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Keystone State Relics - engine216 - 05-30-2007

Old Truck 32

1975 CF-Model Mack



[Image: OldTruck321975CF-ModelMack2.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Keystone State Relics - engine216 - 05-30-2007

Old Truck 32

1991 CF-Model Mack



[Image: OldTruck321991CF-ModelMack1.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Keystone State Relics - engine216 - 05-30-2007

Forgot to put this back with the engines.



Old Engine 32

1981 American LaFrance

X-FDNY Engine 232

Township then gave it to Edgemont Fire Company.



[Image: OldEngine321981AmericanLaFrance.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Keystone State Relics - engine216 - 05-30-2007

Old Chief 32-1

1990 Ford Bronco 4x4



[Image: OldChief32-1.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Keystone State Relics - engine216 - 05-30-2007

Last picture for today.



Old Special Unit 32

1985 Dodge Power Wagon



[Image: OldSpecialUnit321985DodgePowerWagon.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Keystone State Relics - wardengine - 05-30-2007

[quote name='engine216' post='113552' date='May 30 2007, 14:25 ']Old Engine 32-1

1966 C-Model Mack



[Image: OldEngine32-11966C-ModelMack1.jpg]



Picture by Brian Glasmire[/quote]



after serving progress it served sugar notch columbia fire co luzerne county until it had motor problem which they then decided to sell as is to a private owner in the carolina's

Keystone State Relics - Richard_L_Dean_07405 - 05-30-2007

[quote name='engine216' date='May 30 2007, 14:14 ' post='113544']

Once again back to Dauphin County for today.



Progress Fire Company. Company 32.





On the Saturday of the recent 35th annual Lancaster County Fire Expo in Harrisburg, I had the honor of visitng the firehouse of Progress Fire Company. They hosted a small firehouse firematic flea market with about 20 vendors, individuals and fire companies. I think that it was a great idea for something like this to be among the growing number of alternate activities during the 3 day affair. For the record, the Progress members were very good hosts. If they have this flea market again, I would urge anyone attending the expo to take an hour and visit it.

Keystone State Relics - Richard_L_Dean_07405 - 05-30-2007

[quote name='engine216' date='May 30 2007, 14:14 ' post='113544']

Once again back to Dauphin County for today.



Progress Fire Company. Company 32.





On the Saturday of the recent 35th annual Lancaster County Fire Expo in Harrisburg, I had the honor of visitng the firehouse of Progress Fire Company. They hosted a small firehouse firematic flea market with about 20 vendors, individuals and fire companies. I think that it was a great idea for something like this to be among the growing number of alternate activities during the 3 day affair. For the record, the Progress members were very good hosts. If they have this flea market again, I would urge anyone attending the expo to take an hour and visit it.

Keystone State Relics - engine216 - 05-31-2007

Over to Perry County for today's postings.



New Buffalo Fire Company. Company 9.



Old Engine 9

1968 Seagrave



[Image: OldEngine91968Seagrave.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Keystone State Relics - engine216 - 05-31-2007

I am not sure if this picture was posted before on this thread or not.



Old Engine 9-1

Seagrave



[Image: OldEngine9-1Seagrave.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Keystone State Relics - engine216 - 05-31-2007

Again not sure if this was posted on here before or not.



Old Engine 9

1973 Ward LaFrance



[Image: OldEngine91973WardLaFrance.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Keystone State Relics - engine216 - 05-31-2007

Again not sure if this was posted before or not.



Old Tanker 9

Looks like a Chevrolet Chassis.



[Image: OldTanker9.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Keystone State Relics - engine216 - 05-31-2007

Again not sure if this was posted before or not.



Old Tanker 9

Chevrolet



[Image: OldTanker9Chevrolet.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Keystone State Relics - engine216 - 05-31-2007

Newport Fire Company. Company 10.



Old Engine 10

1983 C-Model Ford/Darley



[Image: OldEngine101983C-ModelFord-Darley.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Keystone State Relics - engine216 - 05-31-2007

Perdix Fire Company. Company 11, Perry County, Pa.



Old Brush 11

1978 Dodge

30 GPM/250 GWT



[Image: OldBrush11.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Picture from the Perdix website.

Keystone State Relics - engine216 - 05-31-2007

Old Engine 11-1

1967 Chevrolet/American LaFrance

750 GPM/500 GWT



[Image: OldEngine11-1.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Picture from the Perdix website.

Keystone State Relics - engine216 - 05-31-2007

Old Engine 11

1968 Great Eastern

1,000 GPM/500 GWT



[Image: OldEngine11.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Picture from the Perdix website.

Keystone State Relics - engine216 - 05-31-2007

Old Tanker 11

1972 Chevrolet

1,500 GWT



[Image: OldTanker11.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Picture from the Perdix website.

Keystone State Relics - engine216 - 05-31-2007

Last picture for today.



Shermans Dale Community Fire Company. Comapny 12.



Old Engine 12-1

1973 Chevrolet/Darley



[Image: OldEngine12-11973Chevrolet-Darley.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Keystone State Relics - Guest - 05-31-2007

[quote name='engine216' post='113935' date='May 31 2007, 14:51 ']Old Engine 11

1968 Great Eastern

1,000 GPM/500 GWT



[Image: OldEngine11.jpg]



Credit to the original photographer.

Picture from the Perdix website.[/quote]



Additional info:



1968 Duplex/Great Eastern Custom 1000 Series 1000/500. Delivered new to Croydon (Bucks Co.),PA. In 1985 sold to Perdix (Perry Co.),PA. In 1986 refurbed by Page-Lambert which included 300 HP Cummins diesel. In 1991 new Waterous pump installed. In 2005 parked behind Perdix station out-of-service. Where is it now?