Yes, if you are asking about a 1925 LaFrance. When I was 14 years old my dad figured to break me of my automotive obsession and had me hired on in the body shop of Metke Ford in Bellevue, WA for a summer job. He thought that if I had a taste of hard work, I would realize that I should do better in school and get a job like he had. So I did grunt work in the body shop, clean up, sweeping, sanding the used cars for paint, etc. etc....only I liked it. Anyway a local businessman owned a small AM radio station and as a publicity stunt acquired an old fire truck to drive in parades and it needed a paint job. This model was a short bodied pumper, it had a big straight 6 with no muffler, an open cab (no roof) just a seat for two. The windshield was a single round piece of glass on a post, big steering wheel, chain drive from an axle to each rear wheel...and I was the only one in the shop that was strong enough to steer it. So I got to drive it in and out of the shop while we worked on it. We painted it Red, of course (there was red overspray all over the shop, it did not fit well in the spray booth) and the crowning touch was when it got lettered with gold leaf KFKF 1330 AM. The owner was Kemper Freeman, Sr..the family still owns the Bellevue Square shopping center. They may still have that truck tucked away somewhere...