1926 American LaFrance
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Cuddeback Charlie guides Steve Edney onto the flatbed trailer. | |
| The drum headlights, bell, siren, lanterns and other loose or high-risk pieces were removed and packaged before shipping. |  |
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Al Biggs' family poses for
one last photo with "Nellie". (L to R) Judy, Steve, Bryan, and Susan. |
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Cuddeback Charlie and the '26 begin their 2,500 mile journey to the West Coast |
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| We are grateful to Cuddeback Trucking of Lakeside, CA and especially Charlie for the safety and excellent care received by the '26. | ||
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The Pennsylvania countryside offered some "character" background for these beauty shots. |
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The soda-acid extinguishers and nozzles can be seen on the tailboard. High above are the original Dietz lanterns.
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The wooden spoke wheels can be seen in this photo. |
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The pumper is capable of 1000gpm from its two stage, rotary pump.
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