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Faun crashtender Technik museum Speyer
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No: 17039   Contributor: Alf van Beem   Year: 2009   Manufacturer: Faun   Country: Germany
Faun crashtender Technik museum Speyer

Faum crashtender at technikmuseum Speyer, Germany.
Picture added on 21 May 2009 at 12:19
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One of two delivered to Frankfurt Rhein Main in 1971.
Designeted GFLF 6/18.
Bodywork by Carl Metz.
It spent its final years in service at Saarbrucken airport 1988 to 1993.
And what a fantastic sight it must have been to see these two thundering down the runway at
60 mph !

Added by Simon Hilliam on 14 January 2010.
Pity the museum has not touched up the paintwork I agree Simon two of those thundering down a runway would indeed be a sight for old eyes

Added by Jimbo on 13 November 2013.
They also had a dry powder one, very similar to this but with two monitors.

Added by Bristol Bob on 13 November 2013.
The dry powder unit got restored the Frankfurt airport and went in there own collection together with the other foam truck after it was rescued from Nunnery.

Added by Simon Hilliam on 15 November 2013.
Hi tog you all! Once thé Frankfurt Airport Feuerwehr was using a 2-cabbed Crashtender, the nickname was Janus, '! It was BIG!

Anders F.Sweden.

Added by Anders Fallström on 13 September 2014.
Anders.
The double cabbed machine was used by the professional Frankfurt fire service, in there industrial part of the city.
It used to run with a MAN article foam tanker.

Added by Simon Hilliam on 18 September 2014.
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