Ep 9. Firehouse Number 7

The twelfth season of Salvage Dawgs continues with episode 9 entitled "Firehouse Number 7". This episode takes the viewers on a trip to the historic Firehouse Number 7 located in Roanoke, Virginia. This firehouse was built way back in 1907 and served as a fire station for the city until 2007. It is an important part of the city's history and is filled with unique and valuable items.

As usual, the Salvage Dawgs team gets to work salvaging different items. They start by removing the fire pole that links the upstairs bedrooms with the truck bay area. This particular fire pole is made of brass, and the team knows that it has a lot of value. They carefully take it down and make sure that they do not damage it in any way.

Next, they move on to the truck bay area where they find a 1938 Mack fire truck that is in relatively good condition. This fire truck is a classic and is worth a lot of money. The team looks at different ways to take it out of the firehouse without damaging it. They eventually come up with a plan and manage to get the truck out of the firehouse.

As the team goes through the firehouse, they find a lot of other interesting items such as antique fire extinguishers, metal plates with the firehouse number on them, and even an old horse-drawn fire hose reel. They take all these items out of the firehouse, and then they move on to the upstairs bedrooms.

The bedrooms are filled with interesting items such as vintage lockers, cabinets, and even parts of the original firehouse bell system. The team is impressed by the quality of the items that they find. They soon realize that salvaging these items is going to take a lot of time and effort.

Finally, after an exhausting day, the team finishes salvaging all the items from the firehouse. They now have to pack everything up and take them to their warehouse where they will be restored, repurposed, and sold to different clients.

Overall, Firehouse Number 7 has been a successful salvage mission for the Salvage Dawgs team. They have managed to get a lot of valuable items that will fetch a good price in the market. This episode is a reminder of the importance of preserving our history and heritage. It is fascinating to see how a place like a firehouse can have so many unique and valuable items that can be given a new life. Salvage Dawgs continues to be a great show for anyone who loves history, architecture, and anything related to design.