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The C-Series was a special fire-fighting chassis manufactured by Mack Trucks Inc.. 1,055 trucks were produced in a ten year span between 1957 and 1967. The chassis was originally designed by Ahrens-Fox as the Model FCB in 1955, before Mack bought the designs and plans after Ahrens-Fox went out of business in 1957. The C-Series came in three models, the C85, C95 and C125. The C85s had a 750 GPM pump, the C95s had a 1000 GPM pump and the C125s had a 1250 GPM pump. Eventually, the C-Series would be succeeded by the massively popular CF-Series in 1967.