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This is B85f1001. The first B85 fire truck made.

Very cool.

My father, my brother and I and a couple helpers. I went really well this year except for the 85 LS. Somehow it filled the crankcase with gasoline. We had to haul it home.

Macks: 1988 RW 613, 1955 B85F, 1925 ACCD, 1951 405A, 1947 85LS

Sorry Rifleman. That is the '93 that is in my garage.

Ron, Which one is Mutt and which one is Jeff?

Mike

Maybe and FWD or Coleman. Does it look live a four wheel drive in the original picture?

Mike

Underdog's V8 Superliner.

This is Underdog's with a 400 V8. It is pretty nice.

I doubt it. I could look. It's not at my house.

1975 R685. The cab is pretty rusty. Only supposed to have 200,000 miles on the engine. It is not mine and it is for sale. Mike

Great truck and even better wife. It really looks nice. It's hard to find that old of a truck with no rust. Mike

I was half way up Allan Bond's Pirsche 85' aerial. I would have gone higher, but I got scared. Got a good picture of our trucks though.

The white R model cab is acturally a Brockway 758. Three of the Macks are my fathers and 2 are mine. The Brockway is my fathers.

Just outside of Boyertown PA, near the interection of PA 100 and 422. It is 18 miles south of Macungie. Mike 610 764 8283

This truck was bought by a guy in State College, PA as a parts truck. He used the doors and fenders and the title on a B67 he restored as an Allied moving truck and trailer. I think I saw a picture We got it for the engine parts. My father has a 1962 B66. There were supposedly only 177 made. If that is the case I have no idea how this has the serial number of 1194. The cab floor is rotten. I think my father will want to keep the engine for parts for his. Mike

Nice E model. Was it a fire truck in its previous life since it is a type 45? What is the serial number?

Mike