Restoring old fire truck

[etheridge]

I am trying to restore a 1952 Seagrave FWD and can't find any info about where to find parts. Any info would be of great help. I am at a dead end. Any qustions or comments send to me please at etheridgec@hotmail.com Trying to find engine parts to light covers
I want to keep it as original

[RspctFrmCalgary]

http://www.nucleus.com/~fms/ There's a link on the Calgary Firefighters Museum Society website you could use to send an email, maybe they would have some suggestions. The museum has restored a 1948 and 1954 Bickle Seagrave, and a 1941 International Seagrave, just to name a few.

Good Luck

[CaptainGonzo]

This is the web address for the Society for the Preservation and Appreciation of Antique Motorized Fire Apparatus in America, aka SPAAMFA

www.spaamfaa.com

They might have a name of resources you can contact for parts.

[FFWALT]

SPAAMFA also has a magazine that I believe is called "Engine, Engine". It has articles and a column dealing with restoring apparatus.

[etheridge]

Thanks, This should at least get me going. Any more help of where to look or who to talk too. Any and all is greatly welcome..:) :)

[COFire]

When you're ready for light covers and sirens go to http://www.sirenman.com This guy specializes is antique lights and sirens.

[spiker]

Anyone have any info on 1936 ALF Metro's 400 Series
looking for engine, wiring, trans, brake, pump.
anything.
thanks,
fred