Scania
Scania AB is a Swedish manufacturer of Trucks and Buses both for civil and military purposes. Scania was founded in 1891 an has its headquarters in Södertälje, Sweden. Scania employs over 35,000 people and has production plants in over 10 countries including France, Brazil and Russia. For a 26 year timespan Scania was merged with Saab (saab-Scania AB), from 1969 to 1995.
On the Fire Engine Photos site you'll find many hundreds of photos of Scanias in use by fire services all around the world, in as many as guises: from tenders and ladders to prime movers and major incident units.
New Zealand Scania PH3166 This Mills Tui built G93M has spent its entire operational life with the NZ Defence Force at the Wai...
New Zealand Scania PH8114 Delivered in 1990 by Mills Tui, this G93M was new to Christchurch City where it operated as a pump r...
New Zealand Scania PJ296 Delivered in 1990 by Mills Tui, this G93M was new to the NZ Defence Force and based at the Burnham A...
New Zealand Scania PK8394 The last G93M to be delivered to the NZ Defence Force, this example was new to the Waiouru Army Camp...
New Zealand Scania PX2736 One of eight examples built by Mills Tui on a G93M chassis with a Waterous pump, this example was ne...
New Zealand Scania RA4301 Fitted with a Darley pump, this G93M was new to the fulltime Nelson station but is pictured while in...
New Zealand Scania RA9390 Another example fitted with a Waterous pump, this 1991 G93M was new to the fulltime Timaru station. ...
New Zealand Scania RD4273 This was the last G93M to be fitted with a Waterous pump by Mills Tui. New to the fulltime Christch...
New Zealand Scania heavy pump One of five G93M heavy pumps built for the NZ Defence Force by Mills Tui & allocated to the NZ Army,...
New Zealand Scania - PH8114 Another view of the ex Christchurch City pump rescue tender in its relief role. (photo taken 2010)....
New Zealand Scania - RA9390 Another view of the ex Timaru G93M showing yet another local variation to markings.
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New Zealand Scania training vehicle Another view of the ex Timaru G93M in its current role with the Christchurch training department. (...
