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Karl, the brush breakers in the Pine Barrens of NJ weren't quite as "radical" as the ones on Cape Cod. There were a few deuce and a halfs (which came from Ft Dix excess property most of the time) and they were beefed up a bit but never as heavy duty as the cape units.
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Ready to hit the road
1958 F.W.D. replied to Superdog's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Looks great, but those rear wheel covers have GOT to go!!!!!!! -
Ray don't you owe me a steak dinner or some kinda broker's fee by now???? HA!!!!!
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Just wanted to say that Ray has now hauled Fire Department/Municipally owned modern equipment **OR** Privately owned antique firetrucks for FOUR people after I recommended him to them for their long distance transportation needs. Each and every one of them had nothing but good things to say about him and were very happy with his service. I highly recommend him for any truck transportation needs.
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They have 27 trucks between that building, the building out back, and the open courtyard in the middle. There are also a few trucks stashed at another location. That American Lafrance Pioneer with Pittsburgh on the door is a tiller and has a BIG Cummapart in it with an automatic.....And the thing flies like the wind, I have driven both ends. The old man is a Captain on Ladder 1 in Camden City, and the kid who bought the truck is destined to become a Camden County Cop or a NJ State Trooper. They are a great family and our families have been friends forever- the old man is godfather to "Small" and was also my best man in my wedding.
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I dated a teacher once....Picked her up when doing a Fire Prevention Program at the school she was teaching at. I liked her, whenever I did something wrong, she made me do it over again.
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Hey Paul, who does your wife-nurse work for? Mine works for St. Lukes VNA here in the Bethlehem/Allentown Pa. area. Nurses. I can't get the hell away from them. Mom was a nurse. Dated many throughout my firefighting/EMS career (mostly ER nurses...) first ex wife is a nurse.....Then dated a few more......Now wife number two is a nurse.....How in the hell did THAT happen??? LOL
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Vlad- if I did this correctly, Она была с возможностью "горячей" замены для курения
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Some common pervert and his sidekick, Tonto. Cruiseliner!!! Hayward F-Model wrecker If I had an RV, it would be THIS. Thank you for joining us, now back to your regularly scheduled programming. And Otherdog, feel free to photochop some of these images.
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Doug Maney's daughter Erica holding "Extra Small." Two beautiful young ladies. Some of the Yarnall Used Truck Lot truck collection I know that this particular F-Model has been discussed on here before, but I cannot remember the particulars. Can anyone refresh me??? Need no further comment
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Some images from Macungie 2014......... Some random guy harassing future Nuns Some common pervert harassing future Nuns Interior of a truck that I thought was beautiful V8 powered Hayward R-Model. This made me cry. Some of the Crowd that Doug Maney organized for dinner with the future Nuns Some more of the dinner crowd V8 powered F-Model day cab
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What IS this?
1958 F.W.D. replied to Speed's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Repowered L-Model.- 15 replies
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What IS this?
1958 F.W.D. replied to Speed's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
link is NFG.- 15 replies
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The more this plays out, the more it looks as if I am innocent of the allegations thrown at me.
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FOR SALE a dog of a different color
1958 F.W.D. replied to countryboy5487's topic in Trucks for Sale
Hayward truck, very commonly built with larger engines. Roadway did indeed have a bunch but they were Allentown trucks if I remember correctly, Roadway was one of very few buyers who were able to get something other than Mack power out of Allentown. -
I absolutely concur that it's most likely a Cape Cod Brush Breaker.
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Happy Birthday Ron!!!! Listen, I know that you were having some difficulty getting around the quagmire last weekend, so me and Yarnall and Doug and some of the other boys scraped together a few bucks, got a few cases of beer errr ahhh I mean grape kool aid, one of those mobility scooter things like you already have, and we did some scavenging of our spare parts bins. After much loud arguing contemplation and sharing of ideas, we lit up the arc welder and chewed a lot of bubble gum. You won't be having any more problems getting around MUDcungie. By the way, DO NOT EVER PRESS THE RED BUTTON.
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Macungie photos
1958 F.W.D. replied to Rich Reinhart's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
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Oh DAMN You KNUCKLEHEAD!!!!! You were 3 miles from my house!!!! You should'a called, I would have had you over for dinner or lunch or whatever!!!!!! LOL
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A US Missile Boat- a great big silent hole in the water.........
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Wait......Who did you haul that for?????? I thought you were bringing a Maxim pumper to Jersey from Maine??????
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Macungie photos
1958 F.W.D. replied to Rich Reinhart's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Me and my pop were talking to the guy who has the Hayward wrecker. It's a V8 Mack with 2 sticks, and a Nomar with an early generation wheel-lift. -
Gentlemen guys- I cannot get into the specifics of what happened, but I had to delete my facebook account due to an event at work. I really cannot say anything more about it. Perhaps in the future if the dust settles I can get more specific. My job is safe, don't sweat that. I know quite a few of you on here like Mike N, Mack W, Randy M, and a few others communicated with me there on an almost daily basis. Sorry. Have to disappear from Facebook for a while. Perhaps I may return sometime in the future when this goes away. Keep in touch through here or my cell phone.
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There is no cutting slack about The Kilt. You were either there, or you were a square.
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