[AT] OT- Anyone looking for a Fire Engine??? OT

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Steve,

Where is it located and is it gas or diesel?

We traded in one of our 1977 Engines this Spring. It ended up on a horse farm 
in Rhode Island. The owner gets a good break on his insurance for having a 
pumper on the property. The insurance guy comes out once a year to verify the 
pump test.

Karl

In a message dated 10/29/04 3:08:15 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
falcon at telenet.net writes:

<< The FD I am a member of will be putting up for sale one of the older
 pump trucks. We replaced it with a newer unit and it is just collecting
 dust and rust now. It is a Lime Yellow '75-6 Ford Cab over (no pictures
 yet but it looks just like the retired engine 5 on this page.
 http://cnyfiretrucks.com/qr/ruralgrove.html Make an offer.
 
 
 Oh and if you want to see the toys I normally play with take a look at
 http://cnyfiretrucks.com/uv/vh.html  The first station in VanHornesville
 is over 100 years old and is height limited. It was a blacksmiths shop
 and then a store. The second station in Starkville is the one I usually
 go out of.
 
  There are three trucks in each station.
 #1 has Rescue 507, Engine 159, Engine 156
 #2 has Rescue 526, Engine 135, Engine 157( front pump is off in the
 picture, being re-sealed and tested)
 
 The retired engine 157 is still available but it hasn't been touched in
 two years. CHEAP...
 
 
 Steve Williams
  >>