Light and Siren at swap meet
- Thread starter Darren Bedford
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Prices are reasonable based on condition and if you could use them. If you purchased them for resale, you wouldn't have made much.
John Royark JR
PCS Member
I wonder if that was a John Dorgan siren, it looks like his quality of work.
Wayne Krakowski
PCS Member
For those of us who hunt these flea and auto swaps is there a sticker or marking that would tell us its a John Dorgan unit,this would add value to it if its one of his,I am still learning what to look for...
John never marked his units, however, after seeing many of his rebuilds, I can usually tell if it is one that he had redone. These appear to be originals, but pictures can be deceiving.
Darren Bedford
PCS Member
A friend of mine rebuilds boat props and stamps his work before he rebuilds it. That way he can identify his work as well as the user.
I think Kevin (and others doing a rebuild) should at least put a little sticker on the sirens he rebuilds so people know it was done at a reputable re-manufacturer.
Maybe he does now, I don't know.
John should have in my opinion as well. At least his kids should since they have now taken over his business.
Darren
I think Kevin (and others doing a rebuild) should at least put a little sticker on the sirens he rebuilds so people know it was done at a reputable re-manufacturer.
Maybe he does now, I don't know.
John should have in my opinion as well. At least his kids should since they have now taken over his business.
Darren
Darren Bedford
PCS Member
I don't know enough about lights or sirens to know if those prices are good or not.
I guess when I get a ambulance I will have to gain that knowledge as well.
Darren
I guess when I get a ambulance I will have to gain that knowledge as well.
Darren
you get a ambulance it should have the lights on it.