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No: 19191   Contributor: Jacques Peter   Year: 1985   Manufacturer: Ford   Country: Bahamas
Bahamas FD - Mack pumper

Royal Bahamas Police - Fire Department
Pumper Mack
Nassau FS 1985
Picture added on 08 September 2009 at 09:11
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Its certainly not a Mack because I can't see the bulldog insignia.Its a Ford,it says so on the front of the appliance.

Added by Pete Matten on 08 September 2009.
Gee, it does say "F-O-R-D"....Ah, can't really blame Jacques for the detail error; he has scanned so many shots for us here, that the odd slip is bound to happen. And it keeps we readers on our toes.

Eagle-eyes, Pete - did you notice that the single cross-lay hose-bed, is apparently missing its aft vertical side-roller.... must have fallen off, at some time ?

Regards, from Canada,
Pat_R-B

Added by Pat Rivers-Bowerman on 09 September 2009.
OK i admit i was carried away by Mack.
Pat, I lIke your comment, "to keep you on your toes". You could work in Japan!!
Cheers - JP

Added by Jacques PETER on 09 September 2009.
It is a Ford. Mack Did produce the model "N" in the 1960's. They used the Foed Budd Cab & wheel rims.Still I agree with Pat, Very nice shot.
P.S. I did see a Mack "N" being used by ST Georges island!

Added by George Frankenfield on 05 December 2010.
Mack did make a truck with this cab. They called the Model "N" I think it was.

Added by Richard Sees on 11 March 2013.
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