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Empire State Oldies - Guest - 03-21-2008 Mahopac, Ny 1951 Oren 750/400 Ron Bogardus photo Empire State Oldies - tucson104 - 04-13-2008 now serving some dept in fla but was out of deer park long island back in the 90"s Empire State Oldies - EJS1810 - 04-14-2008 [quote name='The Commish' post='198668' date='Mar 21 2008, 13:13 ']Mahopac, Ny 1951 Oren 750/400 Ron Bogardus photo[/quote] Ron's picture was taken when the rig was still in service. This had to be prior to about 1986. You can see the county ID plate on the front as well as the old radio antenna. The grille is a replacement as the engine rolled down an embankment once and hit a tree. I love the old Wheat Lights on the side. I wish we still had them for when we show the truck. We had the truck restored by Grumman for our 75th anniversary in 1989. Some of the guys who retored it were working for Oren when they built it. When they restored it they put an original grille back on it. Empire State Oldies - Guest - 04-15-2008 [quote name='EJS1810' post='204950' date='Apr 14 2008, 01:34 ']Ron's picture was taken when the rig was still in service. This had to be prior to about 1986. You can see the county ID plate on the front as well as the old radio antenna. The grille is a replacement as the engine rolled down an embankment once and hit a tree. I love the old Wheat Lights on the side. I wish we still had them for when we show the truck. We had the truck restored by Grumman for our 75th anniversary in 1989. Some of the guys who retored it were working for Oren when they built it. When they restored it they put an original grille back on it. [/quote] That is a beautiful rig! Empire State Oldies - Guest - 04-26-2008 Empire State Oldies - GA_Dave - 04-26-2008 Quote:This is interesting! Cato, NY ran this 1940 American LaFrance enclosed 500 gpm pumper. I thought that this shot had a shadow from a nearby pole. After scanning, I realized it was an exhaust stack. I am aware of only two ALF 500 Series rigs of this style. This is possibly x-Watervliet, NY. Empire State Oldies - Guest - 04-26-2008 Interesting, Cato bought my Departments ( Central Square- Oswego County) first motorized engine a 27' Selden/Buffalo. One of 4 or 5 trucks I trying to get leads on and still trying to locate. The Buffalo was sold to them around 1948, when our 46 Dodge/Sanford was put into service! Tim/csff25 Empire State Oldies - Guest - 04-27-2008 Empire State Oldies - Guest - 04-27-2008 Empire State Oldies - Guest - 04-27-2008 Empire State Oldies - Guest - 04-27-2008 Empire State Oldies - Guest - 04-27-2008 Empire State Oldies - John Kenealy - 04-27-2008 Wow!!! Thanks for adding to this thread, Scott. I was hoping you would find some more NYS oldies! Empire State Oldies - Guest - 04-28-2008 Keep them coming. Great old shots. Also, it is nice to see another Rapid Roman fan out there! tim/csff25 Empire State Oldies - Guest - 04-29-2008 Empire State Oldies - Guest - 04-29-2008 Empire State Oldies - Richard_L_Dean_07405 - 04-29-2008 Empire State Oldies - Guest - 05-01-2008 Empire State Oldies - Guest - 05-01-2008 Empire State Oldies - Guest - 05-01-2008 |