Fire Engines Photos

Looks like its from Northumbria as it has the Drager logo on the lockers. Keep taking your great photo's and keeping us all on our toe's at your meetings..


Added by Dave Todd on 19 November 2011.

Chris,

NK60 EWA hadn't been allocated at the time it was shown, but it was eventually allocated to Berwick.

Added by Ian Moore on 19 November 2011.

This is one of Northumberland's new Volvos - doesn't seem to have its station name in the windscreen.

Added by Conor on 19 November 2011.

Hello...I am a Fire Chief in Oregon USA, who manufactured this vehicle? I would like to get away from our large fire apparatus. Thanks.

Added by Joshua Williams on 28 November 2011.

Joshua, The chassis is a Volvo FLL crewcab.
The body is plastic and are normally made under license name of Polybilt).
This would have all been assembled at JDC (John Dennis Coachbuilders)Guilford surrey.

Added by Simon Gunning on 29 November 2011.

What tends to happen in the UK, The brigades buy a commercial wagon chassis and cab then employ a bodybuilder to fit the rear cab lockers etc. if you do a search for fire appliance builders in the UK you will find a number of firms who can do the build.

Added by Dave Price on 29 November 2011.

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