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Frequently Asked Questions
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What kind of fire truck is it?
How many people can it carry?
Are you registered and insured?
Are you affiliated with the Fire Department?
What do you do?
What should I bring?
How much is it to ride on Engine 50?
What kind of fire truck is it?
This is a 1936 Ford Flathead V-8 1 1/2 ton chassis, General Manufacturing Fire Engine. It has a single stage pump that has been disengaged.
It was originally serviced an Illinois Quaker Factory. It was later acquired by private individuals and was used for promotions and parades. Fire Truck Hawaii, LLC. found it in Texas and shipped it over to Honolulu.
We call it "Engine 50" after our 50th state.
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How many people can it carry?
Engine 50 has a 14 passenger capacity. Which means it can have a driver and guide in the front and 12 passengers in the rear.
Engine 50 is equipped with perimeter bench seating with seat belts. 6 passengers per side. For the longer rides, it is most comfortable wiht 8 adults and 4 children.
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Are you registered and insured?
Yes, Fire Truck Hawaii, LLC. is registered with the State of Hawaii Public Utilities Commission, P.U.C.#1877-C. We meet or exceed the mandatory insurance requirements. We are registered with the State of Hawaii Motor Vehicle Safety Office.
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Are you affiliated with the Fire Department?
Yes and No.
The members of Fire Truck Hawaii,LLC. are profesional fire fighters. We are fire fighters first. We are trained as emergency vehicle operators, Emergency Medical Technicians, BLS Healthcare Providers/instructors, and in water safety.
No, Fire Truck Hawaii, LLC. has no affiliation with the Fire Department. Fire Truck Hawaii,LLC is an independent operating enterprise.
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What do you do?
Fire Truck Hawaii,LLC. is available for parades, parties, tours, private tours, or any other special event.Fire Truck Hawaii has authentic fire fighting coats and helmets for guest to wear and take a memorable photograph. Fire Truck Hawaii also has plastic fire helmets as souvenirs for the children.
We have incorporated a little fire fighting eduacation with historical information. Tours can be tailored depending on the event.
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What should I bring?
This is an open cab vehicle, so sunsrceen,sunglasses, a hat and a camera is recommended.
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How much is it to ride on Engine 50?
Rates depend upon the tour. Please give us a call at (808) 590-2100 or email us.
Private tour: $260/first hour; $189/each additional hour.
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