This 1972 Imperial Fire Apparatus pumper was built and carries a Waterous pump rated at 1,000 GPM with a 750-gallon tank. It runs and drives and keeps its original components, including the side-mount pump panel, cab switch panel and body compartments, with no accident history. It suits a collector, a restoration project, or a buyer looking for parts for a vintage Imperial or Waterous-equipped apparatus. Year / Make / Model: 1972 Imperial Fire Apparatus, model D-10 Body builder: Imperial Fire Apparatus Title: No title. Sold on a bill of sale only, as a parts or collector vehicle. Color: Two-tone red and white Pump and tank: Pump: Waterous model CMBX, 1,000 GPM at 150 PSI 750-gallon water tank Side-mount pump panel with master gauges Hard suction hose stored on the body Rear hose bed Controls and warning lights: Cab switch panel with siren and compartment indicator Emergency lights included Body and exterior features: Enclosed cab with crew seating Hinged compartment doors on both sides, including a transverse compartment Diamond plate running boards, tailboard and rear step Chrome front bumper Ladder storage on top Condition: Runs and drives, but the pump is seized. Out of service for about 10 years. The tires are about 20 years old and need replacing. The cab interior shows rust, peeling paint and worn seats, and the cab floor and body show surface rust. All original, with no accident history. Not included: The roof light bar shown in the photos. Tools and loose items shown in the cab and compartments may not be included.
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