Top Ten of 2020

With the start of a new year, comes a new Proliner Rescue Top 10. This list is ranked by number of views throughout the year, adjusted for the amount of time the build has been on our website. Without further ado, here is our Top 10 builds of 2020!

10. Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Department Suburban

Delivered in June, this beautiful red suburban drew plenty of views initially and through the year. It can be seen here, in the shade of the tree that was knocked down by Hurricane Isaias.

9. Mount Sinai Health Expedition

With an uncommon color scheme, Mount Sinai Health’s Ford Expedition EMS supervisor truck takes ninth place in our top ten. Not only is this the only expedition to make it onto our list this year, this is the first Expedition to have ever made it into the top ten. Good work, Mount Sinai!

8. North Patchogue Fire Department Tahoe

This truck was originally Our “Hot Wheels” demo truck for the 2020 LI Fire, Rescue, and EMS Mega Show. Nowadays, it serves the North patchogue Fire Department as a chief truck. We hope North Patchogue has been taking good care of it!

7. Setauket Fire Department Mini Rescue

The first mini rescue on our list, this truck built for Setauket Fire Department is the number seven most viewed vehicle this year. These trucks are built to be able to respond to emergencies extremely quickly, while also carrying all sorts of first aid and rescue equipment.

6. Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Department Pumper

The only true fire truck on our list, Manhasset Lakeville’s KME pumper, delivered in August, takes sixth place! It is seen here demonstrating its impressive capabilities as a pumper, firing hundreds of gallons of water in mere seconds!

5. Brookhaven Fire Department Silverado

Number five on our list, is Brookhaven Fire Department’s chief Silverado. This is one of the few trucks this year we took video of with smoke bombs, gaining it quite a few views. This truck was very popular on our Instagram as well!

4. North Sea Fire Department Silverado

Delivered in January of 2020, North Sea Fire Department’s chief truck has gotten a steady stream of views throughout the year, placing this truck in fourth place. This was one of the very first trucks delivered in 2020!

3. Selden Fire Department Mini Rescue Remount

The only remount on our list, and number three at that! This was the first delivery of 2020, and got plenty of views throughout the year. The body of this truck has been on several chassis before, proving itself a valuable piece of Selden FD’s fleet.

2. Bethpage Fire Department Mini Rescue

Delivered two weeks after Selden’s Swab, this truck is very similar, but features not only a brand new chassis, but a brand new body as well. We hope that this truck proves just as valuable to Bethpage as its cousin did to Selden!

1. Copiague Fire Department M923

The number one build of 2020, Copiague Fire Department’s highwater rescue truck! Built on the chassis of a military surplus cargo truck, this specialty vehicle is built to be able to rescue people trapped by saltwater flooding that would otherwise destroy more expensive rescue vehicles, or require a boat. We hope you enjoyed our Top 10 Builds of 2020, and we hope to see you again next year!

Top Ten of 2019

Happy New Year! Thank you to everyone who helped make 2019 a great year. To close out 2019, we’re showing you the top ten most popular Proliner Rescue trucks of the year. In order from least to most views, we have:

10-Undercover Tahoe

An undercover Tahoe is our tenth most viewed post this year! This truck was delivered in October. You can see the full post here.

9-Williston Park Demers

Williston Park’s Demers MXP150 is our ninth most viewed vehicle this year. This ambulance was delivered in April. See more photos here!

8-Rocky Point Fire Department Tahoe

Rocky Point’s first responder Tahoe is our 8th most viewed vehicle of the year. This truck was delivered in May, more pictures and info can be found here.

7-Copiague Fire Department Tahoe

Copiague Fire Department’s chief Tahoe is our number seven most viewed truck this year. This truck was delivered in March. You can see photos and video of this truck on its page in Recent Deliveries.

6-April Fools/District Car

Our sixth most viewed delivery this year was a district car, edited to be purple for April Fool’s day. The actual color was posted on the following day. You can see the rest of the photos here.

5-Yonkers Fire Department Expeditions

Our fifth most viewed is not one, but three trucks. Yonkers Fire Department’s Battalion Chiefs one, two, and three. These were delivered back in February, you can see photos of them here.

4-Nassau County Fire Marshal Firecom

Nassau County Fire Marshall’s Firecom 2 is our number four most viewed truck this year. Delivered in October, this truck quickly rose to the top five just a few weeks after its delivery. See more of this truck here.

3-Nassau County Fire Marshal

The second Nassau County Fire Marshal truck on this list, is the third most viewed truck of the year. This truck was delivered in January, you can see more photos here.

2-Suffolk County Sheriff F350

The second most viewed truck of 2019, Suffolk County Sheriff’s F350 scale carrier, delivered in April. You can see photos of this truck as well as its custom built scale carrying tray here.

1-Middle Island Fire Department

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Our most viewed truck of the year! Middle island Fire Department’s custom built fire police truck! This truck is loaded with features, a transverse toolboard, a folding message board/traffic advisor, plenty of storage space, flashlight charging bank, and emergency lighting. See the original post here.

Top Ten Posts of 2018

With 2018 coming to an end, we would like to share some of your favorite builds! Here are the top ten most viewed posts of the last year. You can click on any photo to view it in full size!

#10: South Country Ambulance

One of two Wheeled Coach ambulances delivered to South Country Ambulance this year, as well as one of two ambulances on our list. This rig is one of the biggest and most capable we’ve delivered this year.

See the original here.

#9: Islip Terrace Fire Department

One of many fire chief trucks on our list, islip Terrace’s 2018 Tahoe got lots of attention this year. This truck carries our first ventilated command box!

#8 Yaphank Fire Department

The eighth most viewed post in 2018, Yaphank Fire Department’s new F150 chief truck! One of the first Ford vehicles to feature our american flag logo on the emblem. Check out more photos here.

#7: West Babylon Fire Department

The second Ambulance on our list, this Demers MXP150 is the number seven most viewed post this year. Purchased off of the Nassau County contract, many ambulance companies have acquired vehicles just like this over the last year.

#6 Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Department

A fire chief truck, delivered in August to Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Department is our sixth most viewed post this year. A classic design, this vehicle is loaded with emergency lighting, and custom equipment.

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#5 Patchogue Fire Department

A chief Silverado with one of the first command boxes of its type, this truck built for Patchogue Fire Department is our fifth most viewed post this year!

#4: Undercover Tahoe

An undercover vehicle, delivered in early July, this Tahoe is our fourth most viewed post this year! This truck is outfitted with low profile lighting and equipment, making it appear to be a civilian vehicle when not in use.

#3 Terryville Fire Department

A brand new rescue truck, delivered to Terryville in July, is our third most viewed post of the year. Equipped with loads of emergency lighting, radio equipment, and storage space, this is a very impressive vehicle!

#2: Setauket Fire Department Remount

The remount of Setauket Fire Department’s mini-rescue truck was our second most viewed post of 2018. This is actually the third time this body has been mounted on a new chassis, the first being in 2008, and the second being in 2013.

More on this truck here.

View our #1 post here!

#1: Nassau County Fire Marshal

Posted in September, this truck is our most viewed vehicle of 2018! This truck was finally completed and delivered just before the end of the year. View the completed truck here. Congrats Nassau County Fire Marshals!