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A century later, a Wisconsin-built fire truck comes home

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The Vintage Fire Company of Wisconsin acquired the 1920 fire truck, which was at an Arizona museum, Wisconsin Automotive Museum Executive Director Dawn Bondhus said. It’ll join a few other Kissel fire trucks on exhibit, including another engine used in Hartford in 1923. The post A century later, a Wisconsin-built fire truck comes home appeared first on WPR.
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A century later, a Wisconsin-built fire truck comes home

The Vintage Fire Company of Wisconsin acquired the 1920 fire truck, which was at an Arizona museum, Wisconsin Automotive Museum Executive Director Dawn Bondhus said. It’ll join a few other Kissel fire trucks on exhibit, including another engine used in Hartford in 1923. The post A century later, a Wisconsin-built fire truck comes home appeared first on WPR.

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Wisconsin Public Radio broke the news in Madison, United States on Friday, September 19, 2025.
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