First Start 1934 Dodge Peter Pirsch

This is the first video on this fire engine from North Stelton Fire Company, Piscataway NJ. This truck hasn't run in years and just came to our shop for repairs including the cooling system, fuel system and electrical system. New fuel tank, machining parking brake parts and more.
Thanks to Bensound.com for music.
www.tanksinc.com. I highly recommend this company for any fuel tank needs. They make a bunch of vehicle specific tanks, many different universal tanks and a whole slew of accessories such as sending units, blank off plates and more.
gaspersautomotive.com
shop: 860-432-3210

[@Olddeadleadfoot]

🙂👍🏻! Nice fire truck! Thank you for the tour.
I miss my '37 Dodge 1-ton pickup. I have a set of original 6-lug, smooth-face split-rims available for a '37 1-ton Dodge single rear-wheel pickup. They may be correct for other close years.

[@christopheryaroch4270]

Keenly interested in this particular project! I, too, own a 1934 Dodge/Pirsch pumper that I'm wanting to restore here in Wisconsin. The truck runs and drives. However, can't get the pump to work. It's a good truck, but will need work.

[@gaspersautomotiverestorati7395]

That's cool! Let us know if you want us to get that working for you some time.

[@JohnWilliams-p8o8l]

My 38 Seagrave ladder truck has a copper gas tank on the passenger side and copper hydraulic tank on the drivers side

[@RFMCabooseNP1713]

Good project.

[@gaspersautomotiverestorati7395]

Thanks!

[@BronzeGiant]

Sorry but the gas tank on the running board looks like crap.