Dec 10, 2019
Model 45S “District” Fire Engine From Pierre, SD During the 1930s many cities couldn’t afford Mack’s pricey line of first class fire engines. In 1938 Mack introduced a new line of affordable “District” fire engines. Although based on a rugged Mack...
Dec 10, 2019
Model C Cab Forward Fire Engine Ex – Baldwin, NY The Baldwin, New York Fire Department purchased this Model C fire engine from Mack in 1966 and operated it on first line status until 2010, when it was donated to the Hall of Flame. Unusual for 1966, they ordered...
Dec 9, 2019
Model CF600 Engine Ex – Calumet City, IL Mack fire engines have always been extremely popular in the states of the northeastern United States, especially New York and Pennsylvania, where Mack operated several factories. This engine was Mack’s second...
Dec 9, 2019
Model A Fire Engine Ex – Eagle Valley, NY Mack built over 24,000 Model A’s, about 300 of which were fire engines. The rest were sold as over the road trucks. The Model A was popular with volunteer fire departments. Its 510 cubic inch “Thermodyne” gasoline...
Dec 9, 2019
Mack Model AC / Holloway City Service Ladder Truck Ex – Baltimore, MD The Baltimore Fire Department bought several Mack “Bulldog” trucks from the Army after World War I. In 1922 the Department’s Maintenance Shops matched this 1919 Type AC Mack with...
