1924 Stutz Model C Fire Engine, Fords Fire Co. Simple Beginnings Alfred C. Mecklenburg had a fascination with water pumps and gasoline engines. In 1912 he started up the South Bend Motor Car Works and built fire apparatus. Then, in 1919, he went to Indianapolis where he and Harry C. Stutz founded the Stutz Fire Engine Company. This 1924 Stutz Model C is a 750 gpm pumper that features a 6-cylinder Wisconsin engine that generates 140 horsepower! Model Features • Working Steering • Top-Mounted Gun • Four Rubber Hoses • Highly Detailed Interior • Diamond Plate Throughout • Hood Opens To Massive Engine • Intricate Chrome and Gold Accents • Certificate of Authenticity Included • Assembled From Over 100 Components! • Wood-Grain Toolboxes and Intricate Nozzle Assembly • Commemorative 24-Carat Gold Plated Coin, Removable Ladders, Pike Pole, and Extinguishers • Precision Die-Cast Replica • 11.5 Inches Long • 1:24 Scale Model