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I have tracked down our old mack to Fabius NY, but am unable to get a hold of the owner. I have records showing that he still had it in 2011. Anyone have any ideas? Before traveling 6 hours? Any help is greatly appreciated! I would love to purchase it but seeing it would be amazing. I have attached the last know picture of it.
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I need to get my B-813SX to the ATHS National at the end of May. The Procter Mack will be part of the indoor truck show and I have too many other things that I must take. Of course, I will pay whatever it takes to get it there and back. Let me know. Cheers! John -
Hello all, Having grown up in Allentown Pennsylvania, having a minimum of 11 relatives working for Mack and having the luxury of driving Mack Fire Apparatus ranging in age from 1950 to 1985, I wanted to join a group of like minded folks. I am a Vet of the US Navy and the US Army and retired from AFD after 31 years as a Firefighter. Thank you for allowing me to keep honoring the Bulldog, Keith Mann
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Looking for information or guidance in obtaining information about a 1946 Mack 750GPM Pumper currently owned by the West Point Volunteer Fire Company, West Point, PA 19486. (Montgomery County, PA) D.B.A Upper Gwynedd Township Fire Department I am the Chief Engineer working with a committee put together by our department to restore our 1946 Mack Pumper, purchased in 1947. I am looking for whatever information I can find ranging from original build date, reason for build (suspected it was built for use by U.S. Forces during WWII but never delivered as such), build photos, specifications, modifications for municipal use, paint color codes, delivery date, signers of contract and so on. Our goals with this unit is restore it back to its original condition including the Hale pump, removing accessories and hardware needed to meet the firefighting demand through the years which include but not limited to ladders, appliances, cab interior, engine and pump. Any information that can be forwarded from the users of this forum would be greatly appreciated. Best Regards, Matthew C. Huff Trustee / Chief Engineer Upper Gwynedd Township Fire Department West Point, PA mchuff@comcast.net or ffdisp806@gmail.com
