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No: 4795 Contributor: Graham Kircher Year: 1980 Manufacturer: Studebaker Country: United States of America
2R17A 1950 Studebaker Fire Truck Neshanic NJ
This is a picture of me with my 1950 Studebaker (2R17A) Fire Truck taken in 1980 at the Studebaker International Convention in Gettysburg, PA. Built on the 2 1/2 ton Cab forward chassis by TASC in Woodbridge NJ for the Neshanic NJ Volunteer Fire Company this truck was in their possession until the late 1970's. I was one of four individuals that purchased it from Neshanic and wound up being the last to have it in his possession. This vehicle has just been restored by its new owner in Coventry England and can be viewed at: http://www.thestude.com/
This is a picture of me with my 1950 Studebaker (2R17A) Fire Truck taken in 1980 at the Studebaker International Convention in Gettysburg, PA. Built on the 2 1/2 ton Cab forward chassis by TASC in Woodbridge NJ for the Neshanic NJ Volunteer Fire Company this truck was in their possession until the late 1970's. I was one of four individuals that purchased it from Neshanic and wound up being the last to have it in his possession. This vehicle has just been restored by its new owner in Coventry England and can be viewed at: http://www.thestude.com/
Just found the article on your website about my Studebaker fire truck, Please correct the info, To read (new owner in 2004 Albert Dean from Cannock Staffs, England.
Please see our website www.thestude.com for more info.
Added by Albert Dean on 14 January 2008.
Please see our website www.thestude.com for more info.
Added by Albert Dean on 14 January 2008.
Another worthy USofA Fire Engine, that has wound up over in Britain.
Well worth looking it up, on the web-site above.
Regards, from Canada,
Pat_R-B
Added by Pat Rivers-Bowerman on 14 November 2008.
Well worth looking it up, on the web-site above.
Regards, from Canada,
Pat_R-B
Added by Pat Rivers-Bowerman on 14 November 2008.
Along with 2R17A, the 1950 Studebaker Fire engine in the above picture is a 27 year old me, in the cowboy hat! At the time I was one of four owners nicknamed the Consortium. Marve Silverstein, one of the other owners built the toy Studebaker model displayed in front of her in the picture.
Added by Peter Crisitello on 10 February 2019.
Added by Peter Crisitello on 10 February 2019.
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Marcel, Editor
Added by Marcel on 30 November 2007.