[quote name='squad546' timestamp='1317790789' post='459077']
I almost forgot this one, it wasn't confirmed as FDNY. The head mechanic at VSI said there was an old FDNY engine at the scrapyard next door. All I could find out is that it was a 1972 (February) and the build number was #1393. If it was, it was another heavy rebuild. I was thinking they said it was former FDNY just to help sell it. It had recently served the Corinth (KY) FD, no idea where it ended up. Hopefully not the shredder!
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If it is a 1972,definately not fdny. FDNY started enclosing cabs than. end if it was the older version the rear cab would be straight down not angled to accomodate the rear doors.
I almost forgot this one, it wasn't confirmed as FDNY. The head mechanic at VSI said there was an old FDNY engine at the scrapyard next door. All I could find out is that it was a 1972 (February) and the build number was #1393. If it was, it was another heavy rebuild. I was thinking they said it was former FDNY just to help sell it. It had recently served the Corinth (KY) FD, no idea where it ended up. Hopefully not the shredder!
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If it is a 1972,definately not fdny. FDNY started enclosing cabs than. end if it was the older version the rear cab would be straight down not angled to accomodate the rear doors.
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