As seen around … Evergreen Park

Steve Redick recently stumbled upon an interesting find in Evergreen Park: a 1975 Chicago Truck Co. SS3 that has been meticulously lettered to resemble Truck 75 from the popular TV series *Chicago Fire*. This vehicle was custom-prepared for on-screen appearances, adding an authentic touch to the show's firefighting scenes. The attention to detail is impressive, with the truck featuring a decal design that mirrors the fictional Chicago Fire Department’s Truck 75. It’s not just about the exterior; the interior and equipment were also adapted to fit the role of a working firetruck on set. Steve managed to capture some excellent photos, showcasing how this real-life vehicle has been transformed into a Hollywood prop. In one image, you can clearly see the vibrant colors and sharp lines of the decal applied to the SS3, which gives it that unmistakable firehouse aesthetic. Another photo highlights the vehicle's unique snorkel feature, which is a standout element for anyone familiar with modern firefighting apparatus. A third picture provides a closer look at the truck's overall transformation, capturing its resemblance to the show's vehicles. Matt Schumann was also fortunate enough to photograph this remarkable SS3, adding another perspective to its story. His images emphasize the truck's impressive size and the craftsmanship involved in its transformation. It’s clear that the folks behind *Chicago Fire* went above and beyond to ensure authenticity when it came to their vehicle props. For fans of the show or those interested in classic firefighting vehicles, this SS3 represents more than just a prop—it’s a blend of nostalgia and modern entertainment. Whether it’s parked on set or cruising through the streets of Evergreen Park, this truck certainly makes a statement. If you ever get the chance to see it in person, it’s definitely worth checking out!

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