1926 Southern 'Fire Chief's' Speedster

A rare and seldom-seen custom-built fire apparatus
Impressive and commanding 144-inch wheelbase
490-cubic-inch Waukesha 6-HB-12 inline six-cylinder engine
Thoughtfully transformed into a Brass-Era speedster with original-style artillery wheels, steering gear, drivetrains, and unmistakable proportions
Deep fire engine red finish with hand-painted gold pinstriping
Originally built by Southern Fire Apparatus Company of Dallas, Texas
Originally stationed in Wewoka, Oklahoma where it remained until 2026
Measuring approximately 207 inches long and 70 inches wide
A fun and unique piece of American firefighting and motoring history
Ideal for automotive museums, unique collections, or parade use
Included in the purchase is delivery by the seller to the buyer east of the Rockies