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Here is another interesting fire truck from Don MacKenzie. 
Jeff
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Stewart/Buffalo
1953 White WC24, 1949 IH KBS11
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Studebaker (Steady Breaker)
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Stewart with an IH cab.
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Stewart
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Stewart
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Agree with Stewart.
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With Hamish on the Stewart with an IH cab
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Stewart will do me
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It's a Stewart alright, circa 1940, and I believe that is a round Buffalo Fire Apparatus emblem in the grill. This truck has an IH D, K or KB cab. I don't think I have seen an IH cab on s Stewart before, so I don't know if this is original, added by Buffalo, or added later in life. It looks pretty good though, like it is supposed to be there. Thanks to Don MacKenzie for the photo. Bill White had this first. 
Jeff
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