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Reliance Fire Company Fire Truck Museum and Antique Fire Truck Restoration Facility

Ahrens Foxes

Reliance owns 4 Ahrens Foxes; 3 pumpers and 1 aerial.

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This 1928 N-S-4 pumper was owned by South Saint Paul, Minnesota.  It has the 998 cu. in. Fox "N" T head engine and a 750 gpm, 4 cylinder piston pump.  The truck is unrestored, still wearing it's original paint and decoration except on the front fenders and hood.

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This 1928 Ahrens Fox HT served Sandusky, Ohio.  It's Hercules HXE 6 cylinder engine displaces 935 cu. in. and it sports a 6 cylinder, 1000 gpm Fox pump.  This truck is currently being restored in our shop, see other pages on this site

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The famous "Dominoes" truck.  A 1930 type 30-6-1 75' tillered wooden aerial, this truck was owned by Dominoes Pizza and painted accordingly.  The truck is powered by a 1200 cu. in. "P" type Fox T head engine.  It originally had solid rubber drive tires but was converted to duals after an accident in the 1940's.  The two section wooden stick is raised by a Dahill air hoist.

The fourth Fox is a 1925 J-S-4 that belonged to Collinsville, IL.  It was purchased in "kit form" and awaits restoration.  It is similar to the N-S-4 at the top of this page.