Fire Trucks

Hi Mairjimmy,

Thanks for that.

Cheers

Graeme

Here is a few older Fire Trucks from North QLD

This old 1932 Model Ford is preserved at the local Charters Towers Zara Clark Museum.

This old

Hers is the missing photo from the prev posting - the rear view of No 8. Bloody Photo Bucket!!

Oldfulla

seams like they never had fire engine numbers on the side of the early trucks?
No. 86 Dennis Tamini was Wingham's first truck in 1944 would there be any records where it ended up?

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Hi Guys , My first post here. Hope I'm in order. My newly acquired MB LA911 (ex ADF) Fire Truck is certainly just that, but not quite old enough for "Historic" chat (at 34 years) and I don't intend to restore it, as it doesn't need it (can you believe that?
Hope I have been successful with my "maiden" post??
Regards, iank

Hi Ian at 34 years you could easy put that on historic rego in every state of Oz.

seams like they never had fire engine numbers on the side of the early trucks?
No. 86 Dennis Tamini was Wingham's first truck in 1944 would there be any records where it ended up?

86 ended up in a wreckers yard near Penrith in the mid 60s and was was badly damaged in a bush fire. The chassis was recovered and rebuilt as a charabanc bus. Not sure where it is now.

Thanks for finding that out for me beaver much appreciated an ex member dropped a photo in recently he took himself when he was a kid dated 1963 I will pick it up from the station and scan it tomorrow night.

Gr8 Pic

OK name dem cars?


FX, Peugot, Consul or Zephur Ute

FE, Mini

LOL

Yhar me nose... not evn close
cya