1972 Fire Truck
 

Pretty cool. Anyone in Ohio ever see this?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevr...spagenameZWDVW

or, Item number: 170197895117

Re: 1972 Fire Truck
 

I like the radio delete.:lol:

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Wow, that is SOOO frickin cool.

Re: 1972 Fire Truck
 

wow that a clean truck
but i have never seen "rare auto lock 4 wheel drive" on a 67-72 truck before and it isnt listed on the glove box ???

wounder what they did with the tailgate ?????????

Re: 1972 Fire Truck
 

That could be a lot of fun.

Re: 1972 Fire Truck
 

First rear engine model I`ve seen :D.That thing is nice.Never had lock-outs.

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I think the auto locking hubs are simply never optioned with lockouts. I remember the old duce and a half, you had to do some backing and forward ritual, and maybe a transfer case lever too... not sure, I didn't get to drive them too much.

There's a few things that make me wonder the acuracy of the description... but either way, it looks totally bad ass and looks parade ready to me.

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The only think rare about the so called "auto-lock" is that almost everyone ordered the "optional" lock out hubs.Kinda like bragging about a radio delete instead of an AM/FM.

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Or like my dad was bragging years ago about having a 8rare8 82 firebird with the 2.5 4 cylinder.
*LAME*

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That is drool-worthy!

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A volunteer department I used to be on has a 69 or 70 (don't remember now) that didn't have the "manual lock out" hubs.

I'm not sure I would drool over that too much. It looks nice and shiny, but being a firefighter and having been a rural volunteer firefighter for 10 years now, I know how brush/wildland trucks get treated. I'm not saying it's in bad shape but without knowing a more thorough history, it may not be a $10,000-$15,000 truck.

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I work on said equipment... I agree 100%. 20,000 miles doesn't always mean cream puff.

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I would love to have it...without all the fire stuff in the bed. One really sharp truck!

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I'd love to have that truck, contract myself out at $160 an hour at the next Forest fire in the Okanagon, I mean it is a truck to be used right? The only concern would be how often it got washed if there was any trapped water under all the checkerplate and how many hours on the motor, fire trucks sit and idle a lot. but what's a motor.

too cool,

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I can't have it, it don't see a Haligan tool!!!! (you fire personel will know what I mean!)

what a beauty. IAFF2407, your right. I thorough inspection of the bed under the plate is definitely in order.

but I just love to see working rigs...