Compilation Of Emergency Vehicles Responding 2023 

Thanks man

I guess, man I was surprised to see that Engine for sure! One of the guys from a different house told me HM2 got burnt up partially and is permanently OOS. HM1 has been gone for months as far as I know. No idea why they didn't use HM3.

That's a 1988 FMC/Pemfab, my own department's pride and joy. And this is all Eastern Oklahoma.

Literally the most well-lit Emergency vehicle I've ever seen in my life, if you manage to hit that, you shouldn't be driving. Also, the lights came directly off of Code 3 website.