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More cars from the New York State Museum

 Daniel Strohl, 28.10.2009 in Partner- und Mitglieder-Blogs, blog.hemmings.com

Ahrens-Fox at the New York State Museum

While seeing the Hungerford Rocket Car was the highlight of my recent visit to the New York State Museum, the rest of the museum offered enough exhibits and displays to capture my interest for several hours. It helped, of course, that I could ogle a few other vehicles while there.

Jim O’Clair already told us a few years back that Engine #6, which responded to the World Trade Center, formed the nucleus of the September 11 exhibit at the museum, but he neglected to inform us that right next door to that exhibit was a collection of several fire trucks of various makes and years.

For the New York City section of the museum, they had a Yellow cab – that’s Yellow as in the taxi manufacturer that GMC bought in 1925. Also encountered a Franklin (noteworthy for being manufactured in Syracuse) as well as a 1946 or 1947 Eliason Motor Toboggan Model D snowmobile, built by the Four Wheel Drive Auto Company using a 45-cu.in. Indian motorcycle V-twin engine.

1942 American-LaFrance, served 40 years at the U.S. Army Arsenal at Watervliet 1953 Ward LaFrance, served 28 years for the Maplewood Fire Department in Albany County 1938 Ahrens-Fox, served in Manhattan, Long Island City and at the Otisville municipal sanitarium 1947 American-LaFrance, served 53 years with the village of Green Island 1926 American-LaFrance water tower, served in Albany 1919 American-LaFrance, served in the City of Buffalo (1919-1938) and at the J.N. Adam Hospital in Perrysburg (1938-1973) 1929 Yellow Cab, used in New York City until the mid-1930s 1921 Franklin roadster 1946-1947 Eliason Motor Toboggan
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Keywords: , , new york state museum, indian motorcycle, rocket car, fire trucks, other vehicles


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