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Goldens Bridge Mack CF

Yes, the Mack was refurbished by E1 and a new 8V71 Detroit repower in the early eighties. I remember the body being so rusted out that we had to put plywood on the floor of the compartments to keep stuff from falling out.

Mt. Vernon C model Mack

Croton on Hudson C Mack

Bedford New York B-95 Mack engine 107

1952 Mack L-95 ex Mamaroneck NY engine41 replaced in 1972 by the above CF Mack sold to East Farmindale NY photo from last week. If I am boring you I will stop showing my photos ?

When I was a kid I used to run to that firehouse every time the whistle blew. Phenix Hose Co #2 Would love to see a pic of the truck they had in the 70's

As it sits today !

Didn't the Yonkers Fire Department aquire this rig from Hastings back in the 1980's or thereabouts, and used it as a reserve rig?

Hastings on Hudson Protection Engine company B model Mack.

Tarrytown Mack CF Glenn Vincent photo.

Ossining Mack CF Neil Van Deusen photo.

Croton on Hudson classic Mack rescue.

Mack factory photo Hastings on Hudson

Mack Factory photo Port Chester Hook and Ladder.

Besides Maxim I think Mack made some of the best looking fire apparatus. Some people think the American LaFrance 700 series "bathtub" look is the "definitive" American fire engine, I think the Mack B model is. It had its lines in the right places for sure and was the best looking fire engine model ever, in my opinion. Here is Peekskill Centennial Hose Co # 4 semi open cab. Again this was taken I believe at a parade in Nassau county. No photo credit for this and the White Plains rigs. M.Cap collection.

Village of Mamaroneck 1972 Mack CF Engine 41 photo Glenn Vincent

1974 Mack CF600
1000/1000
Cecil Fire Department
Monroe Township (Gloucester County)
New Jersey
Served as Engine 2951 / 2959 (Reserve)
Now Privately Owned by RWC130

Found these 2 pictures the other day of Ashland Maine's Tanker from the early 90's