MADDOG93

Only respone to left handed fires or those straght ones !

I think that your truck is shot, do not do anything to it and sell it to me for let's say $100.00, I will park it next to my B-95 pumper and make sure no one will get hurt.

Go for it , my 1957 B95 707 runs like a Mack Should !

It's a longshot, but I am in search of one of our former Mack aerial's. It is an open cab Mack C-95, built in 1964 and delivered in 1965 with I believe an 85' aerial. The truck was in service in Bridgeton, NJ (South Jersey) and was traded in to Pierce Mfg. in 1994 along with a 1955 B, 1968 CF, and 1974 CF. I am also trying to track this down through Pierce, with little luck. I have searched, and haven't been able to even find a photo of a similar unit. Any input would be appreciated greatly!!!

Todd

Pierce as well as all new truck mfg. are not in the used truck market.You need to find the dealer that sold your dept the trucks as the Pierce rep and find out what used fire truck dealer he sold them to. We have a C-model ladder at the warehouse where I am a member and it is from New Jersey but can't remember the name on it. Will be going up there soon and will check it out for you.

In need of a flywheel for a mack motor 17 1/2 in. 138 tooth mack part #530GB4275, OLD #1286 ANYBODY ?

You can thank me by sending all of us a photo of your rig in its new home. Glad to be a help, there is nothing like driving a open cab mack, bugs in your teeth and hair smile on your face! Watch out for the inside windshild wipers on your left hand "thats smarts"

OK Linmac, this is what I have so far it served going backword , you should have bought it from Denis before that Middleburg New York fire dept, before that Catkill Fire Dept, before that Brighton Fire Dept. Now I ran Brighton and got upstate NY , but was told that it came from Brighton in Eire county that is near Buffalo in western New York, will keep on checking. angelo [maddog93]

I know that rig very well., I used to pass it alot on my way to my upstate home in New York. It is from Long Island NY when new and they bought it used. I was going to buy it mself to match my 1957 B-95 #1020 but didnt have a place to kept inside at the time. Can you show us a photo of it now and I will do a little diging in the past on your rig. Here is my B-95 form Port Chester New York.

After a google search, the name on the door now is less than 25 miles from the info that I uncovered! this $hit is fun and I didn't use any fuel!

OK JOHN, after many hours of reading threw my books and my matieral I found the almost complete history of your 1962B85/1950American la france that served PHILADELPHIA ladder 20!!! The rest you have to wait till this weekend. see you soon [tease] angelo

Did you grab the one on e-bay. talked to matt on sat. and he said he might be bringing one home? I have a lot of contact's over the years , see what I can do. will be at MUNGUNIE this weekend, will you? ANGELO P.S. THATS MINE #1070 1957 B95

WELL DID YOU GET IT. WILL NOT SELL MINE FOR LESS THEN 10,000.00 1957 B95 #1070 EX PORT CHESTER NEW YORK

the truck is in colorado, i called him yesterday, i 'l see if he gets back to me with information, looking for 3500.00 for the truck, i'l keep you posted

I FOUND THE ORIGINAL OWNER FIRE DEPT FROM P. A. AND SENT HIM/THEM A E- MAIL. THEY ARE VERY INTRESTED IN THE TRUCK. ANY HELP IN LOCATING A PHONE # OR CONTACT INFO WILL HELP SAVE THIS RIG AND GET IT BACK HOME WHERE IT BELONGS. THANKS WITH HELP [ANGELO]

to bad it was not closer to the macungie show in june, Iwill be bringing my B95 down from upstate new york to the fathers day weekend show. 1957 B95 #1070 open cab from port chester n.y. rig is in harveys book. maybe we could hook up there, maddog93

HI IM ANDREW SPOSTA IM 12 YEARS OLD THE YOUNGEST SON OF A J. MY OLDER BROTHER AND I WERE BROUGHT UP INTO TRUCKS. MY FAVORITE TRUCK THAT WE OWN IS A 1968 R685T WITH A 10 FOOT DUMP BODY POWERD BY A 237 TURBOED MACK ENGINE AFECTIONALLY KNOWN AS MADDOG .

THE TRUCK IS PAINTED BRIGHT RED AND LOOKS AWSOME PULLING THE B-95 AROUND .THERE'S A NICE SET OF PICTURES IN HARVEY'S B MODEL FIRE ENGINE BOOK. ME AND MY FATHER ARE NEW TO THIS SITE AND LOOK FOWARD TO TALKING TO ALL OF YOU.