sits on Illinois Avenue across from Engine 42’s house. Jack Connors photo Photographed in July of 1977 at a community event held near 56th & Kedzie, Talman Federal Bank. Jack Connors photo These images give a glimpse into the past, showing how these iconic vehicles were used in different settings—from public events to daily operations. The 6-7-1 and 6-7-5 units were often seen around the city, serving as essential parts of the fire department's fleet. Whether parked at a muster, standing by at a station, or participating in a local event, they were a familiar sight to many. The previous post was HERE. Dog Rubber Toys,Dog Bone Toy,Dental Toys For Dogs,Indestructible Dog Chew Toys Ningbo Foil Mori Import and Export Co., Ltd. , https://www.foilmorinb.com
Chicago FD Turret Wagon History (pt 17)
Another part of the history of turret wagons in the Chicago Fire Department, brought to you by Jack Connors. This installment highlights the 1976 Mack MB turret wagons that were assigned as Engine 6-7-5 and 6-7-1. These vehicles played an important role in the department’s firefighting efforts during the late 1970s and early 1980s.