PCFD ENG58

OK john did you just wake up from a deep sleep or did you finally clean out your attic and find that hidden box of great photos. Good to see you posting and letting some of us old farts I mean veteran firefighters remember " the good old days" and show this kids the way it was.

PORT CHESTER patrol 4 and tower ladder 2 in on the 3rd alarm for that box! Side street worked for hours threw the night.

Good stuff, thats the rig I remember. don't you have a commisioner thats an antique!

Thanks sounds like it, ok john any photos!

OK I allways thougth the red ford mid 1950s was rescue 4, was that a line truck? [ parked in HQ about the same time 1960s ] anybody with grey hair or no hair remember?

Up untill the early 70s the post office in PORT CHESTER was the post office for PORT CHESTER,RYE TOWN [bEFORE RYE BROOK ] and EAST PORT CHESTER CONN. , so they crossed state lines also. [post office that is!]

MACK MACK MACK MACK , DID I SAY MACK

I was down at the THORNWOOD marina the other day, I didnt see any boats!

Whats PCFD ENG59 doing in the NEWS 7 FDMV video " TRAINING SIR"

A lot of these cases a going to be the norm in the northeast this winter. A buddy that works on oil burners said he is doing less serviceing and cleanings because of saveing money for the oil bill.

Sounds like finger printing was already done, in some cases 14 times!

I din't think they had it that long, was not running [no brakes] when I went there class 3-90. Used it for a coat hangar!

Three firefighters on loc first , can you say RYE BROOK RURAL METRO! You know where that went.

# 519 COUNTY POLICE building 1974-76

The mack c model [yellow] orignally red was a yonkers rig. the mack cf [red] did come from pelham, they got it from F.D.N.Y. for a $1 and used it till a new one came in then it was sent to the training center.

I will work in the station the way it is now. where's the bullet holes!

Checked your profile, and I guess your right!

Who the hell is bnechis and what did he ever bring to the table but a fork. congrats

Yes I do. spoke to rep from new england fire last week at our hq, he was working on ladder 31. he had the same request of the ''36'' delivered in 1936.

signman you taking care of my ex PORT CHESTER 1936 seagrave ?

After looking at the photos , what you have is a "JUNIOR 400 SERIES" . It was made until 1938 with the lycoming inline 8 purchased by Amercan LA France for its smaller pumpers.

Wait in the background I think I see the old MOUNT VERNON rescue NA! it was just a jelly fish!

First vist last month to the plant, sometime in oct. I am told. great looking rig new engine 62

Will answer all when the bid is awarded

My 1958 Ward LaFrance dedicated to all firefighters lost on 911. We will never ever forget! ANGELO J. SPOSTA PORT CHESTER PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTERS LOCAL 1971.