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1935 Antique:
1935 Ford Pumper
This pumper was built by the Rochester Fire Apparatus Company, which was headed by a Past Chief of West Webster for $1,612. Chief Louis Vogt left West Webster to become a career Deputy Chief with the City of Rochester and head of their apparatus and maintenance division. This truck can still be seen being driven in parades and for special occasions.
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