Chief Solano Engine A Benicia Legacy
Benicia, Chief Solano Engine No. 5This Chief Solano Engine No. 5 was photographed at the Benicia Fire Museum."Built in Clintoville, Wisconsin, the Benicia Volunteer Fire Department took delivery of this engine in 1949," according to the museum's Website. "Currently, the FWD is the only open cab four-wheel drive fire engine west of the Mississippi. It is still capable of pumping 1300 gpm."
This Chief Solano Engine No. 5 was photographed at the Benicia Fire Museum."Built in Clintoville, Wisconsin, the Benicia Volunteer Fire Department took delivery of this engine in 1949," according to the museum's Website. "Currently, the FWD is the only open cab four-wheel drive fire engine west of the Mississippi. It is still capable of pumping 1300 gpm."
Benicia, Chief Solano Engine No. 5This Chief Solano Engine No. 5 was photographed at the Benicia Fire Museum."Built in Clintoville, Wisconsin, the Benicia Volunteer Fire Department took delivery of this engine in 1949," according to the museum's Website. "Currently, the FWD is the only open cab four-wheel drive fire engine west of the Mississippi. It is still capable of pumping 1300 gpm."
Benicia, Chief Solano Engine No. 5This Chief Solano Engine No. 5 was photographed at the Benicia Fire Museum."Built in Clintoville, Wisconsin, the Benicia Volunteer Fire Department took delivery of this engine in 1949," according to the museum's Website. "Currently, the FWD is the only open cab four-wheel drive fire engine west of the Mississippi. It is still capable of pumping 1300 gpm."
Benicia, Chief Solano Engine No. 5This Chief Solano Engine No. 5 was photographed at the Benicia Fire Museum."Built in Clintoville, Wisconsin, the Benicia Volunteer Fire Department took delivery of this engine in 1949," according to the museum's Website. "Currently, the FWD is the only open cab four-wheel drive fire engine west of the Mississippi. It is still capable of pumping 1300 gpm."
Benicia, Chief Solano Engine No. 5This Chief Solano Engine No. 5 was photographed at the Benicia Fire Museum."Built in Clintoville, Wisconsin, the Benicia Volunteer Fire Department took delivery of this engine in 1949," according to the museum's Website. "Currently, the FWD is the only open cab four-wheel drive fire engine west of the Mississippi. It is still capable of pumping 1300 gpm."
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