GA_Dave

You didn't even mention that classic C Model Mack fire engine in the last pic!

I have talked with several employees of that VW plant and they are happy with the working conditions, pay and benefits that VW is providing. They do not want the union! The UAW has been trying to force their way in since right after the plant opened.

A recent find..... Engine 1133, Wharton, TX 1951 Mack 85LS 750/200 #1553

I would never use it if we did have it. It would not be practical for me. My chosen destinations are too specific to not have a car to get me there. Besides, I enjoy the sightseeing while I travel.

That Duster is Sublime!

Rest in peace, Sir, and Thank you!

Another advantage to being retired, I no longer have to pee in a cup to keep my job! I've never touched the stuff, but was tested more times than I can remember during my 28 years on the job. Even my Chief knew it was unnecessary for me to get "randomly" picked as often as I was. He told me one time to just consider myself as part of the "control group"!

Termites!

Engine 161, Low Country Firefighter Support Team, North Charleston, SC 1984 Mack CF688FC/Ward '79 LTD 1000/500 #1360 x-Joanna, SC x-FDNY

Every time I go on a road trip, I swear that people already have these cars!

Most of the time, I don't answer calls from numbers I don't recognize, but when I do, and I suspect them, I answer "Clayton County Sheriff's Department"! All I hear is "CLICK"!

I call my Jeep "Elizabeth Warren". It's white, but says it's a Cherokee!

Amen! I was a volly in two FD's, career in another, always professional!