The Land Rover Defender is an off-road vehicle produced under this name by the British manufacturer, Land Rover, since 1991. However, the vehicle is the direct heir of the first Land Rover that made its debut in 1948. The first prototype was built by the British automaker in 1947 and it was designed for the army. This iconic car was improved over the years and it has been known for generations as a national treasure.
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Showing posts with label Fire Engine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fire Engine. Show all posts
Sunday, 1 April 2018
Sunday, 11 June 2017
Land Rover IIB Forward Control Fire Engine (ex : Army Fire Service)
Sellers Comments - A 1973 Ex Army Fire Service Fire Appliance. The chassis is a Landrover IIB Forward Control with a 2.6lt 6cylinder in line petrol engine. It has a 2-speed transfer box with selectable 4-wheel drive & a PTO for the fire pump. The bodywork is by HCB Angus & it has a 350 GPM @ 10bar Godiva Pump. It was used in the Salisbury area & after it’s MOD service it was used during the construction of the Channel Tunnel as a first response appliance & then used by a demolition company for dust control. It was then purchased by myself for restoration. I restored this vehicle around 20 years ago (picture # ebay20 on flickr shows its condition just after restoration) but it has stood outside for the last 10, hence the condition of the bulkhead. Some work was done on the chassis 2 years ago & it may need a few more bits doing. Reluctantly, I have decided to let it go. I would much prefer it to go to someone who will restore it as a Fire Appliance. I have other (non-automotive) projects in hand & simply do not have the time to restore it again, although I will assist with it's restoration in any way I can. Apart from that I'm getting too old to clamber on, around & under it ! There are 8 more photos available on ; www.flickr.com/photos/50249857@N08/? which form part of the description. The Good Bits ; Road Tax is Nil Does not require an MOT The indicated miles covered could well be genuine – I have no reason to believe otherwise It Runs – all gears (inc’ Transfer Box & PTO) engage & don’t jump out Fire Pump OK (see “The Bad Bits) It’s Complete (see below) Lumenition Electronic Ignition Brand New Stromberg Carburetor Brand New Electric Fuel Pump Electric Cooling Fan Stainless Steel Exhaust All the gauges (except the fuel) work New Doortops Tyres hold their pressure Virtually all of the Landrover/chassis parts to restore the vehicle are included The Bad Bits ; Fire Pump needs primer casing to be replaced (replacement provided) Bulkhead needs replacing (good sound donor Bulkhead provided) Sheet Metal Welding required to lower “A” Pillars & above Footwell Fuel gauge does not work You need to understand that this vehicle is heavy to drive – it also weighs close to 4.5 ton with a full tank of water & 4 x Firefighters ! IMPORTANT – the Fire Kit IS NOT included, however, if the final sales price reaches or exceeds £1k I will “throw it in”. Also, there are 2 period uniforms, the MOD mechanical log book, an original Landrover Parts manual, a Godiva Firepump manual, 2 new vinyl badges for the cab sides, an original HCB Angus works drawing & a load of other spares. The vehicle is also advertised elsewhere, so I reserve the right to withdraw the vehicle at any time. The vehicle is privately owner by myself & as such is to be considered a private "sold as seen sale". A £100 non-returnable deposite via PayPal will be required from the sucessful bidder. Ballance to be paid either before or at collection which must be within 7 days of the auction completion (unless arranged otherwise). I would consider some form of part exchange, something more manageable like a series Landrover or a 12’ Box trailer (for my other main project).
Tuesday, 16 May 2017
COLLECTION OF 3 x Vintage Land Rover Fire Engines Series I , II & III * * Series 1 1400m - Series 2 6500m - Series 3 8500m
Sellers Comments - A very rare opportunity to purchase a collection of vintage fire engine in excellent condition with exceptionally low mileages. All are 1 owner after the fire service in Ireland, they have been stored inside since being released in the 1970's. The series 1 is a 1954 and has an amazingly low 1400miles from new and is 100% solid, all dated wheels, rad, original pumps and parts. The series 2 is a 1958/59 and has only 6600m in the same condition as the series 1. The series 3 is a good useable truck with only 8500m, not a nice but the chassis is also perfectly solid. There's lots of original hoses, clamps, fittings, helmets, light, reels etc with them. They all start run and drive and have original paper log books. Please no time wasters, serious enquiries only. Where else can you find genuine original 1400m Series 1 land rover?
Friday, 14 October 2016
LAND ROVER SERIES FORWARD CONTROL FIRE ENGINE 1977 ONLY 17,000 MILES ONLY 17,000 MILES VERY UNIQUE AND RED HOT OPPORTUNITY
Sellers Comments
HERE IS A FANTASTIC AND UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A FANTASTIC LAND ROVER FORWARD CONTROL FIRE ENGINE. IT COMES WITH THE PUMPS, HOSES , TANKS ETC AND WOULD NOT TAKE A LOT FOR THIS TO BE A FULLY OPERATING FIRE TENDER AGAIN. THIS COULD EASILY BE RESTORED BACK TO ORIGINAL AS MOST OF THE PARTS NEEDED ARE INCLUDED ( SEATS, ENGINE COVER, AND MOST OF THE INTERIOR ETC )
Wednesday, 31 August 2016
Land Rover Series 1 109" Fire Engine ex Cheshire Fire Brigade
Welcome to my auction for my 1957 Series 1 LWB Land Rover ex Cheshire County Fire Brigade.
