Empire State Oldies

[Frank B]

West Harrison NY 1927 Mack AL

[Frank B]

West Haverstraw NY 1926 Mack AC

[Frank B]

West Haverstraw NY 1926 Mack AC

[Frank B]

Wyandach LI NY 1947 Mack E Type 45 S 1279

[Frank B]

Wyandach LI NY 1947 Mack E Type 45 S 1279

[Frank B]

Wyandach LI NY 1947 Mack E Type 45 S 1279

[Frank B]

Wyandanch LI NY 1941 Mack E type 45 S 1070

[Frank B]

Wyandanch LI NY 1926 Mack AC



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[John Kenealy]

[quote name='FDNYTRUCKS.com' post='327291' date='Aug 5 2009, 22:48 ']this one is Madison, NJ[/quote]



Madison NY did have a CF pumper for a while. I have one really poor photo of it. Anyone have a better one?

[John Kenealy]

[quote name='Frank B' post='327286' date='Aug 5 2009, 22:45 ']NY Oswego 1959 Mack B95F #1163[/quote]



Last seen at an heavy equipment auction in Madison County in 2002. Hope somebody saved it.

[John Kenealy]

[quote name='Frank B' post='327290' date='Aug 5 2009, 22:48 ']NY Seaford 1962 Mack B85[/quote]



From Seaford, it went to Summit (Schoharie County) NY, now privately owned. Photographed at the 2008 SPAAMFAA muster in Syracuse.

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[quote name='Frank B' post='327346' date='Aug 5 2009, 23:55 ']Walden NY 1946 Mack E Type 45 S 1284 & 1285



Twins![/quote]



Twins? More like triplets, and almost quadruplets. In 1946 with Village of Walden took delivery of 4 Macks, 3 identical engines, and a city service ladder. I'll try to get it scanned, but I have a picture of the 3 engine at the acceptance pump testing.

[Guest]

[quote name='CNYFireTrucks' post='327401' date='Aug 6 2009, 07:49 ']From Seaford, it went to Summit (Schoharie County) NY, now privately owned. Photographed at the 2008 SPAAMFAA muster in Syracuse.[/quote]



Photo by Mark A. Redman

[Guest]

1950 Mack from Buffalo Airport

Mack Trucks photo from the Mark A. Redman Collection

[dcfdtech]

Has anybody found any of these old War Horses still around??

[John Kenealy]

[quote name='dcfdtech' post='327437' date='Aug 6 2009, 12:27 ']Has anybody found any of these old War Horses still around??[/quote]



Post 1893 a few pages ago, a B Model Mack from Richmondville NY still resides in the Richmondville firehouse.

[matchot]

[quote name='Frank B' post='327288' date='Aug 5 2009, 22:46 ']NY Rochester 1960 Mack C85[/quote]



This vehicle used to belong to the West Brighton, NY FD here in Monroe County. West Brighton is just outside of the City of Rochester limits, and they run M/A with the City rather frequently, along with the City running M/A with them quite frequently. This truck currently is privately owned by a funeral director in Niagara County, NY in the hamlet of Bergholtz. When I find my pictures of this vehicle, I will post them here.

[dcfdtech]

[quote name='CNYFireTrucks' post='327567' date='Aug 6 2009, 21:04 ']Post 1893 a few pages ago, a B Model Mack from Richmondville NY still resides in the Richmondville firehouse.[/quote]













Thanks John!! I remember as a kid going up home for vacation, we would always see a bunch of Mack apparatus. Just was wondering if any was still around!! Thanks guys for the pics!!

[Guest]

[quote name='Frank B' post='327322' date='Aug 5 2009, 23:36 ']Sayville LI NY 1928 Mack AP[/quote]



My father would've loved to see these pictures, this truck was still in service for his first 7 years in the department. He thought the world of this truck, and even its replacement, a 1955 ALF mid-mount aerial...

[jwh]

[quote name='matchot' post='327610' date='Aug 6 2009, 22:32 ']This vehicle used to belong to the West Brighton, NY FD here in Monroe County. West Brighton is just outside of the City of Rochester limits, and they run M/A with the City rather frequently, along with the City running M/A with them quite frequently. This truck currently is privately owned by a funeral director in Niagara County, NY in the hamlet of Bergholtz. When I find my pictures of this vehicle, I will post them here.[/quote]



...and prior to that was across town at the Brighton F.D. as Truck 6, later Truck 306, then Truck 301.