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One of those coach-built C8A's again. . .
http://www.oldtimers-te-koop.be/oude...gen_61156.aspx 634033723310227161.jpg
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According to the ad it's a 1941 Chev....so, probably a C15A in stead of a C8A? Alex
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Alex, you are quite correct, it does have a history and as indicated on another thread that I can't seem to find
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Alex, Barry,
The Dutch coach-built C8A-based fire engines first came up in Wheels & Tracks magazine. It turns out several have survived in this form, see http://www.historical-fire-engines.c...915.search.htm for an example. See CMPs for sale in Holland for another (better) one for sale. Also see Dutch CMPs for other HUP fire engines in a more standard configuration. HTH, Hanno
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Chevrolet data plates, ad from www.gaf92.nl :
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Ad on MilWeb:
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