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getextreme2
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Ashby, MA Fire & EMS Department Mystery Siren
Looks like a strange 5VX or 2V8, but I'm not sure.
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My Massachusetts Siren Map/My YouTube Channel
Model A, Model B-9, Selectone 302DK, OC-9, 2x MS-190s, MS-390, unknown siren from an antique shop, 2 Grover train horns, and a EAR-10 weather radio
Model A, Model B-9, Selectone 302DK, OC-9, 2x MS-190s, MS-390, unknown siren from an antique shop, 2 Grover train horns, and a EAR-10 weather radio
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ArxCyberwolf
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Re: Ashby, MA Fire & EMS Department Mystery Siren
It's a Sterling 5VX.
Just a wolf, siren enthusiast and railfan.
Rewrote almost the entire ARS Wiki, former admin of the CDS Wiki
Proud owner of an FS&S Model L, Sterling Type F, and soon a mini FS 500AT!
Rewrote almost the entire ARS Wiki, former admin of the CDS Wiki
Proud owner of an FS&S Model L, Sterling Type F, and soon a mini FS 500AT!
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getextreme2
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Re: Ashby, MA Fire & EMS Department Mystery Siren
Ok thanks, thats what I thought
My Massachusetts Siren Map/My YouTube Channel
Model A, Model B-9, Selectone 302DK, OC-9, 2x MS-190s, MS-390, unknown siren from an antique shop, 2 Grover train horns, and a EAR-10 weather radio
Model A, Model B-9, Selectone 302DK, OC-9, 2x MS-190s, MS-390, unknown siren from an antique shop, 2 Grover train horns, and a EAR-10 weather radio
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FSmodel2-1921
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Re: Ashby, MA Fire & EMS Department Mystery Siren
It’s a early sterling. I’ve heard this one go. It’s probably the coolest siren in New England
– owner of zero sirens. Studyer of mechanical sirens.
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