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Farmland IN 1922 Ford/American LaFrance Hose Wagon
Steve Hagy posted a gallery image in Other Makes and Models
From the album: Fire Apparatus - Antique and Vintage Fire Department Vehicles
Farmland IN 1922 Ford/American LaFrance Hose Wagon with two 25 gallon chemical tanks. Serial #F 799© Steve Hagy photo. Do not reproduce without written permission.
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Hi Folks, Not much to go on with this picture. A mid-1950's vintage Chevrolet panel truck that served with the Miami East Fire Dept. in Clermont County, Ohio. I would like to get an exact year on this. Thank you all! Steve
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This car was assigned to the Fire Chief of Cincinnati in the late 1940's or early 1950's. It looks fancy to me and a retired firefighter told me many years ago that he thought it was a Lincoln. He also said that it was painted forest green. I sure wish I had a better, and in color, photo of this auto. As usual I would like to know the make, model and year and any other interesting tidbits that this fantastic group can come up with. Thanks for looking. Steve
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Hi, Back with another mystery photo. I am more clueless than usual about the car pictured here. Not only do I not know the year, make and model of this beauty, I have no idea where the photo was taken. I'm confident that one of the people on this board will come up with the auto identification! Then I'll work on identifying the town. Can't wait to see this mystery solved... Steve
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Thank you keiser31. Your knowledge of early autos is impressive!
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Thank you for the replies and the speedy identification. The remaining mystery is figuring out what fire department this photo shows.
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New Richmond Life Squad 1961 Ford Country Squire/Seibert Ambulance
Steve Hagy posted a gallery image in Other Makes and Models
From the album: Fire Apparatus - Antique and Vintage Fire Department Vehicles
New Richmond OH 1961 Ford Country Squire/Seibert Ambulance A real beauty from an era when most ambulances were automobile conversions. Ed Effron photo.© Do not reproduce without written permission.
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Hi! This newly constructed fire engine is parked by the Crutcher Motor Company dealership. As I recall there was an indication on this photo that it was taken in Oklahoma. The only clues that I can provide are that the hub caps have a triangular shaped emblem on them and there is a Dodge Brothers sign by the doorway and Willys Knight lettering on the window. Looking for the make, model and year. Thank you folks... Steve
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Hi Gang, I searching for my usual information. Make, model and year of this early fire chief's auto. In playing with the image in Photoshop it appears that the radiator emblem has a large "S" in the center. There is also a name around the base of the hub caps however I couldn't read any of the lettering. I just know someone is going to identify this beauty! As always, thank you for your comments.
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A nice idea, but I grabbed that photo from the unofficial department Facebook page. Unfortunately no one on the department knew what the car was which is why I decided to give the people here a shot at it (I almost always receive an answer too, this is a great forum). I personally love going through old department journals looking for this type of information, but I'm a few hours away from Huntington. Also, you would be surprised at home many departments don't keep their old records!
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From the album: Fire Apparatus - Antique and Vintage Fire Department Vehicles
Louisville KY - Auxiliary Quad 4 1959 Pirsch 1000 GPM - 200 Tank - Quad #2438 Model: 41 KZ© Do not reproduce without written permission.
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From the album: Fire Apparatus - Antique and Vintage Fire Department Vehicles
Woodlawn Fire Co. No. 1 - South Whitehall Township at Allentown, Pennsylvania 1937 Hahn 350 GPM Serial #6350 E© Do not reproduce without written permission.
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From the album: Fire Apparatus - Antique and Vintage Fire Department Vehicles
Ex-Pomeroy WA 1949 Kenworth/Gray 750 GPM - Quad© Do not reproduce without written permission.
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Thanks for the replies. Is there any way to pin down the year with the photo that I posted?
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This photo shows the Chief's buggy in Huntington, West Virginia. I'm clueless as to the year, make and model. I'm hoping this is some really odd manufacturer!
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From the album: Fire Apparatus - Antique and Vintage Fire Department Vehicles
East Alton IL 1957 Reo/Central 1000 GPM - 300 Tank A Reo "Gold Comet" truck chassis.© Do not reproduce without written permission.
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Springfield Township OH 1951 Ward LaFrance
Steve Hagy posted a gallery image in Other Makes and Models
From the album: Fire Apparatus - Antique and Vintage Fire Department Vehicles
Springfield Twp. at Holland OH 1951 Ward LaFrance 500 GPM - 500 Tank #2632 Model: 47 T© Do not reproduce without written permission.
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From the album: Fire Apparatus - Antique and Vintage Fire Department Vehicles
Ex-Miamisburg OH 1934 Ahrens-Fox 500 GPM - 100 Tank - Quad #8004 Model: V-L-U 42 After serving at Miamisburg the town of West Carrolton, Ohio operated this rig.© Do not reproduce without written permission.
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From the album: Fire Apparatus - Antique and Vintage Fire Department Vehicles
Utica PA 1957 Chevrolet/Howe 500 GPM #10025© Do not reproduce without written permission.
