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#798403 11/16/2011 4:24 PM
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hey got a 40 model chevy fire truck looking to restore any help would be great thanks

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ThunderboltFire,

Welcome to the Stovebolt... wave

What brand is the service body and pump? How complete is the truck?

Ask away and we'll do our best to help you out.

Don't forget to email your story and pictures to Peggy (Stovebolt editor) so she can put you in the Gallery.

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Ah, Fresh Firebolt Blood!!!

Details! We need Details!

How did you get the truck? Where did it serve? What are your plans - complete restoration, refurb, just a parade truck?

All Chevy fire trucks were sent to a factory as a "cab & Chassis", and had the fire company install the body. The Fire Engine companies in 1940 were pretty regional, save for the big three: Seagrave, Mack & American LaFrance. Scores of smaller companies installed bodies and pumps. Who did yours? If you don't know, we may be able to tease it out of photos.

Speaking of which - we LOVE pics!!! Post 5 or 6 good shots, and many questions, comments and suggestions are sure to follow!

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pics to come shortly it was originally at fort stward amry base they donateded it to us in 47 and was one trucks that rode calls till bout 80s then it was retired and put away in a garage somewhere its and 43 chevy buffalo c-100 1 1/2 ton american lafrance


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