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Malaysia Ford F350 Rapid Rescue Tender
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No: 1500   Contributor: Nick Collins   Year: 2006   Manufacturer: Ford   Country: Malaysia
Malaysia Ford F350 Rapid Rescue Tender

Slightly different side view.
Ford F350 Chassis; Guthrie Engineering fabrication.
Picture added on 01 November 2006
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The Saudi Arabia Civil Defence Force owns a large number of Ford350 Light Pumper (bodywork by Rosenbauer) which is used as frontline appliance.

Added by Bomba Boy on 10 November 2006.
Hi Bomba Boy, you know a lot of fire trucks in the eastern part of the world. Don't you have any photos that you want to share with us ?? I love to see more from engines of this part of the world.


Added by Marcel on 10 November 2006.
I have many fire engine photos especially from Brunei (my country) and some from Saudi Arabia.But i don't know how to download it here as i didn't have the facilities to download it here.Anywhere i will try to share my photos.

Added by Bomba Boy on 11 November 2006.
Just to add, i'm a fire appliance chaser in Brunei.Not only i know about eastern fire appliance but i also know many on international fire trucks

Added by Bomba Boy on 11 November 2006.
If you cannot upload the pictures, perhaps you can email them to me. If you add some inforamtion to the pictures, I can put them on the site. The adress is : [email protected].
Thanks for your time !! :-)

Added by Marcel on 11 November 2006.
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