Empire State Oldies

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Lava NY ( Sullivan County ) 1948 Ford - 500gpm

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Port Jervis NY - Neversink Engine Company - 1921 American La France

[Richard_L_Dean_07405]

Neversink's old single bay firehouse shared the same building with the Maghogomock H&L. Today it is the Port Jervis Fire Museum, something I reccomend to anyone having the chance to visit.

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[quote name='b9208' timestamp='1296314054' post='422596']

John, Where in Syracuse will the 2011 event be held? It looks like the event runs Wed Aug 3 through Saturday Aug 6...which day(s) has the most on display or pumping?

Thanks,

Gary

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The actual muster itself will be on the Saturday of that week. The four day period is the entirety of SPAAMFAA's national summer convention. The muster site will likely be a park in Liverpool (drawing a blank on the actual name....sorry!). The above shot was taken at a site in Syracuse on the Friday before. Not sure if that will repeat this time, or if that was a special thing as it was the 50th Anniversary.

[John Kenealy]

[quote name='AndyC3J' timestamp='1296372300' post='422746']

The actual muster itself will be on the Saturday of that week. The four day period is the entirety of SPAAMFAA's national summer convention. The muster site will likely be a park in Liverpool (drawing a blank on the actual name....sorry!). The above shot was taken at a site in Syracuse on the Friday before. Not sure if that will repeat this time, or if that was a special thing as it was the 50th Anniversary.

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The site will be the same as in past years. More info to come.............

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St. Paul Boulevard Fire District

Irondequoit, New York

Engine 2, 1948 Mack

This engine's twin, Engine 3, crashed on the way to a false alarm on Good Friday, 1960 and overturned. The driver and officer were killed and four firefighters on the tailboard were all seriously injured.

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St. Paul Boulevard Fire District

Irondequoit, New York

1962 Young Maxim Pumper

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St. Paul Boulevard Fire District

Irondequoit, New York

1976 Ford Young Ladder Commander, 65 foot Quint

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St. Paul Boulevard Fire District

Irondequoit, New York

1957 Young / Maxim

Truck 15 / Quad 155

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St. Paul Boulevard Fire District

Irondequoit, New York

1968 Young / Crusader / Snorkel 85 FT

Snorkel 8 / Snorkel 158

The last manual transmission, gasoline powered vehicle purchased by St. Paul

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St. Paul Boulevard Fire District

Irondequoit, New York

1976 Young / Ford C -Series Engine

Engine 157 / Engine 152

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St. Paul Boulevard Fire District

Irondequoit, New York

1983 Steeldraulics

Engine 152 / Engine 154

[hadg317]

Removed from service today. Shaker Road-Loudonville Fire Department (Albany County, NY) 1993 Saulsbury Medium Duty Rescue. This truck along with a 1996 and 1998 Pierce Saber engines are being replace with 2 KME rescue pumpers. I was Lt and Capt. of this truck for 6 years. Caught a lot of work it with. It's a sad day to see it go.    

[hadg317]

SRLFD Rescue 9 and E448. Removed from service and replace by '11 KME Rescue pumper

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[quote name='CNYFireTrucks' timestamp='1296270053' post='422557']

Here it is at the 2008 SPAAMFAA Muster in Syracuse, NY. It will most likely be making another appearance in 2011 when Syracuse hosts the national muster again.

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The old Girl Looks Great!!! You can still Barely see the original gold leaf on the hood that still said "Seaford" Thanks!!

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[quote name='chucksteak' timestamp='1296310128' post='422591']

I would love to see more pictures of Cortez Rescues run in Nassau County if they are out there.

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I am sure there are some out there, I know, besides Seaford: Oceanside, Baldwin, Levittown also had them. I know Baldwin had a pic of theres on there web site, I don't recall if the pic was still there.

[Frank B]

NY Franklin Square & Munson 1930 Mack 70 BC S 81300 1-BC6S3001

[Frank B]

NY Franklin Square & Munson 1930 Mack 70 BC S 81300 1-BC6S3001

[Frank B]

NY Seaford 1932 Mack 50 BG #1056

[Frank B]

NY Seaford 1932 Mack 50 BG #1056