Nice older Mack, probably rebuilt. Certainly the half-doors over the jump seats were added -- I think safey regs started requiring them. Now, of course, everything is 4-door closed cabs.
This looks like one we have in my town it is around a 1976 model. The cab, the placements of the outriggers and the water intakes for the pre-piped waterway are the same. I also think it has been rebuilt and retrofitted.
This truck was originally painted White over Red. It is a 1982 Mack CF-600 originally owned by Roslyn Fire Company, Roslyn, (Montgomery County), PA and was numbered as (unit) 501. It was sold to the Hazle Twp FC (Luzerne County), PA in August of 2001. In 2003 it was refurbished (in-house) by them and is numbered 105.
One of these - if not the same rig - appeared at a fire in Pottsville PA on Aril 14 this year! Belonging to the Alert volunteer fire company, it must be at least thirty and possibly as much as fifty years old.
Added by Michael Feldman on 31 August 2011.