Hi My Department has a 1993 Ferrara Commercial Cab Pumper for sale. The truck has a top mount 1250 hale pump with a 1000 gallon tank. We can sale directly to another Fire Department (government agency) without having to go through the bid process. The truck will come with a some equipment such as ladders. I have attached a photo of the truck if anyone is interested. We are looking to get $37k out of it. Email me at [email protected]
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If anyone is interested, we are parting out a 1988 Pierce arrow with an enclosed 7 man cab. Cab is in really good condition. Email me [email protected] for more information
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Originally posted by FireCoordinator View PostHi My Department has a 1993 Ferrara Commercial Cab Pumper for sale. The truck has a top mount 1250 hale pump with a 1000 gallon tank. We can sale directly to another Fire Department (government agency) without having to go through the bid process. The truck will come with a some equipment such as ladders. I have attached a photo of the truck if anyone is interested. We are looking to get $37k out of it. Email me at [email protected]
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Originally posted by fireinfo10 View PostPut it on govdeals.com will be sold for market value as soon as you want it to be. Be prepared to learn that the market value for that Ferrara is substantially less than how you value it.
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Truck still available
This truck is still available. I know some department out there needs this truck. Make us a reasonable offer on it. I have a firetruck company wanting to buy the truck but really don't want to go through the bid process. I would rather sell it to another fire department.
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Why didn't you trade it in?"The education of a firefighter and the continued education of a firefighter is what makes "real" firefighters. Continuous skill development is the core of progressive firefighting. We learn by doing and doing it again and again, both on the training ground and the fireground."
Lt. Ray McCormack, FDNY
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After this amount of time, if you are really interested in getting rid of the truck...govdeals (or similar) is the way to go.
Your hesitation to do that and offering your own suggested price shows that you value the truck more than others and you really aren't that interested in getting rid of it. Good Luck."This thread is being closed as it is off-topic and not related to the fire industry." - Isn't that what the Off Duty forum was for?
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I have departments that need a truck desperately, including the one next to me. While operating on a yearly budget of 6k, they can't even afford the 5% match on an AFG grant.
You sell it to them for 1k and I will donate the 1k to them to purchase it....
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I don't know if this is the case in MS, but here in LA you will not get full credit for an engine over 15 years old unless it is classified as a reserve.
May be part of the problem.
Ferrera commercial apparatus are quite popular in that part of the world and have a solid reputation.Train to fight the fires you fight.
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it's not that Ferrara makes a bad truck, It's just not worth what the OP seems to think it's worth.
Real numbers are on the short side of 50% of that value, judging by whats available on the used truck market.
I know of a similar truck that just sold for 17 k with 6,500 miles on the clock & 1250 hrs on the meter. It was manufactured by one of the big 3 builders.
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Originally posted by islandfire03 View Postit's not that Ferrara makes a bad truck, It's just not worth what the OP seems to think it's worth.
Real numbers are on the short side of 50% of that value, judging by whats available on the used truck market.
I know of a similar truck that just sold for 17 k with 6,500 miles on the clock & 1250 hrs on the meter. It was manufactured by one of the big 3 builders.
We sold 3 similar trucks 4-6 years ago for 27K.Train to fight the fires you fight.
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