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Here is a better picture of Belmont, NC's former Engine 431 posted several pages back. It currently serves as a training engine at Gaston College Regional Training Center.


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[quote name='matchot' post='294624' date='Apr 5 2009, 01:26 ']Found a few pics for this category tonight, so here they are. First up is this Ford C/? Tanker which formerly served the Caughdenoy,NY (Oswego County) FD. I took this pic in 2003 in a construction truck lot in Henrietta,NY. The rig was used for water by the construction company, but a few weeks after I took the pic, it went up for sale, and disappeared about a week later, with no idea as to where it disappeared to.[/quote]





Caughdenoy's Ford tanker was in service from the time it was new ( 1978 or 9 ) until the mid-late 90's. It was a Sanford and also had a small capacity pump. It was housed at their west side station untill it was replaced by a Cjhevy Kodiak/4 Guys tanker. It was sold to the owners of the Brewerton Speedway and used for watering the track for a year or so before it disapeared from the area.



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Jeff, nice pic of the Hy-View heavy rescue! That truck has notr been in service since January 2003. They traded it in for a 2002 Pierce Dash Rescue pumper. Here is some information on Hy-View's old Rescue 7: 1986 Ford F-700 with a 14 foot walk in rescue box manufactured by EVF. The Hy- View fire company is located in Cheektowaga, NY
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[quote name='Roger Wnek' post='294949' date='Apr 5 2009, 22:09 ']Jeff, nice pic of the Hy-View heavy rescue! That truck has notr been in service since January 2003. They traded it in for a 2002 Pierce Dash Rescue pumper. Here is some information on Hy-View's old Rescue 7: 1986 Ford F-700 with a 14 foot walk in rescue box manufactured by EVF. The Hy- View fire company is located in Cheektowaga, NY[/quote]



Thanks for the info Roger,btw how's things going? Are you liking the south?
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This old Ford / Howe is sitting behind a house just outside of Alexis, NC in Gaston County. The owner of the truck said he bought the truck at a used car lot in Charlotte, NC, but could not remember where the truck originally came from.


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Ex Savoy, MA, Ex-East Hartford, CT - For Sale @ Village Truck Sales.

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Rush, ?? IH/WLF 19?? 750 GPM

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1968 Dodge/Hahn Neversink, ?!? FD?

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Quote:1968 Dodge/Hahn Neversink, ?!? FD?



1968 Dodge W-500/Hahn

750/750

HSF-7-12

Orig. del. to Bloomsbury, NJ



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[quote name='1949ALF' post='243753' date='Sep 2 2008, 21:28 ']We've stumbled across two Fords in two days, but unfortunately, I don't have a lot of information to add for either one. The first is ex-Branch (TX) Volunteer Fire Department Engine 11. It's sitting off the road a couple of miles outside of Lucas, Texas ...



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This one is still sitting in the same lot beside the Branch Volunteer Fire Department's Station. It's been moved since last September, but I still couldn't get a good picture of the "correct" side.



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[quote name='hoss' post='296663' date='Apr 12 2009, 20:59 ']Rush, ?? IH/WLF 19?? 750 GPM

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If I had to guess, going by the unit number 584, I would say Rush NY. It's in Monroe County.
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yeah it looks like Rush, NY. According to their website, it was owned by the State of New York, and returned to them in 2008. Here is a link to their site that mentions it: [url="http://www.rushfd.org/history.htm"]http://www.rushfd.org/history.htm[/url]. Also in the 'classic pictures' section their is a similar unit all the way to the left side of the photo.
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[quote name='grumpyFF' post='296736' date='Apr 12 2009, 23:21 ']yeah it looks like Rush, NY. According to their website, it was owned by the State of New York, and returned to them in 2008. Here is a link to their site that mentions it: [url="http://www.rushfd.org/history.htm"]http://www.rushfd.org/history.htm[/url]. Also in the 'classic pictures' section their is a similar unit all the way to the left side of the photo.[/quote]



Haha you just did the same thing I did! I just went through their website to find it as well.
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Ed,



Where is Bloomsbury's old Dodge/Hahn for sale at? I'm e-mailing a friend of mine who is on Bloomsbury Hose Co these pictures. They may want to buy the truck or find out where it's going to.



Thanks for your help.



Matt



[quote name='hoss' post='296670' date='Apr 12 2009, 21:07 ']1968 Dodge/Hahn Neversink, ?!? FD?

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I seen a news feature on this rig, the hose bed area is a fully operational pizza oven, the owner wanted to be able to have a moble unit so he could enjoy cooking his pizza, and the outdoors at the same time... seems like a great idea to me.
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Quote:Found this cool engine next to a fire station in Mystic, Ct last week. It is in great shape and totally hooked up...taps, compressed air, a flat panel TV in the officer side jump seat...no one was around so I just snapped these and boogied...no idea what or where it is from.



1983 Pierce Arrow

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X- PGFD Squad 47, a 1966 GMC/Bruco purchased from the Lynchburg, VA. Life Saving Crew around 1980?

Stripped of its drivetrain and awaiting the torch at the infamous Brandywine,MD.,scrapyard on US 301

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[quote name='flyinghigh' post='296760' date='Apr 13 2009, 00:11 ']Ed,



Where is Bloomsbury's old Dodge/Hahn for sale at? I'm e-mailing a friend of mine who is on Bloomsbury Hose Co these pictures. They may want to buy the truck or find out where it's going to.



Thanks for your help.



Matt[/quote]

The truck is located in Lanesborough, MA @ [url="http://www.villagetrucksales.com/"]http://www.villagetrucksales.com/[/url] they are generally way over priced in my opinion, of course this truck is not listed on their website.
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