1976 International/American La France
1000 GPM Pumper "C" Of The N.L.R.F.D.
Delivered August, 1976; Sold in Fall of 2004 at NLR City Auction

(Photo by Lee Wilkins)
This 1976 International/ American LaFrance 1000 GPM pumper was one of three delivered to the N.L.R.F.D. in August, 1976.
It was the last of the three identical pumpers to remain on the N.L.R.F.D. roster. This pumper was sold at the North Little Rock City
Auction in the Fall of 2004. It was Engine 9 for its entire life of "Front Line Service." It was Standby Engine 101, and its last assignment
was Standby Engine 103. This pumper went in service in early 1977, and was the First Engine 9 in the North Little Rock Fire Department.
This pumper was the last apparatus on roster in the North Little Rock Fire Department on which firefighters had to ride the tailboard.
The retirement of this pumper marked the first time in the Department's history in which all fire apparatus had seats for all firefighters to ride in.

(Photo by Lee Clark)
                  Above is '76 International /ALF "C" shortly before it was sold at the City Auction.
The pumper had been brought to Central from Station 9, where it was Standby Engine 103
in order to remove its radio and other equipment before the auction.