This association was made up for 16 volunteers who set forth to restore the truck.
On May 26th 1964 the North Surrey Vintage Fire Truck Association was formed. A deal was struck to purchase the truck for $250 dollars. Because the truck had been there for quite some time Lido was able to convince the mill owners to abandon their intended project of using the drive train of the truck to power a conveyor system for the mill. As the boys were playing they made an amazing discovery, an almost complete 1922 American LaFrance fire truck sunk to the axles in the peat. Upon arrival the two adventuresome boys took off to play while dad attended to his business.
In 1964 Lido Piticco (Surrey Volunteer Fire Hall #2 ) was on his way to Western Peat company in Delta with his 10 year old son Randy and a friend to do some business. Below is the history about each apparatus owned by the Surrey Fire Fighters Association. Local 1271 is also very fortunate to have recently received a couple public city grants along the way to assist with our latest addition to the historical fleet – GMC ’58. The restoration hours over the last twenty year period is in the 1000’s, and would not be possible without Local 1271’s membership support! Over $100,000 has been invested into the restoration and annual maintenance over the last two decades. They are all used for a variety of community events in Surrey and beyond such as parades and static displays. We currently have four Antique Vehicles, two trailers and one Antique Hosereel. The hall is at the east end of the plaza.The Surrey Fire Fighters Association is fortunate to have had several groups, such as volunteers, the Pioneers and current members’ commitment in restoring our historical truck apparatuses over the past twenty years. Route 50 and the intersection of Ohio Route 131 - just across from the Milford fire station!). The location for these events is the Milford Firefighters Community Hall which is conveniently located at the Milford Shopping Center on Lila Avenue (U.S.
Antique american lafrance fire trucks registration#
Information: Mark Hetzel, SR 3623 Rio Bravo Trail Cleves OH 45002-2314 Phone: 51 or Ĭlick here for a printable Flea Market Registration Form. Any damage to your assigned tables will be your responsibility for the payment for a replacement table. You must provide table cloths for any heavy items or leave them on the floor. Table Assignment, vendor pass, and pass for 1 assistant per table (maximum of 3) will be given to you when you arrive. A confirmation letter will be mailed around February 1st with any additional information requested. There are a maximum of 60 tables available for rent.ĭeadline to reserve Flea Market space is March 1st. Electricity is available please let us know if you will need an outlet at the time of registration. Dealer set up on Friday the 9th from 1:00 - 6:00 p.m. Don't wait if you're interested in consigning! The time to contact the auctioneer is now! Memorabilia in the prior auctions normally runs the range of fire collectibles: helmets lanterns, badges, alarm equipment, nozzles, apparatus goodies, books & literature, Ahrens-Fox and Cincinnati area items, toys, etc. Auction information: Howard Kuhnell 605 Garfield Milford OH 45150. If you have 1 item or 100 to sell, contact the auctioneer. Consignments are currently being accepted. I saw on another site that the apparatus is now at the museum.Ĭincinnati Area Fire Auction & Fire Flea Market
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