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It is a 1972 Mack CF600 formerly owned by C. Peter Jorgensen who published the Fire Apparatus & Emergency Equipment magazine.
CF 608F10 SN#1166 1000/500/80
I believe that the White River Valley FD was Peters own creation, as he is listed as the Chief and the location is Tunbridge VT. The SN comes back to National Park NJ.
Corrections Welcomed
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There is no White River Valley FD in VT, Tunbridge has its own Fire Dept, its a small town, probably of about 1,000 people + or -. The area of VT that Tunbridge is in is known as the White River Valley, so I would probably say it was indeed Peters creation. I did, years ago, visit a nearby vol. firehouse while on vacation and they knew who Peters was, they said he had a large collection of antique fire trucks and they thought he even may have used one or two for water supply assistance at calls when needed. They also thought he was a member of Tunbridge Fire Dept.
It is a 1972 Mack CF600 formerly owned by C. Peter Jorgensen who published the Fire Apparatus & Emergency Equipment magazine.
CF 608F10 SN#1166 1000/500/80
I believe that the White River Valley FD was Peters own creation, as he is listed as the Chief and the location is Tunbridge VT. The SN comes back to National Park NJ.
Corrections Welcomed
[/quote]
There is no White River Valley FD in VT, Tunbridge has its own Fire Dept, its a small town, probably of about 1,000 people + or -. The area of VT that Tunbridge is in is known as the White River Valley, so I would probably say it was indeed Peters creation. I did, years ago, visit a nearby vol. firehouse while on vacation and they knew who Peters was, they said he had a large collection of antique fire trucks and they thought he even may have used one or two for water supply assistance at calls when needed. They also thought he was a member of Tunbridge Fire Dept.
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