Shop the Largest Selection, Click to See Search eBay faster with PicClick. Not used for many years, the vehicle was purchased by the present owner at Hershey, USA in 1999 with a view to converting it into an old-style charabanc, a project that was not pursued because of insufficient time. Money Back Guarantee ensures YOU receive. Reported as starting, running, driving and stopping well, it is offered in fundamentally sound mechanical condition but in need of restoration, and is sold strictly as viewed.
#1950 american lafrance series
Depending on pump or ladder size, 700 Series customers had a choice of four V-12 engines - 190-, 204- and 215-horsepower variants of the Lycoming-based V-12, or the big 240-horsepower ALF "E" V-12, the former 312A engine.
Standard pump in the 700 Series was a new American LaFrance Tripflow two-stage centrifugal. The comprehensive 700 Series model lineup included 500, 600, 750, 1000, 12 gallon-per minute pumpers 65-, 75-, 85- and 100-foot service aerials 75-, 85- and 100-foot tractor trailers aerials city service ladder trucks and quadruple and quintuple combinations. Special hose and booster cars, rescue and floodlight cars, airfoam pumpers and 4x4 airport crash fire trucks rounded out the big 700 Series. The first production 700 Series fire engines were delivered to fire departments in March of 1947. Browse our inventory of new and used AMERICAN LAFRANCE Trucks For Sale near you at. By the end of 1950, American LaFrance had delivered more than 1400 of these cab-forward wonders. Models include CONDOR, EAGLE, PUMPER, FAS TAK, LTI-100LT, METROPOLITAN, and PIONEER.
With continuous improvements, the spectacularly successful 700 Series remained in production for 12 years. In 1955, the company introduced a trio of new economy-model 700 Series pumpers named the Ranger, Crusader and Protector.
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