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1991 Pierce Lance 75' Aerial

Verified seller

Located in PA

26,321 miles

1,500 GPM

300 gallon tank

75 foot ladder

1991 Pierce Lance 75' Rear Mount Aerial – Well-Maintained & Ready for Service Available now is a 1991 Pierce Lance 75' Rear Mount Aerial, offering a dependable aerial platform at an affordable price. Powered by the proven Detroit Diesel 6V92 engine, this apparatus is a great option for those looking to add aerial capability without the cost of a newer truck. The spacious cab provides seating for five, including four SCBA seats, making it ready to respond with a full crew. A built-in generator adds versatility for scene lighting and emergency operations. This truck has been well cared for, with ladder testing completed in October 2025, providing added confidence for its next owner. In addition, extra equipment will be included with the sale, offering even greater value. Features: 75' Rear Mount Aerial Detroit Diesel 6V92 engine Seating for 5 4 SCBA seats Built-in generator Ladder tested – October 2025 Additional equipment included with the sale: Ground ladders Asking Price: $60,000 (Open to reasonable offers.) Whether you're looking to place this truck directly into service, add a reserve aerial to your fleet, or acquire an affordable training apparatus, this Pierce Lance represents an excellent opportunity. Sold AS-IS

Listing ID

#266081

Model year

1991

Vehicle type

Aerial (Ladder)

Body

Pierce

Chassis

Pierce

Model

Lance

Mileage

26,321 miles

Pump size

1,500 gpm

Tank size

300 gal

Aerial length

75 ft

Automatic

Runs without issue

Engine hours

2,535 hours

Engine

Detroit Diesel

Fuel Type

Diesel

Chassis type

4 Door Commercial

Color

Red

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