Ahrens-Fox Fire's were built in Ohio.
The 1947 Mack fire trucks were manufactured in the United States, specifically in Allentown, Pennsylvania, where the Mack Trucks company was based. Mack Trucks has a long history of producing fire apparatus and heavy-duty vehicles, and the 1947 models are notable for their robust design and reliability.
The first fire truck was invented in Joplin, Missouri. The inventor could not sell it to the fire department because they couldn't see where it would be of use. He then told them they could borrow one for one month to prove it's usefulness after which they purchased 3.
Chevrolet never made the Cheyenne trucks for public distribution. The Chevrolet Cheyenne was only a concept car made for future models.
There are a few companies that sell used fire equipment, including fire trucks. They are very specialized companies. In order to purchase one, a phone appointment must be made to discuss the details of the sale.
Lycoming. First used in the Auburn, then enlarged for the ALF fire trucks.
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All movies made before 1923 and movies made before 1964 and not renewed in a timely manner are currently in the public domain.
They test it before use. Usually by putting it in fire.
The first motorized fire engine was developed in 1910. However, horse-drawn fire engines date back to the 18th century, with the earliest mechanical fire pumps appearing in the 1600s. The evolution of fire engines continued through the 20th century, leading to the modern fire trucks we see today.
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The GMT 360 platform trucks were introduced in the 2002 model year. They were produced simultaneously.