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Fire Replicas is releasing 1968 Mack CF pumpers. Newsletter says July 8 Engine 10. 46. 82, 85 and 227. They look great! I remember them when my family moved to SI.

From the film it looks like the SP was still on Hooper St.

I like the grill mods on the Dodge to fit the bell and siren on the bumper! Also notice in one pic to the left a VW Karmann Ghia not a car you see anymore. When I lived at home next door to us were 2 brothers who had their own band. I was probably 10 or so and they were maybe 10 years older...

Great pics!

Nice pictures! Good rear view of Satellite 3 and the SP in one photo. Also the picture of Richmond Engine 1 to the left I believe was a garden shop at one time. My dad went there pretty often in the summer and I remember being in there many times. No Home Depot then. Does anyone recall the name...

Looks like an extended sleeper cab.

Happy Birthday Doug hope it was a good one.

Happy Birthday Mack! Thanks for the great company histories and all the great pics. Have a drink on me! 🥃

More batteries from these E bikes? These things are really getting to be a public safety issue. But I guess its ok when it goes along with the city administration's plans. Whats a few buildings and some casualties? Of course I'm only guessing at what caused it but we'll see.

Didn't the Stang on the original satellites have 6" tips? Thats a serious stream of water I don't remember the gpm but I think a few thousand.

Unfortunately I read of a 3rd fatality. A couple and their son who lived in a bsmt apartment.

Looking at the picture from the rear of the fire building they did a great job keeping it from really getting out of hand. The wind was over 20mph today. This really could have been a much worse situation, the FDNY does its best work in the worst conditions. Well done men!

Normally I don't care for white trucks but that's one sharp looking rearmount!

Here is Helmetta Engine 36-2

My town has a 1980 Mack CF as its second engine.

Some of them can't shoot straight anyway. I found that out at the range seeing it myself and I'm no Carlos Hathcock btw.

Years ago in downtown Brooklyn by Old Fulton St in Dumbo there was a garage where I believe they repaired patrol cars. I worked there a few times and once I remember they had an early '70s Fury in the original colors in the repair garage. I also saw it parked outside once or twice. I'm sure it...

Rest In Peace.

The cops didn't play around with you then. They'd hurt you.

Capt. Farrell's book was excellent.