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This is from Karl Klotz:
While browsing through fire apparatus photos on Flickr, I stumbled upon some interesting rigs from Illinois that made their way down to Mexico. One particular engine caught my eye — it’s now serving the firefighters in San Jose del Cabo.
The engine in question is X-Morton Grove-Engine 4, a Pierce model that was originally built for a U.S. department. It has since been exported and is now part of the local fire department’s fleet.
Below are a few images of the engine in its current location. The first photo shows the engine as it appears today, still bearing its original markings but now serving a new community.
*Photo by duluoz cats on Flickr*
Another shot captures the same engine in a different setting, highlighting how it blends into its new environment.
*Photo by duluoz cats on Flickr*
A third image gives a closer look at the vehicle, showing its well-maintained condition.
*Photo by duluoz cats on Flickr*
But this engine wasn’t always in Mexico. Here are some older photos from when it was still in service in Illinois.
*Morton Grove Engine 4 1500/750 as it was delivered in 1988. This was the 2000th custom chassis built by Pierce. Larry Shapiro photo*
*Morton Grove Engine 4 with striping. Larry Shapiro photo*
*Morton Grove Engine 4 in its final years in Illinois. The vinyl has been removed from the pump panel. Steve Redick photo*
It’s fascinating to see how these vehicles continue to serve long after they’ve left their original departments.
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