This from Mike Summa:
For TBT- Crestwood Squad 2305, a 1982 Mack(MS) Mid-liner /1985 Phoenix 500/500 pumper/squad. This one was to be built by Pierreville before they went under.Mike Summa
and a few more photos from our archives
This from Mike Summa:
For TBT- Crestwood Squad 2305, a 1982 Mack(MS) Mid-liner /1985 Phoenix 500/500 pumper/squad. This one was to be built by Pierreville before they went under.Mike Summa
and a few more photos from our archives
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#1 by Matt on October 30, 2020 - 8:34 AM
Not a common chassis for sure but a few rescues were built on the Midliner Chassis. Westmont had an engine built on this chassis as well. CALFIRE later bought a number of TYPE 3 wildland engines which were set-up with crew cabs.
#2 by Crabbymilton on October 29, 2020 - 9:12 PM
I remember and still have that brochure buried somewhere in the basement . Come to think about it, I wonder how many apparatus were actually built on that chassis. I don’t think I ever saw one until this post.
#3 by John on October 29, 2020 - 8:29 PM
Not a very common rig, at least in the US. Although there was a Mack brochure for an MS200/300 fire chassis. Did better in Europe,where it was branded Renault or Magirus. The commercial versions sold fairly well here for a couple of years,though. They weren’t an awful truck or anything,but could not replace the Ford C. But then Ford would replace the C cab with the Brazilian CF model,and it did not do well.