1969 American LaFrance Ladder Chief Truck
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Specifications 1969 American LaFrance Ladder Chief Truck blueprint
The 1969 American LaFrance ladder chief truck has an eye-catching appeal and unmistakable presence. It features a classic chrome-style grille and detailed emblems that represent the truck's immense power and heritage as a reliable firefighting staple. The iconic cab has a bright yellow exterior with bold black accents that give the old-school ladder truck an aggressive look, making it the perfect way to fight fires wherever you go. The cab is equipped with a powerful diesel engine that provides enough torque and power to reach speeds of up to 65 mph. In the back, the LaFrance ladder chief truck has a 50-foot ladder with a water pump attached to the top that can go up to 2,000 gallons of water per minute. The ladder also comes with adjustable levels so it can be used for different reasons, such as fighting fires or for rescuing victims. Plus, the truck has a firefighting hose of 250 feet and a supply of firefighting foam. Inside the cab, you can find comfortable seating for five and a number of other firefighting-related gadgets and equipment. The interior also includes a custom radio, a firefighting bell, a siren, and a compass for navigating. All these features make this truck an essential asset for any fire rescue team.
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