Since 1912 American LaFrance produced four- (Type 14-4) and six-cylinder (Type 14-6) ladder trucks. It had the ability to carry a full range of scaling ladders plus all of its original ladders and equipment which included a safety net that could be used...
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In 1955 the truck line was vastly improved, with totally new sheet metal gracing all models. For the first time in Chevrolet's truck range light duty and medium duty trucks received different styling. All trucks received newly designed fenders which...
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In 1911, the company introduced its first six-cylinder engine. Two more cylinders were added to the basic Type 5 / 10 motor. Although bore and stroke remained unchanged at 5-1/2 by 6 inches, horsepower was increased to 100 - powerful enough to drive an...
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The Type 10 was slightly larger and more powerful than its predcessor the Type 5. It was used for pumpers, combination hose and chemical cars, hose cars and salvage cars. The fire truck was equipped with a 4 cylinder 75 hp engine and a 140 inch wheel...
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The cabover models of 1954 year were upgraded the same way as the conventional trucks. They've got a new grille, parking lights transferred closer to the sides of the cab, one-piece windshield, new instrument panel inside, and adjustable driver's seat....
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