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Has anyone hear ever heard of a company called Emergency Vehicle Incorporated?
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The Pride of Old Town
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Always remember the CHARLESTON 9
Captain Grant Mishoe, Curator of History
North Charleston and American LaFrance Fire Museum
"You'll never know where you're going until you remember where you came from"
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Thanks for the assistanceEngine 101
The Pride of Old Town
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeU8-8xSvMU
http://s63.photobucket.com/albums/h155/Seagrave7/Comment
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E-Three!
In the apparatus world, EVI is also known as "E-Three". I will explain. In the mid to late 80's, a company called American Eagle was formed, and built and sold quite a few engines. As they were formed by several disgruntled E-One emplyees, they took the nickname "E-Two."
E-Two was bought out by none other than.....You guessed it! E-One! Now I understand yet some MORE disgruntled E-One employees have formed E-Three!
Be kind to the environment! Recycle your E-One into Beer & Soda cans!
FTM-PTB-EGH-RFB!"Loyalty Above all Else. Except Honor."Comment
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Oughta be E-6 if I can still read my roman numerals right
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a ship in a harbor is safe. . . but that's not what ships are forComment
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GOOD ONE!!!! ROFLMAO!!!!
Always remember the CHARLESTON 9
Captain Grant Mishoe, Curator of History
North Charleston and American LaFrance Fire Museum
"You'll never know where you're going until you remember where you came from"
www.legacyofheroes.org
www.firehistory.org
www.sconfire.comComment
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