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Just a heads up guys, I am working on an old fire truck myself as seen in my gallery. It is more of a hybrid between the shell of a fire truck and the drive train of a regular truck. I had one of the Federal Beacon Model 174 which are getting harder to find and figured I would give first purchasing rights to the members of the Stovebolt VFD. If someone is interested, then let me know. By the way, I know this should probably be in the swap meet forum, but it seemed more fitting here.

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6 Volt or 12 Volt?

I would be interested in it if it was 6 volt....

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I figured I would add this as well, I came across the primer for the pump as well. If anyone needs it, the let me know. I may have a heat exchanger too.

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Brushtruck,

Finally got around to looking at your truck. Didn't realize it was an American Fire Apparatus truck! That particular brand happens to be my passion. I've got a 1950 waiting to be restored, so I would gladly take ANY parts from the fire truck side of it that you don't plan on using, up to and including the pump.

The primer and heat exchanger, ESP. the heat exchanger, are of interest.

I'll send you a Private Message.

-Michael


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The heat exchanger has disappeared from my stockpile of parts. So, all of the rest of the parts have been moved inside for safe keeping. Hard to keep track of anything with a scrap yard down the road from me. Sorry about that.


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