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Lancaster County Upholstry in Lancaster, Pa. (717) 569-3281 may be able to help with the headliner. Someone on this site may have the other part. If you have not joined SPAAMFAA I would suggest joining. You can join a local chapter and also list the part you need on thier site along with a request in thier quarterly newsletter.

Mark

Vinny, Spring Melt is an event where fire fighting items are sold and traded by vendors and antique collectors. It's held every year in Allentown, Pa., and if you have a fire truck and want to outfit it with older or time period correct items, that's the place to go.

Mark

I'll be there on Sunday to hopefully buy some goodies.

Mark

Correction on the DATE - April 28th @ 9:00am.

Photos of the truck are on the auction wb site.

http://www.auctionzip.com/Full-Image/1414476/fpx1.cgi

In the local paper today there is a 1963 B60 Dump Truck with 20,460 origional miles on it, near Routes 41 & 30 in Gap, Pa. The add says there will be a reserve on the truck but does not mention the price. Auctioner is Peterseim and Longenecker @ 717-575-4263. There is a black and white photo of the front of the truck - looks in good shape. www.petersheimandlongenecker.com Auction starts @ 9:00am.

Art, please contact me @ 610-246-3265. I have information for you.

Mark

Art, I will check with a friend of mine not on this site. Last year he had a complete 707C and was looking to sell it. Will try to have an answer by Monday. Motor is in the Poconos I think.

Mark

In the current issue of the Pennsylvania Fireman there are three Mack CF Pumpers for Sale.

#1 1972 CF 700 51,250 miles 1000GPM Pump New Baltimore Fire Co.PO Box 95, New Baltimore, Pa. 15553 Minimum Bid $2,000 Bids to be opened on May 6th, 2012 Contact Lynn 814-733-4921 or Joe 814-285-8179 for more information

#2 1978 Mack CF Pumper 47,000 miles 1000GPM pump Refurbished in 2001 at a cost of $100,000 asking $9,000.00 Good Will Hose Company 500 Reagon St. Sunbury, Pa. 17801 For additional information/photos call 570-850-5722

#3 1979 Mack 4 door CF Pumper Delivered to FDNY and refurbished in 1992 by Kenco. Almost new tires 1000 GPM Truck is partly dismantled to be refurbished but the department has decided to sell it. Reasonable offers accepted. Contact Joe Speidel 724-676-4717 Email icpsta @ yahoo.com Bolivar Volunteer Fire Company PO Box 3, Bolivar, Pa. 15923

Nice looking 4dr cab, 1250 pump, and less the 12,000 miles.

Do you have Dayton or Budd wheels? I have Budd on mine and am going to have them repainted all red as it came from the factory. If you can shoot them or have someone who can paint, you can pick up a quart of Dupont Centari and primer and paint them yourself. My Mack red is 4623 and I can send you a sample if you want for color matching, or I have the Dupont code. As far as the grey the Mack Museum may be able to provide a paint number or sample.

Mark

I am looking for a carburetor for my 1965 B Model pumper. The model number is located on the round brass tag on top of the carburetor.

Many thanks, Mark

I am looking for a carburetor for my 1965 B Model Mack pumper. These carburetors have been used on the 707C gasoline engines from the 60's into the 70's. Contact Mark @ mack458@verizon.net or 610-246-3265.

Looking for a set of stainless steel mirror brackets for a 1965 B Model - may accept a set in chrome if in excellent condition.

You can try Olsons Gasket is Washington state. I ordered a complete set of gaskets for my 707C and they of good quality. As it was a fire truck I needed two other small gaskets and they shipped them out @ no cost.

http://www.olsonsgaskets.com/

Finishing a rebuild of a 1965 Mack 707C Gas Engine and need to know how any advise on setting the Thrust Buttons on the front gear plate. The engine was completely torn down and reassembled and looking for suggestions as the manual does not address this.

Many thanks in advance,

Mark

Peter, I would contact the Brillman Company in Va. as they may be able to help you. Check the Mack Museum website - there is a list of vendors for different parts, some electrical. You can aslo call or email the museum as they may know of additional vendors. Pictures may help your cause also.

Mark

I have a 1965 B Model with fctory installed P/S that I need to confirm the propoer routing of the hoses. The truck has been apart for a while and I had labeled the routing but it is gone. Need some assistance as the Mack Museum description does not show enough detail.

Many thanks in advance!

I have a 1965 B Model with a 707C Gasoline motor and wanted to confirm the proper muffler for the truck. It is a 1000 GPM fire pumper and the current muffler has a 3.5" inlet and a 3" outlet. The muffler body is round and is 38" long. The Mack Museum has provided some drawing but they do not match with what is currently there. Any help would be appreciated.

Hello everyone, I was able to locate a shop that will manufacture the adapter - Bob's Speedometer @ $150.00

Bob's Speedometer

10123 Bergin, Road

Howell, Mi. 48843

800-592-9673 or 810-632-0400

I am in the process of rebuilding the engine on my 1965 B Model pumper with a 707C gasoline engine. The reassebly will require a tool to cnter the align the timing gear cover, and I cannot locate the part.

Does anyone have the part that I could buy or borrow before I have one machined? If borrowed I will pay for shipping both ways.

Many thanks,

Mark

I am looking for a Stewart Warner Model 777-F Adapter with a 1.2020 ratio for my 1965 B Model pumper. The adapter may be know as part 119AX4605. I changed the rear from a 5.14 to a 4.25 and need this adapter to make the spedo correct.

Any suggestions would be appreciate,

Mark

This may or may not help, but there is a gentleman who volunteers at the Mack Museum who worked on the "fire line" of production. Can't remember his name but if you contact the museum they may be able to help.

Best of luck!

I have a 1965 B Model truck with air brakes and I am looking for the rubber bumper that is located at the bottom of the aluminum base. Many thanks, Mark

Gary, I purchased one about 18 months ago from sparkplugsource.com. It was a Gates 33347 for $32.18 plus shipping. I did have to make up my own gasket during replacement.

The B Model Store has a 180 degree thermostat that I believe should fit. The END673 and 707 share the same block, and Barry or Tracy in parts should be able to tell you. I have a NAPA at home - I think it's 170 degrees and will follow up with that information. The thermostat on BMS - http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?app=links&gotolink=7