For American LaFrance collectors

This message is from John Tobin:

ALF 1000 series restoration project. It was originally a brand new unit in the 1970s, owned by the South Chicago Heights Fire Department in Illinois. In the mid-1990s, the cab was bought by the Zion Fire Department, and 3-D Metals removed the roof and converted it into a closed cab on their AP chassis. I thought it had too much potential to end up in the scrap yard, so I decided to cut off just the front section, mount it on wheels, give it a fresh coat of paint, and add a South Park bell. Thatâ€™s how it ended up looking today.

If any ALF enthusiasts are interested in this project, feel free to reach out. The Elgin logo can be easily removed, and a new department name can be applied if desired. It's a unique piece with a lot of history behind it.

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I've been working on this project for a while now, and I really enjoy the process of bringing old fire apparatus back to life. This particular cab has a rich history, and I wanted to preserve some of that while giving it a new purpose. If you're into vintage fire trucks or have an interest in American LaFrance models, this could be a great find. Let me know if you'd like more details or photos.

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