Summary

Four-wheel-drive custom fire truck known as 'Brush-59,' with 32,718 actual miles. One-ton stepside 'Brush & Attack' fire truck built for off-road capabilities. Powered by the factory 454ci V8 engine and 4-speed manual transmission.

Details

This custom truck, known as 'Brush-59,' is a 1974 Chevrolet K30 4x4, with 32,718 miles that are documented as 'actual' on its accompanying Colorado title. The truck is a highly specialized piece of equipment. It is a one-ton stepside 'Brush or Attack' fire truck, meaning it is smaller in size and nimble for off-road capabilities. Uniquely equipped with a system of downspouts along the undercarriage, allowing it to put out flames and wet the ground to prevent fire spread, all while still driving. Some other notable features include a 454ci big-block V8 paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, as well as power steering and power brakes. The truck is also designed for work as a mobile pump station, which can be used at a water source to fill tanks as well as aiding in transfer of water to other types of equipment. The vehicle has been fitted with a custom bed and front bumper area for a variety of types of fire and rescue equipment. Brush-59 is also fitted with sirens, lights and decals from its original department.