Vehicle Info
Bragging Rights
- 1/4 Mile11 sec @ 120 mph
- 0-603.95 sec
- Top Speed120 mph
- HP600
- Weight3000 lbs
Major Upgrades
- port and polish
- nitrous
- engine swap
- bore-increase
- extrude-honed
- stroke-increase
Modifications
Performance Parts
- Edelbrock Intake
- Hooker Header
- Hooker Exhaust
- Edelbrock Engine Comps.
- MSD Ignition
- Racing Dynamics Shocks
- Racing Dynamics Springs
- Belltech Inc. Strut Bars
- Custom Brakes
- Custom Transmission
Car Audio & Video
- Sony Sound Processor
- Sony Speakers
- Legacy Subwoofers
- Custom Sub Enclosure
- Rockford Fosgate Wiring
- Sony Tweeters
- JVC Head Unit
- Sony Amplifier
Interior
Exterior Styling
Poll
I am also a firefighter. i work on Groveland township Fire Department as a firefighter cadet. Here are a few of our trucks. I mean, who doesn't like fire trucks?
On the left is Engine 1. If we have a fire or car crash, this is the best truck for the job. next to that is Engine 2. This is our second best truck for a fire. Engine 1 is newer.
This is Tanker 1 on the left. The tanker is meant to transport water from a hydrant to the engine on a fire. Next to that is Squad 1. We use this to hold airpacks, bottles, ladders, all kind of stuff.
Our Grass/plow truck is on the left here. In the summer, this carries indians (like a big squirt gun on your back) for grass fires that the big trucks can't reach. In the winter we throw on a huge salt bin and a plow. Over on the right is the dive trailer. We have had several drownings in our area, so we have an underwater search and rescue team. I hope to join this shortly.
And last but not least, the ambulances. Alpha 1 is on the left and Alpha two is on the right. These are obviously used to save lives and take people to the hospital. I know Aplha 2 looks cooler, but Alpha 1 is new so it has seniority.
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