Back before blue lights and sirens and in the days before there was any legal obligation or set budget to attend & equip for these types of jobs (Fire Brigades back then not Fire & Rescue Services). Now all this stuff is found on normal appliances.
She was last taxed in 1981 but has a logbook last issued in 1985…. Chances are she might still survive somewhere… Update: Quick research says she was converted to a Control Unit and now has reflective number plates
The axes in heavy holsters is so old school. I love it
Amazing that the British had a Combination Pumper Rescue rig in the 1960s. I Love the floor Jack with the special slow turn.
The days of Emergency Tenders! Wonderful!
We call them the "Rescue" in America
Back before blue lights and sirens and in the days before there was any legal obligation or set budget to attend & equip for these types of jobs (Fire Brigades back then not Fire & Rescue Services). Now all this stuff is found on normal appliances.
They did have some orange lights on this one - they were of course replaced with blue as they were getting confused with blinkers .
I laughed as hell on "and when it happened (and it always happens!)"
She was last taxed in 1981 but has a logbook last issued in 1985…. Chances are she might still survive somewhere… Update: Quick research says she was converted to a Control Unit and now has reflective number plates
The Porto Power! I used one of those in rookie school.
Scary these days
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Wow.
Why did they cut it off when they showed that statue?
🎉🎉🎉
What vehicle brand is that
She’s a 1957 Bedford
@@chillired5389 stunning truck shame that they don't make them like this now..
@@JackoJackson-v2p Ahead of her time for back then, just like the Green Goddesses were
Miles bodywork
19th, 20th & 21st Centuries Emergency Services.
If you had the Kitchen Sink you have a Water Jet Cutter
Action Stations.
set condition one throughout the ship
What do you mean?
@@robnewman6101 reference to Battlestar Galactica
Fireman Sam
yep..well equipped for nuclear power
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