The reason I asked is that I didn't see CC38 in your photo, and in your photo there appears to be some kind of air-conditioning "doghouse" added to the front wall of the rear box, over the cab.

In the more recent photo by Sean, it shows no air-conditioning box, leading me to believe it was a different truck, albeit very similar and from the same purchase era.

Would they have removed that doghouse? If not, it seems to be a different truck.

Or am I "just seein' things"?

Pop

 

Hmm. Possible. Perhaps they got a new one? Same unit though.

 

That means "same job, same outfit, same inventory, different physical vehicle"?

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We got some FD some of these

 

Correct ..

 

DSC_1760 by Trey Spooner Photography, on Flickr

 

Trey,

That shot looks about as professional as you can get!

Kudos, photog (or should that read pho-dog?)!

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Thanks. Here are some others.

DSC_2874 by Trey Spooner Photography, on Flickr

DSC_2884 by Trey Spooner Photography, on Flickr

Kern County Fire Dept Truck 41 by Trey Spooner Photography, on Flickr

DSC_1790 by Trey Spooner Photography, on Flickr

Hall Ambulance Transporting Code 3 by Trey Spooner Photography, on Flickr

Bakersfield City Fire Dept by Trey Spooner Photography, on Flickr

 

Nice techniques.

Especially like the water leak on the blow-off, and the hoses laying on the ground waiting to be put back on the truck.

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Trey what camera are you using?

 

Thanks Trey, was fun wandering your flickr photos.

 

We saw an ambulance not long after this rig today about 10:30am. Wonder if a cyclist met a vehicle.

 

Crusin' the PCH again, eh, Sean?

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Yes, we were out on a hike up Yerba Buena. Stopped in before it got too crowded.

 

From 5-7pm today, fascinating tour. Kept pestering the guys/gals who work there with questions. I wonder if Ian can pick out the real Huey's from the Bells?