1927 Fox Ahrens Firetruck Pattern at WoodCraftPlans.com

1927 Fox Ahrens Firetruck Pattern
[FS-1927]

$15.00

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This reproduction of the famous Ahrens - Fox hook and ladder truck includes instructions and full size patterns for all of the fine details, including: hoses, extinguishers, axes, gauges, and everything else you see pictured.

Down to the forward exposed pump system, the elegance of this machine is fully detailed in this exact replica. There are patterns for an oversuffed bench seat, plus a base for mounting which includes an old style fire hydrant and street side alarm box. 20" long, 5-1/2" wide, 6" high.

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