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1942 International G10 nicely restored at Canmore.
-Donated by Don Teed Viewed: 61 times.
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G10. (Pic 1 of 6) Last fall I was at Smoky Lake Alberta & found these two old RCAF fire trucks in the Smoky Lake & District Culture Heritage Society Museum. The 1942 International Code 33 (G10) pumper was sold or donated to Smoky Lake by the village of Warspite, AB.
-Donated by Don Teed Viewed: 306 times.
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G10. (Pic 2 of 6)
-Donated by Don Teed Viewed: 291 times.
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G10. (Pic 3 of 6)
-Donated by Don Teed Viewed: 273 times.
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G15. (Pic 4 of 6) The code 33-674 (door #) G15 was purchassed by Smoky Lake & modified to a tanker pumper as you see.
-Donated by Don Teed Viewed: 277 times.
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G15. (Pic 5 of 6)
-Donated by Don Teed Viewed: 295 times.
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G15. (Pic 6 of 6)
-Donated by Don Teed
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Calgary Fire Dept Museum.
* Notes received by email: As a former member of the Calgary Firefighters' Museum Society, I was interested in your photo of the International that belongs to the CFFMS (I have driven it a couple of times in Calgary). RCAF Shepard was an auxiliary air field located southeast of Calgary: the truck originally served there during WWII. RCAF Shepard was closed after WWII and later became a race track.After the truck was no longer required by the RCAF, it was sold to a large chemical plant located in southeast Calgary, where it served for years. It was then acquired by the CFFMS and restored. The restoration job was very good, except for two things: the windscreen is not accurate (wrong shape); and the door markings are probably wrong: they don't appear to match RCAF vehicle marking practices for fire equipment, which usually consisted of a simple serial number.
-David J.Banks Lieutenant Colonel Viewed: 533 times.
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G15 1940 Ford Crash Tender in Calgary.
-Donated by Don Teed.
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