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1935 Other Central Fire Truck 

Vehicle is located in O'Fallon, IL - just 15 miles east of downtown St. Louis, MO
618-271-3000
1935 Central Fire Truck
ENGINE: Hercules I6
TRANSMISSION: 4-Speed Manual
MILEAGE:
BODY STYLE: Truck
EXTERIOR COLOR: Red
INTERIOR COLOR: Red
• Bias Ply Tires
• Seat Belts
• Vinyl Interior
For sale at Gateway Classic Cars in our St. Louis showroom is a 1935 Central Fire Truck. Central Fire Truck Corp. was a St. Louis based company that bought Chevrolet chassis to retro fit with their fire truck bodies and equipment. Powering their fire trucks was a Hercules 6 cylinder. Hercules started manufacturing engines in 1915 and were well known for their high quality and dependability. Their reputation continued to grow to the point where they acquired contracts for the US military where production soared to 1,000,000 units to the US military and allied armed forces. This 1935 Central Fire Truck for sale was originally put to good use by the Belleville, Illinois Fire Dept. After many years of use she was put away as a museum piece and later fell into the hands of a local collector who used it for parades and similar events. Believe it or not, the truck is still wearing its original paint! It starts right up and drives well. The sirens and lights are still in place and is accented nicely with the original brass water cannon. The rest of the fire truck is complete with ladders and fire extinguishers. For more information on this 1935 Central Fire Truck, please call our St. Louis showroom at 618-271-3000 or stop by our showroom. To view HD photos and video, visit www.gatewayclassiccars.com
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