Advertise Used Fire Truck
Advertising your used fire truck for sale with Fire Line Equipment, we recognize how important your fire apparatus is to serving your community. With over 20 years of experience in the fire apparatus and equipment industry, we have earned a reputation for integrity, reliability, and outstanding customer service.
Our expertise sets us apart when it comes to selling used fire trucks. With decades of industry knowledge, we know how to position your apparatus effectively to reach its maximum value. Our team understands market trends and uses that insight to connect your truck with the right buyers.
Selling a fire truck can feel overwhelming, but we simplify the process for you. From start to finish, we handle every detail. We answer inquiries, screen potential buyers, and address technical questions, ensuring only serious buyers come forward. This approach saves you time and allows you to focus on your department’s needs.
Our extensive buyer network helps your apparatus gain visibility across the nation. We connect your listing to qualified buyers, increasing the chances of finding the perfect match. With our resources and connections, your truck reaches a broader audience, improving the likelihood of a successful sale.
When you partner with Fire Line Equipment, you gain a team dedicated to making the sales process smooth and efficient. We focus on securing the best results for your fire apparatus while ensuring the experience remains rewarding and straightforward. Our commitment to serving the firefighting community means you can trust us to handle your sale with care, professionalism, and expertise.
Let us guide you through the process of selling your fire truck, turning what might feel like a challenge into a seamless and productive experience. At Fire Line Equipment, we prioritize your success and the continued service of your community.
Get Started Selling Your Used Fire Truck or Ambulance
Great Pictures Sell
Begin with wide-angle shots that capture the entire fire truck from various perspectives, including the front, back, and both sides. Make sure the vehicle is fully within the frame without any parts being cut off. These clear, comprehensive images help buyers get a complete sense of the truck’s condition and design.
PDF Listing Form
Show Vehicle Condition
Be upfront about the vehicle’s condition. If there are any scratches, dents, or signs of wear, take detailed close-up photos of those areas. Providing honest documentation builds trust with potential buyers and helps prevent any unexpected issues later in the sales process.
PDF Listing Form
Show The Details
Focus on key details that matter to potential buyers, such as the pump panel, compartments, tires, emergency lighting, and any custom features. If the apparatus includes unique or upgraded components, ensure they are clearly captured in the photos.
PDF Listing FormMake a Great First Impression
Taking great pictures is essential when selling your fire apparatus. High-quality photos can significantly impact a potential buyer’s first impression and increase the chances of a successful sale. Here are some tips to ensure you capture the best possible images of your fire truck:
1. Clean the Truck
Before taking any photos, make sure the apparatus is thoroughly cleaned and polished. This includes washing the exterior, cleaning the cab, and organizing any compartments. A well-maintained truck will appear more attractive to potential buyers.
2. Choose the Right Lighting
Natural lighting works best for photographing vehicles. Aim to take pictures either in the early morning or late afternoon when the light is softer and creates fewer harsh shadows. Avoid shooting in direct sunlight, as it can cause glare or wash out details.
3. Capture the Entire Vehicle
Start with wide shots that show the whole fire truck from different angles (front, back, and both sides). Ensure the entire vehicle fits within the frame and that nothing is cut off. Clear, full-view photos give buyers a better understanding of the truck’s overall condition and design.
4. Highlight Key Features
Zoom in on specific details that are important to potential buyers, such as the pump panel, compartments, tires, emergency lighting, and any custom features. If the apparatus has unique or upgraded components, make sure these are clearly photographed.
5. Show the Interior
Don’t forget to capture the cab and any other interior spaces, including the driver’s seat, dashboard, and control panels. A clean and well-maintained interior adds value and can make the truck more appealing to buyers.
6. Focus on Condition
Be transparent about the condition of the vehicle. If there are any scratches, dents, or wear and tear, take close-up shots of those areas. Honest documentation can help build trust with potential buyers and avoid surprises later in the sales process.
7. Use a Stable Camera
Blurry images can turn buyers away. Use a tripod or make sure your camera or smartphone is steady when taking photos to ensure sharp, clear pictures. If possible, use a high-quality camera to capture crisp details.
8. Take Multiple Photos
Take a variety of shots from different angles and distances. Offer both wide shots and close-ups of key details. Having a range of images allows buyers to get a comprehensive view of the apparatus.
9. Consider the Background
Choose a clean, uncluttered background to avoid distractions. Ideally, the background should complement the truck without taking attention away from it. A neutral, open space works best.
PDF Listing Form
Please Note
You will be providing used fire trucks and firefighting equipment specifications. They will be provided to a potential buyer of your used fire apparatus or equipment. Fire Line Equipment will make no claim as to the accuracy of the provided specifications. Your used vehicle may be subject to inspection and verification. The used fire truck or equipment buyer may inspect prior to completion of the sale and transfer of the title. All used fire trucks and firefighting equipment are sold as-is, where-is. Unless otherwise noted by the seller / owner of the used fire trucks and equipment.
We only list quality, certified and ready for service used and demo fire trucks from volunteer, paid fire departments and used fire truck dealers. Many of our used fire truck listings are from manufacturers such as: E-One, Seagrave, Pierce, American LaFrance, Sutphen, LTI, Squrt, Telesqurt, Crimson, Aerialscope, Freightliner, International, Mack, 4 – Guys, S&S, KME, HME, Sutphen, GMC, Ford, Dodge, Spartan, Duplex, Braun, McCoy-Miller, Medtec, and Medic Master.