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U.S. Army at Fort Lewis WA Model T Ford/Howe Pumpers
Steve Hagy posted a gallery image in Other Makes and Models
From the album: Fire Apparatus - Antique and Vintage Fire Department Vehicles
U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps Camp Lewis at Tacoma WA 1917 Ford/Howe pumpers. 150 GPM The Army purchased 163 of these engines during WWI. Three of the machines were assigned to Camp Lewis. One of the Doughboys has the booster line and is ready to fight fire! These were small machines without a lot of horsepower. You could only get one ortwo good streams going with one of these and you were at the capacity of the pump. Do you have an interest in old fire engines? Visit the SPAAMFAA (Society for the Preservation and Appreciation of Antique Motor Fire Apparatus in America) web site at: <a href="http://spaamfaa.org" rel="noreferrer nofollow">spaamfaa.org</a> and see how you can learn more about fire apparatus and share in an interesting hobby. You do not need to own a fire engine to become a member. As part of your membership you will receive an award winning quarterly magazine (Enjine! ~ Enjine! - Published since 1971) devoted to the subject of antique and vintage fire apparatus and a quarterly newsletter. Plus, you can meet lots of other people who share your interest! -
Newark OH 1918 Hudson/Seagrave Squad Wagon
Steve Hagy posted a gallery image in Other Makes and Models
From the album: Fire Apparatus - Antique and Vintage Fire Department Vehicles
Newark OH 1918 Hudson/Seagrave Squad Wagon with Booster Equipment #19843 Do you like old fire engines? Me too! Take a look at the SPAAMFAA (Society for the Preservation and Appreciation of Antique Motor Fire Apparatus in America) web site at: <a href="http://spaamfaa.org" rel="noreferrer nofollow">spaamfaa.org</a> and see how you can learn more about fire apparatus and share in an interesting hobby. You do not need to own a fire engine to become a member. As part of your membership you will receive an award winning quarterly magazine (Enjine! ~ Enjine! - Published since 1971) devoted to the subject of antique and vintage fire apparatus and a quarterly newsletter. Plus, you can meet lots of other people who share your interest! -
Live Oak FL 1947 Chevrolet/Pirsch Pumper
Steve Hagy posted a gallery image in Other Makes and Models
From the album: Fire Apparatus - Antique and Vintage Fire Department Vehicles
Live Oak FL Engine 3 1947 Chevrolet/Pirsch 500 GPM - 500 Tank #PC 07 Do you like old fire engines? Me too! Take a look at the SPAAMFAA (Society for the Preservation and Appreciation of Antique Motor Fire Apparatus in America) web site at: <a href="http://spaamfaa.org" rel="noreferrer nofollow">spaamfaa.org</a> and see how you can learn more about fire apparatus and share in an interesting hobby. You do not need to own a fire engine to become a member. As part of your membership you will receive an award winning quarterly magazine (Enjine! ~ Enjine! - Published since 1971) devoted to the subject of antique and vintage fire apparatus and a quarterly newsletter. Plus, you can meet lots of other people who share your interest!© Steve Hagy photo. Do not reproduce without written permission.
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Ex-Fredericksburg OH 1948 Ford/Queen City Pumper
Steve Hagy posted a gallery image in Other Makes and Models
From the album: Fire Apparatus - Antique and Vintage Fire Department Vehicles
Ex-Fredericksburg OH 1948 Ford/Queen City 500 GPM Queen City was a small manufacturer located in Cincinnati that is known to have built 7 pieces of apparatus. Photographed at the Ohio Fire Academy during the 2006 SPAAMFAA National Convention and Muster. Do you like old fire engines? Me too! Take a look at the SPAAMFAA (Society for the Preservation and Appreciation of Antique Motor Fire Apparatus in America) web site at: spaamfaa.org and see how you can learn more about fire apparatus and share in an interesting hobby. You do not need to own a fire engine to become a member. As part of your membership you will receive an award winning quarterly magazine (Enjine! ~ Enjine! - Published since 1971) devoted to the subject of antique and vintage fire apparatus and a quarterly newsletter. Plus, you can meet lots of other people who share your interest!© Steve Hagy photo.
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Eastwood KY - 1960 Ford/Howe Brush Engine
Steve Hagy posted a gallery image in Other Makes and Models
From the album: Fire Apparatus - Antique and Vintage Fire Department Vehicles
Eastwood KY 1960 Ford/Howe 500 GPM - 250 Tank #10698 Model: HRS-F Note the subway straps on the rear crossbar so that firefighters can respond standing on the tailboard on this small engine. With the 4x4 chassis that had to be a bumpy ride. Do you like old fire engines? Me too! Take a look at the SPAAMFAA (Society for the Preservation and Appreciation of Antique Motor Fire Apparatus in America) web site at: <a href="http://spaamfaa.org" rel="noreferrer nofollow">spaamfaa.org</a> and see how you can learn more about fire apparatus and share in an interesting hobby. You do not need to own a fire engine to become a member. As part of your membership you will receive an award winning quarterly magazine (Enjine! ~ Enjine! - Published since 1971) devoted to the subject of antique and vintage fire apparatus and a quarterly newsletter. Plus, you can meet lots of other people who share your interest!© Steve Hagy photo. Do not reproduce without written permission.
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Hi, Just for fun I thought I would post one of my gas station photos instead of my usual fire engine pictures. This is the Hazel filling station in West Virginia. I believe that the car with the rectangular enameled emblem is a Hudson. At least that's what the emblem looks like to me! So folks, can anyone identify the make, model and year of these gas guzzlers? Steve
