Keystone State Relics

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mt carmel twp atlas fire northumberland county pa runs this 1986 hahn 1250gpm 500gwt ex lawn pa



   

   

it is unfortunate the old hahn hit a pole while responding, making the piece inoperable due to lots of frame, body ,tank shifting issues. repair estamates exceed vehicle worth

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picture rocks pa lycoming county operates this 1968 international 4x4/boyer with 750gpm front mount pump 500gwt

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they also run this 1984 mack mc bruco 1500gpm 1500gwt ex montoursville pa







   



   

they also have this 1992 pemfab linear dynamics with rear pump 1500gpm 850gwt



   

they also run this 2003 KME 1750gpm 1000gwt

[engine216]

All the pics left are now from Dauphin County.



Rescue Fire Company of Susquehanna Township. Company 37.



Old Emergency Car 37

1940 Buick







Credit to the original photographer.

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Old Engine 37

1928 American LaFrance

X-Engine 15 - Riverside Fire Company, Harrisburg City.







Credit to the original photographer.

Picture from the Rescue website.

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Old Engine 37-1

1953 Dodge/Bruco

Now Privately owned.







Credit to the original photographer.

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Old Engine 37

International







Credit to the original photographer.

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Old Engine 37-1

1996 Spartan/Darley

This rig was destroyed in an accident in April of this year.







Credit to the original photographer.

Picture from the Rescue website.

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Old Engine 37 and Tanker 37







Credit to the original photographer.

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Old Rescue 37







Credit to the original photographer.

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Old Rescue 37

1974 International/Swab







Credit to the original photographer.

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Last Picture for today.



Old Rescue 37

1987 Mack/Swab







Picture by Carl "Pete" Moyer

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Next is the Dauphin-Middle Paxton Fire Company. Company 38.



Old Engine 38

1940 Ward LaFrance







Credit to the original photographer.

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Old Brush 38

1968 International







Picture by Carl "Pete" Moyer

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Old Engine 38-1

1971 CF-Model Mack







Credit to the original photographer.



It was then sold to another company. The following picture was taken at the big auto auction from the guy that had a crap load of fire apparatus in Pa. The only thing I can make out on the truck is Tower Hill No. 2, Engine 39.







Credit to the original photographer.

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Old Special Unit 38

1984 Dodge/Reading

X-Special Unit 32, Progress, Pa.







Credit to the original photographer.

Picture from the Dauphin website.

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Last pictures for today.



Old Tanker 38

1978 R-Model Mack

This is a picture of it before it was refurbed.







Credit to the original photographer.



Here is a picture of it after it was refurbed.







Credit to the original photographer.



The truck was sold to a local mulch seller. He took the body off and it is unknown what happened to it. The chassis is now a dump truck and can be seen parked at the mulch business in Dauphin.

[Guest]

[quote name='engine216' post='118610' date='Jun 12 2007, 13:14 ']Old Engine 38-1

1971 CF-Model Mack







Credit to the original photographer.



It was then sold to another company. The following picture was taken at the big auto auction from the guy that had a crap load of fire apparatus in Pa. The only thing I can make out on the truck is Tower Hill No. 2, Engine 39.







Credit to the original photographer.[/quote]

Tower Hill VFC #2, Luzerne Twp., Fayette County,PA.

1971 Mack CF 1000/500

GAS-POWERED BULLDOG!

2001 Photo by Warren Jenkins

[engine216]

Thank you for posting a pic of Dauphin's old engine in service Dr. Stinebaugh.

[Guest]

Reference the 1948 Columbia Fire Co. #1 Dodge / Oren, pictured on this site and from the Oren book published by Visiting Fireman, Edited by Steve Hagy. This truck might have been titled a 1948, but it's a 1947 (42-47 hard to tell without serial number) Dodge Cab.



<img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/cool.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='B)' />-->QUOTE(Frank B @ Jan 7 2007, 02:08 ) [post="65417"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post]<div class='quotemain'><!--quotec-->Columbia Fire co #1 Dodge, is that an Oren ID Plate?



Dick Adelman[/quote]

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Next is the Grantville Fire Company. Company 39.



Old Attack 39

1960 Ford/Darley







Credit to the original photographer.

Picture from the Grantville website.