Antique 1925 Fire Truck

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Clinton, BC, is home to a unique antique, a 1925 fire engine mostly still intact with almost all its original parts. It was donated to the town by the lucky winner of a draw that was set up as a fundraiser.

Tickets were sold at $1.00, and the winner was named as the person that donated the pumper to the town. Be sure to stop by and get a shot standing next to this amazing piece of BC history.

Photo: clintonmuseumbc.org

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