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This post comes from Danny Nelms:
"That engine from Normal, Illinois, that caught fire a few years ago was recently found and shared on Facebook."
In response, Mike Legeros added: "It was parked in Alexis, IL, just around the corner from the Alexis Fire Equipment plant buildings. The engine was a former pumper from Normal, IL, and it appears to have been damaged in a vehicle fire. These are Legeros' photos."
There’s an image attached showing a Pierce fire engine that was destroyed by fire. The photo was taken by the Illinois State Police.
Below is a gallery of images from Mike Legeros, though the actual images aren’t visible here. The thumbnails suggest multiple photos of the same or similar scene, possibly capturing different angles or moments after the fire. Unfortunately, no captions or descriptions are available for the individual images.
If you're interested in seeing more, there’s a link labeled "[Show slideshow]" which might provide a better view of the photos. However, due to the lack of image links, it’s unclear if the full gallery is accessible.
This story highlights how even old incidents can resurface online, sometimes leading to renewed interest or discussion about what happened and how it could have been prevented.
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