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75mackscope

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  1. I have one that was hit on the driver front, can be fixed. it's in south carolina.
  2. This is what i'm looking for. In your pics where the bulldog sat on the what looks like a grab handle, i need that whole thing. All of the "mack" emblems off the side along with the bulldogs the "CF600" emblems, the "M A C K" on the front. The Clutch pedal cover. The brake pedal not the whole assembley just the pedal. Air horns. The head liner. Lastly a mirror. I know it's all the good stuff but it's all missing off of my CF. Here's an email shaggyff44@yahoo.com. if you can help me it would be great. 75scope.
  3. YES! I need some things.. what do you have? what kind of truck is it a pumper or ladder. is it stripped or you have alot? 75scope
  4. It does have the maxidyne in it it's the 686 with turbo intercooler. Man it sounds good going through the gears. In the picture it has the grill and trim but when i got it all of it was missing, even the air horns. so i'm looking for it all. 75scope
  5. Thanks it has the normal north rust that will have to be fixed but a little polish and she'll be good as new.
  6. Hello, I'm happy to be here. i just got home a 1975 CF686F aerialscope. She's a little rough but get her a new collar and a cut and she'll be the talk of the local shows. What better place to belong than a mack forum site. Fire trucks are cool but mack fire trucks are even better. My friend the tinman on here is the mack fire truck googrue so i wanted to be one up on him with a scope. just kidding Ray. So i thank you for letting me on and will learn from the experiences of everyone else. The story of this truck is i saw it for bid on a website and bidded on it and won. this truck was beside the hudson rivr in schulyerville, Ny wich is north of albany. I bought it pretty much sight unseen. It had served with saratoga springs it's whole career. and had been sitting in the mud for 6 years. long story short we pulled it out of the mud using a loader. we put batteries in it and it fired right up and we drove 850 miles to south carolina. and it is missing some things but we will find them. the only mishaps we had were blowing a tire in VA and lost the belts outside of charlotte, NC. but she runs like a new puppy. here is a photo.
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