It was first registered on the 1st of March 1957.
It is a 109” LWB Land Rover with a 1997cc petrol engine and standard 4 speed gear box with a hi / low transfer box and 2 and 4 wheel drive etc.
It is a great useable classic that is MOT and Tax exempt and very cheap to insure (it only costs me £68 a year fully comp for 3,000 miles!)
The rear tub has huge capacity as it is 6’3” long by 5’ wide and can carry 1,500 lbs!
The doors and windows lock!
I am selling it as I have not used it much recently and am short of space.
It went from the Land Rover factory to David Rosenfield Ltd a Land Rover dealer in Manchester
They supplied it to Cheshire County Fire Brigade as a L4P (light four-wheel-driven pump).
It was originally stationed at Hazel Grove.
It then moved to Stalybridge. I was a specialist Hi Expansion Foam Unit which is quite rare. It was probably converted to this configuration to meet the need for fire fighting at chemical plants in the area.
As a result it is much more useable than other fire engines as it does not have the normal water tank and pump etc so has all the LWB capacity and none of the extra weight of other fire engines.
It left the fire brigade on 14th of May 1975 and was sold at Bradshaws Auction Manchester.
The previous owner did a lot of research and found all this history along with 8 photos of it in service! It is great to have all this history. I’ve included one of the photos in the listing so you can see the then and now comparison.
It lost it reg number a few years ago and carried reg no SSK504 for a while until very luckily I managed to track down it’s original number and buy it back.
If you google SSK504 and / or YTU390, quite a lot of history comes up.
It comes with British Motor Industry Heritage Trust Certificate, correspondence about it's history, photos etc.
It is very original, I believe the engine, gear box etc are original but the engine number was not recorded on the log book / V5 or the British Motor Industry Heritage Trust Certificate so cannot be sure. It looks very similar to how it looked in the photos of it in the Fire Brigade.
It is in great condition for a 58 year old vehicle. It’s speedo only shows 5,725 miles but I do not think this is the original mileage. The chassis is very solid and the bulkhead is in great condition as well. The engine starts easily and runs very well and does not burn to use oil. Everything works as it should even the Winkworth Bell, I am sure it would easily pass an MOT although it is not required as it is MOT exempt. The body work is nice and straight and the paint work is good and looks very well but nether are perfect. It drive well, we drove it to France for the weekend a couple of years ago.
Thursday, 19 May 2016
1986 SIX WHEEL RANGE ROVER CARMICHEAL TACR2A FIRE TRUCK, 6X6 SIX WHEEL DRIVE FITTED WITH A 200 TDI DIESEL ENGINE, MOT & TAX EXEMPT
1986 SIX WHEEL RANGE ROVER CARMICHEAL TACR2A FIRE ENGINE/ TENDER, 6X6 SIX WHEEL DRIVE FITTED WITH A 200TDI DIESEL ENGINE MANUEL GEARBOX 5 SPEED, IN GREAT CONDITION THE CHASSIS IS IN ROCK SOLID CONDITION, ITS MOT AND TAX EXEMPT ITS STILL HAS ALL THE ORIGINAL FIRE GEAR FITTED, SEE THE PICTURES PAINT WORK NOT VERY NICE, DULL AND FADED ITS LOVELY, AND VERY COLLECTABLE, AND ITS RUNS AND DRIVES NICE VIEWING IS A MUST I AM IN CV10 IN WARWICKSHIRE, A PRIVATE SALE AND WILLING TO DO A P/X FOR SOMETHING INTERESTING
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Sunday, 30 August 2015
Land Rover Series 111 Fire engine 1974 Only 1,200 miles Totally original
Sellers Comments - You are looking at a 41 year old Land Rover Series 111 Fire appliance, first manufactured in 1974 and registered on 04/11/1996. It is in incredible condition throughout and has covered only 1200 miles from new! The chassis, bulkhead, doors etc are all in exceptional condition and have never seen a repair or been welded !It was originally purchased from Land Rover and was owned by a paper mill in Kirkby, Merseyside as a standby appliance. It then found its way to Merseyside Fire and Rescue Museum, spending the majority of its life there. It is now up for sale and would be perfect for the enthusiast or collector. This vehicle will never decrease in value and will prove to be a good investment for somebody. If you have any questions whatsoever please feel free to phone me on 01204 465235 anytime up until around 10.00 in the evening. The Land Rover is situated in Bolton, near Manchester and any inspection is invited. Delivery can also be arranged if required, good luck.


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