This decision is driven by numerous factors, including but not limited to, rarities, historical value, and time availability. Box Alhambra, Ca. In Los Angeles County rig. Captain Bob Hewitt bought rescued the rig, not really ready take on such large project, but unable to let this rig be sold to someone who or not care of its historical value. Captain Hewitt wondered what department this unique fire engine came from and did some research.

Captain Bob Hewitt came across an old fire engine that he was looking

The Museum will set up separate page on its web site to track the progress of the restoration.

Engine was only in service until or at which time it was replaced with new Crown fire engine. Sporting Thermodine Gasoline engine and gallon water tank, this fire engine was one of Los Angeles County rig.

This decision is driven by numerous factors, including but not limited to, rarities, historical value, and time availability. Engine was only in service until or at which time it was replaced with new Crown fire engine. Box Alhambra, Ca. Captain Hewitt wondered what department this unique fire engine came from and did some research.

The Museum will set up separate page on its web site to track the progress of the restoration. Targeted funding is money donated to the Museum that can only be used for the restoration of Engine in timely manor.

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These three fire engines went to fire station Pasadena, San Dimas and Topanga Canyon. 23rd was the Engines first day of service at Station in Topanga Canyon. Targeted funding is money donated to the Museum that can only be used for the restoration of Engine in timely manor. Engine was delivered to the County of Los Angeles Fire Museum Association cannot be judged merely on its extensive collection of restored and unrestored vintage fire apparatus.

Engine is in possession of the County of Los Angeles County Fire Captain Bob Hewitt came across an old fire engine for sale on used

The County of Los Angeles County Fire Departments first red fire engines prior engines were painted green. Captain Hewitt wondered what department this unique fire engine came from and did some research. Marty Smith had Engine placed on trailer and moved, eventually ending up parked in Rancho Cucamonga awaiting restoration. 23rd was the Engines first day of service at Station in Topanga Canyon. In its day Topanga Canyons Engine was the pride of the fleet. Captain Whelan, Patrolman Balintine, and Firefighter Gray were all on duty.