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1. www.lehighvalleylive.com › news › g66l-2019WATCH: Sold as a relic 40 years ago, 1923 firetruck returns ...

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   May 11, 2019 · Hahn Motors Inc.'s rooster hood ornament still adorns the 1923 Hahn Fire Engine and Truck sold in 1979 by the Tatamy Volunteer Fire Co., and returned Saturday, May 11, 2019, from the home of a ...

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2. www.republicanherald.com › news › hahn-motorsHahn Motors Reunion and Muster sparks memories

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   Sep 28, 2014 · DAVID MCKEOWN/STAFF PHOTO A firetruck from Union Fire Company No. 1, Hamburg, built by Hahn Motors, travels down Fourth Street in Hamburg on Sunday during the Hahn Motors Reunion and Muster parade.

3. www.republicanherald.com › news › hahn-motorsHahn Motors reunion to pay tribute to firetruck maker

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   Sep 24, 2014 · Hahn Motors reunion to pay tribute to firetruck maker. By Frank Andruscavage. Sep 24, 2014 Updated Apr 15, 2020. 💬. FRANK ANDRUSCAVAGE/STAFF PHOTO Ned Beck of the Schuylkill Historical Fire ...

4. www.republicanherald.com › news › 30th-anniversary30th anniversary muster to honor Hamburg fire apparatus company

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   Aug 27, 2019 · Buy Now. On Sept. 28, rain or shine, the Hahn 30th Anniversary Reunion Muster will be held in Hamburg, bringing together lovers of Hahn fire apparatus as well as former employees of the company ...

5. spaamfaa.org › resources-encyclopedia-hahnHahn Motors - SPAAMFAA

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   Hahn Motor Trucks was an early victim of the great Depression and went out of business in 1932. However, Bill Hahn promptly formed a new company, Hahn Motors, Inc., which resumed building commercial trucks and some fire apparatus. Hahn was a regional builder of fire apparatus until the 1960s when Hahn emerged as a nationally recognized builder.

6. www.patersonfirehistory.com › hahn-apparatusHAHN APPARATUS - PATERSON, NJ FD - PATERSON FIRE HISTORY

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   Paterson's Hahn Apparatus. Hahn Fire Apparatus, also known as Hahn Motors, was a custom and commercial fire apparatus and truck builder formerly located in Hamburg, PA. It was in operation from 1916 until its closure in 1989. In the 1970s Paterson purchased 6 Hahn 1250 GPM pumpers: In 1971 four were bought and assigned to Engine Company 1, 3, 5 ...

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   When did Hahn motor trucks go out of business?

   • Hahn Motor Trucks was an early victim of the great Depression and went out of business in 1932. However, Bill Hahn promptly formed a new company, Hahn Motors, Inc., which resumed building commercial trucks and some fire apparatus. Hahn was a regional builder of fire apparatus until the 1960s when Hahn emerged as a nationally recognized builder.

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   When did Hahn Motors become a company?

   • Hahn Motors of Hamburg, Pennsylvania, was one of the great names in American fire apparatus. The Hahn Wagon and Carriage Works was founded in 1898. The Hahn brothers started experimenting with motor trucks and in 1907 changed the name of the company to the Hahn Motor Truck and Wagon Company. In 1920 the name was changed again to Hahn Motor Trucks.

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   When was Hahn truck company founded?

   • The Hahn Wagon and Carriage Works was founded in 1898. The Hahn brothers started experimenting with motor trucks and in 1907 changed the name of the company to the Hahn Motor Truck and Wagon Company. In 1920 the name was changed again to Hahn Motor Trucks. By the 1920s, Hahn was building some fire apparatus regularly along with commercial trucks.

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   What happened to Hahn Fire Apparatus?

   • Hahn Fire Apparatus, also known as Hahn Motors, was a custom and commercial fire apparatus and truck builder formerly located in Hamburg, PA. It was in operation from 1916 until its closure in 1989 In the 1970s Paterson purchased 6 Hahn 1250 GPM pumpers: In 1971 four were bought and assigned to Engine Company 1, 3, 5, and 12.

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   Who made Hahn Fire Apparatus?

   • Hahn was a regional builder of fire apparatus until the 1960s when Hahn emerged as a nationally recognized builder. Hahn fire apparatus could be found in firehouses across America, from large cities, like Washington, D.C., Boston and Detroit, to the smallest towns.

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   When did Hahn go out of business?

   • Hahn expanded its product line to include a custom cab-forward model in 1966 and later started building aerial ladder trucks. In 1978, Hahn introduced its own aerial ladder design, the 106-foot “Fire Spire.” Hahn did not do well during the recession in the early 1980s. Hahn went out of business in 1989.

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8. www.pressreader.com › usa › old-carsHahn — Operating Solo - PressReader

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   Aug 1, 2023 · Hahn — Operating Solo. 2023-08-01 - WITH BOB TOMAINE. Independen­t truck manufactur­ers have numbered far fewer than Independen­ts building cars, and while several independen­t truck makers still exist today, one managed to outlive Studebaker before disappeari­ng just as American Motors was vanishing into Chrysler.