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On the way back to home from the auto show from the weekend from last, I was able to stop and snap the retired fire engine on display.
A former City of Atlanta 2000 Spartan Gladiator Quality fire engine which recently retired from the service:
Yesterday on my way to the MARTA Five Points station, I spotted an old bus on the flat bed trailer. I manage to snap this picture from my cell phone in time before it disappeared for good. According to CPTDB wiki's site it was listed as 1956 GMC TDH-4512 'Old Look' fleet number 253:
A former City of Atlanta 2000 Spartan Gladiator Quality fire engine which recently retired from the service:
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Yesterday on my way to the MARTA Five Points station, I spotted an old bus on the flat bed trailer. I manage to snap this picture from my cell phone in time before it disappeared for good. According to CPTDB wiki's site it was listed as 1956 GMC TDH-4512 'Old Look' fleet number 253:
