Fight fire the old-school way with this classic 1910s fire engine truck model. Our miniature fire truck is handmade of metal and painted striking red with incredible attention to detail. It features many lively and life-like details such as fenders, rolling wheels, pumper, water tanks, ladders, hose, steering wheel, headlights, seat, ropes, fire extinguishers, siren horn, and much more. A perfect gift for any young aspiring firefighter, car collector, or old soul passionate about the early 20th century. Dimensions are 15 x 5.5 x 6 inches.

Note: This item ships direct from California to contiguous 48 states only.

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Old Modern Handicrafts, Handmade 1910s Fire Engine Truck Model, Pre-built Model

Item #: 90291
Super Buy Price! $125.95

This item is backordered from our supplier. We will ship as soon as it is received. Your credit card will not be charged until shipped. Please Note: For shipments to locations outside the USA, backordered items must be placed on separate orders.

Ships by ground to 48 contiguous U.S. only.

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Fight fire the old-school way with this classic 1910s fire engine truck model. Our miniature fire truck is handmade of metal and painted striking red with incredible attention to detail. It features many lively and life-like details such as fenders, rolling wheels, pumper, water tanks, ladders, hose, steering wheel, headlights, seat, ropes, fire extinguishers, siren horn, and much more. A perfect gift for any young aspiring firefighter, car collector, or old soul passionate about the early 20th century. Dimensions are 15 x 5.5 x 6 inches.

Note: This item ships direct from California to contiguous 48 states only.
Back in the day, to be "built like a Mack truck" meant top-notch, unparalleled quality and toughness. Founded by a group of brothers from Brooklyn, New York, Mack Trucks was a star manufacturer of trucks, buses, railroad cars, and locomotives of all kinds. Their magnificent vehicles were likened to bull dogs for their sheer power, and a trademark bull dog began appearing on the side of their car hoods around 1922.