Fire Engines Photos

This appliance is an FT1 model of 1932:and not a Cub !

Added by Rick Loudon on 08 November 2014.

I am not sure it is a Cub. Maybe a Lioness?

Added by Richard Aston on 11 November 2014.

See photo #38074 - this survives under cover in Flint North Wales owned by James Jones, a local firefighter. He also has 2 TLs in his back garden shed.

Added by Petros on 11 June 2018.

First and only time I have seen whitewalls on a British fire engine! They were practically universal among French fire services from the thirties into the sixties, but not that common anywhere else.

Added by Rob Johnson on 07 April 2024.

I Drove this appliance during the 1960s when she was a reserve pump escape

Added by Clive Neil Brain on 28 May 2024.

Clive: Must have been interesting! I imagine it was quite a lot harder work than the more modern units, and a lot less fun in the winter, or when it was raining.Did the crew members take turns riding on this open appliance, as I can only imagine that it was not very popular?

Added by Rob Johnson on 28 May 2024.

Now undergoing a full restoration in the North West of England





Added by Mr C N Brook on 01 December 2024.

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