Let's start with some Nebraska rigs. Most of my older PCS friends have seen these photos; however, perhaps some of the "newbies" might enjoy them, as well:
1. Scotia First Aid Unit - 1970 Cotington 48
2. Omaha A.S. - 1975 Cotington 54
3. Ainsworth V.F.D. - 1975 Cotington 54 (this car is now owned by PCS member Amy Schultz in OH)
4. Bladen F.D. - 1969 Cotington 42
What a doll! This was always one of my favorite rigs anywhere. After I photographed her in 1992, I left my name and number in case she was ever offered for sale. I called or went by every so often just to check on this car. In about 1998, someone from Bladen called to say it was for sale. I said I would take it for the asking price, but requested some current photos first. They sent photos, alright; of a COMPLETELY STRIPPED car, including the warning llights, siren and speakers, window decals, and partition cabinetry. Disappointed, frustrated, and angry, I passed on it...what a waste of a very nice old car.
1. Scotia First Aid Unit - 1970 Cotington 48
2. Omaha A.S. - 1975 Cotington 54
3. Ainsworth V.F.D. - 1975 Cotington 54 (this car is now owned by PCS member Amy Schultz in OH)
4. Bladen F.D. - 1969 Cotington 42
What a doll! This was always one of my favorite rigs anywhere. After I photographed her in 1992, I left my name and number in case she was ever offered for sale. I called or went by every so often just to check on this car. In about 1998, someone from Bladen called to say it was for sale. I said I would take it for the asking price, but requested some current photos first. They sent photos, alright; of a COMPLETELY STRIPPED car, including the warning llights, siren and speakers, window decals, and partition cabinetry. Disappointed, frustrated, and angry, I passed on it...what a waste of a very nice old car.