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On Saturday, May 13, 2017 at 0:33 PM, GA_Dave said:

Engine 2313, Delran, NJ (retired/collector owned)

1988 Mack CF/Swab Wagon Company

1000/1000

 

Actually this unit is in service up in Lake Harmony Pa, their 82 CF is out in New Waverly Ind, 1971 Cf is privately owned out in PA

Nice to see a perfectly good fire truck going somewhere needed and not the scrap yard.Good luck with it

Great save. It is a shame that many FDNY Macks have gone to the scrapper

i remember seeing a lot of them back in the day, hauling cement around in jersey. There are a few still around.

Nice to see how much pride they take in those older Macks, and to keep them going.

Where was the MACK fire truck going?

The Burlington City truck went to Croydon Bucks County Pa, then to McKinnley Pa, then was last seen up at Keasbey Nj. I think that 73 pictured looks like Ex- Rockville MD

Where was that Mack CF going?

No that was the last CF Delivered to Willingboro, they just got rid of the tele-squirt a little more then a year ago

That is a nice Mack. Truck originally saw service in Willingboro N.J

i agree new logo SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Briing back the old one.

Awesome truck. Mack CF fire trucks were the greatest fire apparatus ever produced.

after this winter, I can't wait until I get out and see a good truck show.

Thank god they saved the Mack, all other trucks can be replaced. The Mack Cant. smart choice is priorities of getting the Mack out first

the Mack CF Fire apparatus era

Brownsville that's it thanks

When i was at the Lititz show in Oct., a gentleman told my wife that there is a truck show with trucks and heavy equipment in pa that is in the spring or early summer. she can't remember where and when the show is. My son would love it.

I would love to drive those old Macks

What a disgrace an American icon moved to indoors.

my old volley dept had cf Macks, 68 Mack cf gasoline engine, 71 Mack cf diesel, 82 cf diesel automatic, 88 cf. I loved those trucks. true work horses in the fire industry. 71 Mack is privately owned 82 is still in service in Indiana, 88 is still in service in pa

i want to get one of those R model tanker models and convert it into a fire tanker

i remember as a kid the Mack fire apparatus dealer would always deliver calenders to our firehouse and my dad would bring the extra calender home for me to hang on my wall. I loved those old calenders

In the train museum in Strasburg pa, they have a Mack locomotive.

The Mack Bulldog 1 used LTI ladders.

It would be nice to see Mack become more independent and not let Volvo put their junk in a Mack