Sherman (TX) FD Restores 75-Year-Old Mack Fire Truck

Look who is back in town and on the streets. If you see Mack give it a wave, Sherman Fire Rescue said in a Facebook post.
KTEN.com

The Sherman Fire Department restored an iconic Mack fire truck that’s been with the department since the beginning – 1949, kten.com reported.

It’s been continuously owned by the city of Sherman for 75 years, a fire official said.

The truck was in service until the 1980s. That’s when it became a city mascot, making appearances at events like parades. Then it was put out of commission two years ago, the report said.

The fire official said they found a shop that would work on it and that shop was able to restore it, according to the report.

And here’s a look at the department’s most recent apparatus, purchased in May (see below):

Source: Metro Fire Apparatus Specialists, Inc. Facebook post.

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