If anyone were to have pictures of this engine in action, I'd also love to see those. Thanks for looking, and I'll add some pictures as I get the rig into some shows.
Nice Mack. Welcome to the growing number of Mack owners in the Central PA area! Are you going to the Lebanon County Convention?
Congratulations on the Mack. Enjoy! Was this ever refurbished? Do you have the Serial Number? Mine was one of the last ones to come off the line in December 1972.
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Nice looking ride.
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Unfortunately, I worked the weekend of the Lebanon Convention. That's one I would have really like to have it in, since that's where it came from. But - getting switches for summer weekends can be kinda tough.
The serial number off this engine is CF685F1677.
Sometime, we should coordinate a regional Mack get together. I know a few of the other Mack owners in the Lancaster/York area as well!
Chuck - I almost bought the engine you have! Before it went up for sale, I talked to then Chief Sennft about it - and after it was up, I tried to negotiate with him too. I work for YAUFR (Springettsbury), and drove by the engine and truck sitting at the sewer plant all the time. I almost bought the truck too, twice actually. Just couldn't find anywhere to keep it!!
Volunteer2serve and Chuck Strouse
The East Petersburg Fire Company in conjunction with our 100th Anniversary is having a antique fire truck display on August 7th from 1-4 across the street from the station in the park you guys are more than welcome to attend with your rigs for more information e-mail me at chief@epfc23.com. Dash plaques will be distibuted and if you know of anybody else that would like to attend they are more than welcome.
Jamie Rohrer
Chief, East Petersburg Fire Co.
I am glad things worked out the way they did. We each got a nice Mack! We'll have to catch up at pump primers.
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Unfortunately, I worked the weekend of the Lebanon Convention. That's one I would have really like to have it in, since that's where it came from. But - getting switches for summer weekends can be kinda tough.
The serial number off this engine is CF685F1677.
Sometime, we should coordinate a regional Mack get together. I know a few of the other Mack owners in the Lancaster/York area as well!
Chuck - I almost bought the engine you have! Before it went up for sale, I talked to then Chief Sennft about it - and after it was up, I tried to negotiate with him too. I work for YAUFR (Springettsbury), and drove by the engine and truck sitting at the sewer plant all the time. I almost bought the truck too, twice actually. Just couldn't find anywhere to keep it!!
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I will be at the beach that weekend.
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Volunteer2serve and Chuck Strouse
The East Petersburg Fire Company in conjunction with our 100th Anniversary is having a antique fire truck display on August 7th from 1-4 across the street from the station in the park you guys are more than welcome to attend with your rigs for more information e-mail me at chief@epfc23.com. Dash plaques will be distibuted and if you know of anybody else that would like to attend they are more than welcome.
Jamie Rohrer
Chief, East Petersburg Fire Co.
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Ah; the Mack. I rode to many fires in her front seat.
PM me your e-mail, I know I have action shots of her; I just need to dig em out.
Chris
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