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Fire-X

Fire-X in Pandora's Clock, Movie made for TV, 1996 IMDB

Class: Trucks, Fire truck — Model origin: US

Fire-X

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stronghold EN

2007-12-06 12:26

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Ddey65 US

2007-12-12 01:57

I thought it might be an Oshkosh, or even a KME. But the headlights are too big for both of them.

Tillerman6 US

2009-02-26 07:20

I checked imdb.com and found out that this movie was filmed entirely in Seattle, WA. Doing a search I found that the Seattle Airport (SEA-TAC) uses Oshkosh Striker ARFF trucks. I can't find an exact match to this picture though so, no confirmation.

CaMAroFaN PH

2010-04-12 08:36

list it just Oshkosh or unknown.

cartruck411 US

2010-05-20 07:33

I'm quite certain that the 6x6 airport crash truck pictured was made by Fire-X and it is rare indeed. It is not a Walter or Oshkosh. A similar Fire-X unit (c 1978, probably the same CFR) is found on page 77 of the book entitled Fire Apparatus Photo Album of the Crash-Fire-Rescue [CFR] Units, by Timothy Schwalbe (The Visiting Fireman, 1985). The Fire-X unit pictured in the book was in service at the nearby Spokane,WA airport and has identical lettering on the front of the cab.

-- Last edit: 2010-05-20 07:53:25

mike962 DE

2023-11-17 11:14

cartruck411 wrote I'm quite certain that the 6x6 airport crash truck pictured was made by Fire-X and it is rare indeed. It is not a Walter or Oshkosh. A similar Fire-X unit (c 1978, probably the same CFR) is found on page 77 of the book entitled Fire Apparatus Photo Album of the Crash-Fire-Rescue [CFR] Units, by Timothy Schwalbe (The Visiting Fireman, 1985). The Fire-X unit pictured in the book was in service at the nearby Spokane,WA airport and has identical lettering on the front of the cab.

he is correct

found this pic labelled "Fire-X" and looks like main truck

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Link to "www.pinterest.com"

mike962 DE

2023-11-17 11:25

more info

[Image: 27183.jpg]

build on Consodyn chassis

https://www.fire-engine-photos.com/picture/number27183.asp



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