1958 F.W.D.

Well Done, Driver!

Tues/Weds/Thurs here. Our babysitter was ready to go batshit crazy- she usually only has Extra Small during the day. Instead she had XS, S, M and L all day all three days.

pssst.....hey ed......STFU!

About 14" here in the Bethlehem/Allentown area. Was supposed to get 18-24" but we had the *FUN!* of it changing over to rain and sleet a few times, which layered itself into the snow, and anyone who did not have shoveling done by nightfall on Tuesday (ended here around 4pm) the snow all turned into concrete and it became impossible to shovel or blow. Could only be pushed or broken apart and then shoveled. I went outside 3 times, once around 7am, again around 12 and finally at 4 and did all the sidewalks and neighbors places. Thank god.... Penndot really dropped the ball with keeping Route 412 open from the Bucks County/Northampton County line through Hellertown. There was 2-3" of hard packed ice and snow and it was like driving on some ancient dirt road. But 412 from the interchange at Interstate 78 to the Sands Casino was clean all the way down to the asphalt. Gotta get those bus loads of people from New York City into that Casino!!!!

Heh. Screw you, Detroit Diesel!!!!

The only thing I may like better than volunteering at the Mack Museum!!

If you happen to receive this, and can get me the truck serial number prior to 0800 tomorrow morning (3/11/17)I offer no promises, but I **MAY** be able to tell you what engine was originally installed. But I need that before 8am tomorrow, and you may not ask any questions as to how I obtain the info.

6-8 week wait time.

Pa Turnpike Bridge to reopen........ http://www.burlingtoncountytimes.com/news/local/delaware-river-turnpike-bridge-to-reopen-thursday-night/article_f8fbbec5-bc65-56d4-a4ff-3ed663fa1bae.html

I do not know of anyone that has a delivery or other database of model AP fire apparatus. As Brocky stated, you are welcome to use the following link to contact the Mack Trucks Museum in Allentown Pa which has the build documents archived. http://www.macktrucks.com/about-mack/museum/contact-us/ All inquiries take approx 6-8 weeks due to the amount of requests and the limited staff to process requests. It is also requested that you send a proper donation as the museum does have limited funding from Corporate and they expend a lot of time and money to process requests (photocopier maintenance, paper, shipping etc.)

Wow never saw a local delivery oil *trailer* before

WOW!!!!!!!

and virginity!

Did you contact the Mack Trucks Historical Museum for copies of the factory archives? You may luck out and find that the file has delivery photos.

Stop with the drugs

They confiscated everything, even the stuff we didn't steal! They took the bar! THE WHOLE FUCKING BAR!

This forum reminds me of Delta House sometimes.

For those of you who did not know Gus (I did not know him) He was killed in a salt pile collapse at the bulk offloading site down on the Delaware River in Bristol Pa. back in January 2014 during that major salt shortage on the east coast due to all the storms.

Does it matter?

You need to decide if you want to insure it as an antique. **IF** you go that route, the three biggest names in antique insurance are Gulfway, Condon and Skelly and JC Taylor. I had C & S for several years and left them when they up and changed underwriters without notifying me which irritated me. Never had problems with them but that was a huge issue in my eyes. Went to JC Taylor about 10 years ago, excellent people providing excellent, timely and efficient service. I did recently hear a rumor that they are no longer accepting new "big truck" customers when a buddy tried to get his firetruck insured by them. A lot of guys in here also have Gulfway and are very happy.

Have you checked with the Mack Store at the Customer Center and Museum in Allentown?

Get him some scrapple, he loves it!!!!

Get that crack fixed, Mister!

Now see.....If you had your tinfoil hat on, the tire would have been OK

Will be on Saturday, Oct 21.