S/N # (unknown, would love to get it if anyone has it...)
X: Skyland, NC "Brush 21"
Andrew Messer Photo (2011)
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I want the truck....
A large part of my collection was purchased from a GOOD man, John Floyd. I give him FULL credit on his work, although I may miss something. Thanks John. Also Scott Mattson, Warren Jenkins, Michael Schwartzberg, and Mike Sanders. Thanks Guys.
What I wouldn't give to have the cash to buy that water tower and restore it to parade ready. what a shame all that history just sitting there rusting.
What I wouldn't give to have the cash to buy that water tower and restore it to parade ready. what a shame all that history just sitting there rusting.
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These trucks reside behind LAFD Station 88 and are owned by the LAFD Historical Society, and are awaiting restoration.
About a month ago, I got the opportunity to travel up to Ashburn,VA and shot this rig which is close to Ashburn VFD Station 6. I know Mike Sanders has the info, but anyone is welcomed to chime in if you know more about this Mack.
1980 Mack CF611F10-2066
1000/500
Ex-FDNY
Ex-???
Micah Bodford
Fire Investigator
City of Winston-Salem Fire Dept.
Here is another relic that has been sitting in the Hendersonville city garage lot for about 2 years now. Its such a shame to see a decent truck (other than some hydraulic issues on the aerial) just rotting away.
Hendersonville,NC
Former Ladder 1
1976 ALF Century
1250/200/75'
#CE-14-4697
Micah Bodford
Fire Investigator
City of Winston-Salem Fire Dept.
About a month ago, I got the opportunity to travel up to Ashburn,VA and shot this rig which is close to Ashburn VFD Station 6. I know Mike Sanders has the info, but anyone is welcomed to chime in if you know more about this Mack.
1980 Mack CF611F10-2066
1000/500
Ex-FDNY
Ex-???
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Micah,
I believe that is ex. Keystone Fire Company of Columbia (Lancaster County, PA). Mike will correct me if I am wrong.
Bruce
Mack CF-611-F10, 4-door, 1000/500, delivered 6/11/80, purchased used in early 1993 for $8,000 from NYFD where it ran as E-280. The company did most of the refurb work themselves, and the paint job was donated. Nowhere on the truck does it say Columbia Borough, they want to be known as Keystone, seen 6/1/96 in very poor condition, visible body rust, crude paint job, in well-worn condition. It was sold in 10/02 to an individual in VA, left on 11/17/02. Thermodyne, 260HP
About a month ago, I got the opportunity to travel up to Ashburn,VA and shot this rig which is close to Ashburn VFD Station 6. I know Mike Sanders has the info, but anyone is welcomed to chime in if you know more about this Mack.
I believe that is ex. Keystone Fire Company of Columbia (Lancaster County, PA). Mike will correct me if I am wrong.
Bruce
Mack CF-611-F10, 4-door, 1000/500, delivered 6/11/80, purchased used in early 1993 for $8,000 from NYFD where it ran as E-280. The company did most of the refurb work themselves, and the paint job was donated. Nowhere on the truck does it say Columbia Borough, they want to be known as Keystone, seen 6/1/96 in very poor condition, visible body rust, crude paint job, in well-worn condition. It was sold in 10/02 to an individual in VA, left on 11/17/02. Thermodyne, 260HP
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It is keystone's mack you can tell buy the "Hookies" on the roof and the outline of a 8 and a 5 on either side of the speaker
Assistant Chief <br/>Adam Ebersole
Lampeter Fire Company
Engine Company 54
I believe that is ex. Keystone Fire Company of Columbia (Lancaster County, PA). Mike will correct me if I am wrong.
Bruce
Mack CF-611-F10, 4-door, 1000/500, delivered 6/11/80, purchased used in early 1993 for $8,000 from NYFD where it ran as E-280. The company did most of the refurb work themselves, and the paint job was donated. Nowhere on the truck does it say Columbia Borough, they want to be known as Keystone, seen 6/1/96 in very poor condition, visible body rust, crude paint job, in well-worn condition. It was sold in 10/02 to an individual in VA, left on 11/17/02. Thermodyne, 260HP
On a recent trip to the low country of South Carolina came across these.
Fmr Olar or Denmark in Bamberg county. Seagrave converted tanker. it was a ladder at one time, the tanker sticker covers the ladder designation. couldn't find the year on this one.
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![[Image: IMG_3810.jpg]](http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr348/dispachrg/South%20Carolina%20Fire/IMG_3810.jpg)
![[Image: IMG_3813.jpg]](http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr348/dispachrg/South%20Carolina%20Fire/IMG_3813.jpg)
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