1958 F.W.D.

1. Stop wasting your time with WD40 and get some Kroil. 2. Left handed threads. 3. The Doohickey (torque multiplier)

I had just started my 24 hour shift at the Aberdeen Proving Ground (Md) Fire Department. We got the trucks, our SCBA and the equipment checked out and were in the kitchen getting breakfast when one of the Paramedics came running into the kitchen yelling "Turn on the news!" I grabbed the remote and turned on one of the Baltimore stations and we all just stood there in complete shock. Watched the second plane hit live as it happened. About 10 minutes after that we were notified that the base was locked down. Fire Chief told us to check, double check and triple check everything- make sure all air bottles were topped off, all fuel tanks were full to the necks, etc. I lost 6 good friends that day. All guys on the job FDNY. I have lost several good FDNY friends since as well, all due to various cancers contracted from working at "The Pile." Spoke to my Dad that morning (who worked at Jevic headquarters in Delanco, NJ) and they sent out a Qualcomm message to any local trucks in NYC, Long Island and Yonkers to head to one of the rest areas on the NJ Tpk and await instructions. They were then told to return to Delanco. Any regional or OTR trucks heading that way were told to head to Delanco instead.

That's good, if they are doing a cat scan, the dogs probably shouldn't be at the hospital.

That parts guy doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground

But you forgot to stop in Metropolitan Hellertown to get your oxygen sensor and air fresherners.

I never heard this one before, this is excellent. I have heard the saying "We do not deserve our dogs." Paul, I am so sorry for your loss. I am typing this as Fozzy is laying his head across my feet under the table. Seek comfort in knowing you did right by him all these years up to the end.

A Century-Series American Lafrance, formerly owned by the Dewey Fire Company of Hellertown, Pa. to be exact.

Well, since you couldn't be bothered to include any girls in cars pictures, here is a girls standing next to the FWD picture.

There was a news story recently making the rounds in various fire service pages- a Firefighter was packing a line up in a hosebed and wasn't paying attention and stood up and.....WHANG! He was pretty seriously hurt and even got a helicopter ride to the nearest trauma shop. I think it was in Georgia somewhere?

He's probably the only BMT Guy that lives closer to Macungie than me......lol

Those Chris-Crafts have nice Transoms. And I dont think they are 1947's. I am pretty sure they are about 2004's

I have advised him that his fan club misses him. He was celebrating a win last week at one of the drag races.

Larry posts regularly on Facebook. I will tell him his fan club misses him.

She has two R-Models that she hauls grain with- she also built one for the Mack Museum. I think she can handle the FWD.

What? I dont see a problem- we only had 914 trucks this year!

BAH!

Thats weird, I can see it and Barry can see it ????

Farmer Grayce, of YouTube fame for those of you who know her!!!!

An integrated sleeper B Model- very nice! "Small" driving the 1978 Hahn in the parking lot of the top secret 1978 Hahn storage location Super nice B Model

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Barry is there a way to post a video thats in my phone (also posted on bookface?)

Small (who is not so small anymore) got a fantastic video of the F.W.D. hooked onto a Pete with a Landoll with a load on the deck, you can really hear the Waukesha bark when I let off the clutch, it's a neat video. I could have pulled that Pete through the mud all the way to Richmond. I am trying to figure out how to post the video.

I always enjoyed reading his articles in Motor Trend (or was it Car & driver?) He's one of those celebrities I'd like to have a beer with.

SHHHHHHHH!

Did you remember to get me that bottle at aspirin, the left-handed philips screwdriver, a pack of socks and the rubber chicken that I asked for?