505 MACK

Andy,

I was in the fire station at Tryon N. C. today only to find an E Model . Here is the # 50 S 1012 it is a Model 50. Andy send me your e mail address to emodelmack@aol.com I have some pics, but can't seem to beable to post on this site.

Ray

Hi Andy,

Here is the chassis # I think is a Model A Mack in Spartanburg, S.C. 75 A 1029 I was told it is a 750 gpm pumper. I hope I am right.

Ray

The pics of the engine are of a EN510 ,that was with Fire Truck back then. There should be a lever in front of the seat base toput the pump in gear,or at less the hole that it whould have been.

Tinman

That is the Grille that I have in my parts room off a 1950 Model 505 fire truck.

Tinman

Check out JC taylor too.They specialize in Antiques wwwjctaylor.com 1 800 345 8290

I have JC Taylor for my 1941 505 Mack fire truck, and it runs around $72.00 a year. I got it 13 yrs ago when in N.J. and now here in S.C. Have not had any trouble.

Ray

As you can see from my signature, the E registry is just short of the 50 entries level. Once we reach 50, I'll put together a pdf document of similar format to the B registry.

The past couple of days has seen new member Tinman provide details of five Es, one of which was already listed (Rigfire's Texas-based Type 75S). However, Tinman provided details of our first two 505S', the oldest EF1S on the registry and the first consecutive chassis number listing (a Type 75S still owned by the Charleston FB). Many thanks Ray!

Hi Andy,

Thanks for the good words. I know of (3) three more E models in S.C. Two (2) that are type 45's the other I'am not sure of. I will get their owner names, location, and #'s.

Ray

Hi Speed,

I'am new in town, and see you are looking for heater motor and glove box door. I'am parting out a !947 EF it has a heater that works and also the glove door if you are still looking.

Ray ( Tinman )