Mercedes-Benz L1724 Fire Truck 1979
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Specifications Mercedes-Benz L1724 Fire Truck 1979 blueprint
The Mercedes-Benz L1724 Fire Truck, introduced in 1979, is a four-wheel drive automotive vehicle used primarily for firefighting and oversize-load hauling applications. It boasts an impressive power/weight ratio and a rugged automotive all-wheel-drive chassis with superb off-road running gear. The L1724 is a utilitarian workhorse boasting stout V6 and a 4.5-litre autobahn-shattering diesel engine mated to five-speed manual transmission and a push-button 4WD transfer case. The unique 4x4 driveline contributes to the trucks strong performance making it an ideal vehicle for off-road conditions and deep water onditions. The truck is well-equipped with an extensive list of features which include a 50 kilowatt generator, a 2.4-ton winch, special lights for night operations and a high-capacity water reservoir for firefighting. The cabin offers seating for a total of seven passengers and can be further enhanced with the optional air-cooled seats and extended step ladder for rescuing personnel. The trucks body is made from corrosion-resistant MDI material and features anti-skid fiber matting that minimizes accidents due to slippage in wet areas. With its muscular appeal and reliable performance, the Mercedes-Benz L1724 Fire Truck is a fantastic choice for emergency services and first responders.
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