[quote name='Dr. Stinebaugh' post='332723' date='Aug 28 2009, 18:38 ']Here's the X-Allentown,PA.;Oaklyn NJ Mack CF aerial just before being judged at the York Co.,PA.convention in Wrightsville on 8/15/09. Does Scott Mattson remember posing this at the 1993 Rose Tree,PA. muster? <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
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Digital image by W.Jenkins[/quote]
This truck is now owned by Ken Boughter of Mastersonville, Pa, he has had quite an assortment of apparatus. He orignally owned the 1975 Mack CF that served Engine 83 in FDNY, he bought it from the Marklesburg Fire Department in Huntingdon County, Pa. He put alot of work into it making it look like it did at FDNY and than someone broke into the building where he stored it and stole it. It was never recovered (they are pretty sure it was sold for scrap), he than bought the 1984 Mack CF that formerly served FDNY Engine 84 from the Rutherford Heights, Pa fire department.. he still has that one. After that he bought a 1984 Mack Aerialscope from the Allentown Fire Department (it was new to Allentown) but than wound up selling it to the Midway Fire Department of Enola, Pa to replace thier 2006 KME tower that they were unhappy with. After he sold the Scope he bought this tiller from the Oaklyn Fire Department for the meager sum of $6,000, what a nice piece and find for him. Unfortunutly Ken has stomach cancer at the young age of 27, so he deserves all of the good things that can come his way.
Dave
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This truck is now owned by Ken Boughter of Mastersonville, Pa, he has had quite an assortment of apparatus. He orignally owned the 1975 Mack CF that served Engine 83 in FDNY, he bought it from the Marklesburg Fire Department in Huntingdon County, Pa. He put alot of work into it making it look like it did at FDNY and than someone broke into the building where he stored it and stole it. It was never recovered (they are pretty sure it was sold for scrap), he than bought the 1984 Mack CF that formerly served FDNY Engine 84 from the Rutherford Heights, Pa fire department.. he still has that one. After that he bought a 1984 Mack Aerialscope from the Allentown Fire Department (it was new to Allentown) but than wound up selling it to the Midway Fire Department of Enola, Pa to replace thier 2006 KME tower that they were unhappy with. After he sold the Scope he bought this tiller from the Oaklyn Fire Department for the meager sum of $6,000, what a nice piece and find for him. Unfortunutly Ken has stomach cancer at the young age of 27, so he deserves all of the good things that can come his way.
Dave
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