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A big event here in PA every July is the annual pump primers muster in Harrisburg, PA. Along the Susquahanna river in riverfront park, guys and company's bring their antique apparatus and they have a display as well as a muster every july. This year it's July 11th. Just thought I would pass along the information. For all you Mack fans, there always is a bunch of them there, as well as old American La France's, and the PA Fire Museum(which is also located in Harrisburg and WELL worth the visit, I've been there to attest to it) always brings their 1937 Mack Tiller . The best I can come up with for a website is this:
http://www.geocities.com/pumpprimer/

I'll see if I can get some more information. I've never been to the muster, but have been to the museum and that is well worth the visit. If any of you get PA fireman, it is many times covered in there with pictures every year. Hope to see some Chevy Firebolts there! Also, there is a swap meet there as well, so perhaps you can pick up some gear to outfit your FireBolt as well!

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No 'bolt yet, but if you'd like to help me out with that, send me a message! Or check out my wanted add in the swap meet.
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I'd love to go but I've got to work the day before And the day after... Thanks maybe next year!


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I'd love to go, that is such a lovely area!


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Link to pictures from PA Primers event: http://rides.webshots.com/album/573491600TPDNzQ


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Originally Posted by Virginiafiretruck
Link to pictures from PA Primers event: http://rides.webshots.com/album/573491600TPDNzQ

You guys have some seriously cool fire trucks. I recently bought something of a firetruck. It's a 1966 C-60 with some type of apparatus on the front (driven by the crankshaft apparently full-time) but does not have the firetruck appearance from the backside of cab to the rear. I'll have to post some pictures. Maybe someone can tell me what it is (or was) and how it was used.

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Pictures help alot. Welcome to the firetruck club!



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