marmonherrington

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precious amount said:
I found two look-alikes that are identified as American La France. These aren't definitive. If anyone else finds better information please correct this. I've removed the Osh Kosh tag and added an American La France and Marmon Herrington tag. These suggest the vehicle may be a late 1940s or early 1950s model. I think the pickup is a 1960s model. Photo:

And this one:
gg1electrice60 said:
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Dirk de Vor said:
It's an American La France O-10, O11 A or O-11B. As used by the USAF as a Airfield Crash Tender. Built between 1951 and 1959. And in use until 1970s.
precious amount said:
Thank you, Dirk de Vor!
Dirk de Vor said:
I have finally got the definite answer. The Fire Crash Tender is an A.L.F. Type: O11-A. (The O-11B had a split dual cab door as seen in the second photo from 'Precious Amount' in the comment above).

precious amount said:
Check out the piano hinge on the front cab door.
gg1electrice60 said:
www.flickr.com/photos/sdasmarchives/ www.flickr.com/photos/aem-7_alp-44/45244494552/in/Photost...

Chuck Walla said:
If you know the location of the photo, or how the trolley bus was affiliated with Rohr, please help the Museum by adding tags or a comment. This could be at the Trolley Museum in Perris or the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum in Campo, California.