Later versions of mobile TV stations "Magnolia 83A" had rectangular headlights and a different grille. The vehicles were called "Cypress". Its electronic equipment was made not in Shaulay, but in Kaunas, at the Banga plant. The trucks were equipped with...
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In the Soviet Union after the XXII Olympic Games in 1980 was necessary to modernize the mobile TV stations vehicles. The base model of that time - "Magnolia-80" - was built on the chassis of bus LiAZ-5932. In 1983, the mobile TV station "Magnolia-80"...
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In 1955 Ahrens-Fox surprised fire industry with the introduction of its first (and last) cab-forward fire apparatus. Utilizing bus front-end sheet metal and C.D.Beck's forward control chassis technology, the pleasingly styled model FCB prototype sported...
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In 1947 Ahrens-Fox introduced its first all-new postwar styling. The handsome new Ahrens-Fox E-C / E-R / F-C / H-C / I-C conventionals featured sleek styling with integral front fenders and a massive new vertical grille. Later models have front grille...
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In 1936, the company's centrifugal and rotary gear pumpers got modern, streamlined styling with a sloped shield-shape grille and Schacht's high tapered hood. It is interesting, that most of these trucks had closed cabin. Quads (I-C-U) and tractors for...
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