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By Britton W Crosby
Original Post March 2001 - Updated March 2005 - Re-launched April 2020
xx Mack photos on this page
TOP PHOTO
Mack fire apparatus were extremely well built machines.
They were built to work and be tough and durable.
They were often unique and custom built for the departments that bought them.
In addition to being functional, many of these apparatus were also remarkably
beautiful in many ways with wonderful attention to detail and polish
that was made to endure decades of service, and ultimately beyond.
Everyone who has the opportunity to closely examine
many of these
old Macks must truly appreciate the love that must have gone into
building, delivering, operating, and preserving these fire trucks.
The North Patchoque, LI, NY Fire Department continues
to maintain
this beautiful 1947 Mack "L" pumper.
Photos August 2017
Thank you Mack Fire Trucks for building all those
beautiful fire trucks!
Mack Fire Trucks
Possibly America's most
famous manufacturer of fire apparatus,
Mack Trucks of Allentown, Pennsylvania began building fire trucks
around 1911.
Over the years, these beautiful fire engines, bearing the
trademark "Bull Dog",
proved to be as tough and reliable as the saying "Built like
a Mack Truck" indicates.
Thousands of these classic apparatus served over the years.
Mack stopped making custom apparatus in 1990 to the dismay of
Mack fans.
This is a tribute to some of the Macks I have admired had the
pleasure of photographing.
TONS OF MACK PHOTOS IN THIS SPECIAL FEATURE!!
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Years Produced |
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Years.............................1900-1914 Model "A" Series...................1914-1938 Model "AB" Series................1914-1936 Model "AC" Series................1916-1938 "Early" Model "B" Series....1927-1941 Model "E" Series...................1936-1950 Model "L" Series...................1940-1954 Model "A" Series...................1950-1953 Model "B" Series...................1954-1966 Model "C" Series...................1956-1967 Model "MB" Series................1963-1978 Model "MC" Series................1978-1987 Model "MR" Series................1978-1987 Model "R" Series....................1966-1990 Model "CF" Series..................1967-1990 Mid-Liner MS Series..............1979- |
West Springfield, MA.
A Mack pumper and a Maxim pumper.
Doesn't get much better than that.
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CapeCodFD's |
01 - Mack Fire Truck History 02 - Mack Name & Logos 03 - Mack Bulldog 04 - Mack Style 05 - Early Macks 1911-1930s 06 - Mack E Series 1936-1950 07 - Mack L Series 1940-1954 08 - Mack L Series 1940-1954 09 - Mack B Series 1953-1966 10 - Mack B Series 1953-1966 11 - Mack C Series 1956-1967 12 - Mack C Series 1956-1967 13 - Mack CF Series 1967-1990 14 - Mack CF Series 1967-1990 15 - Mack R Series 1966-1990 16 - Mack MB/MC Series 1972-1987 17 - Mack Other Chassis 18 - Mack Ladder Trucks 19 - Mack Aerial Scopes 20 - FDNY Macks 21 - Providence Macks 22 - Cape Cod Area Macks 1 23 - Cape Cod Area Macks 2 24 - Cape Cod Area Macks 3 25 - Macks in Action 26 - Mixed Macks 27 - Mack Favorites |
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