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London Mercedes-Benz Atego DPL
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No: 517   Contributor: Theo van der Weerden   Year: 2005   Manufacturer: Mercedes-Benz   Country: United Kingdom
London Mercedes-Benz Atego DPL

This London fire engine is running from Acton fire station. It is a Mercedes-Benz Atego 1328F built by TVAC with a Plastisol body and a Godiva pump. It is in service since 2003. The fleetnumber is DPL1151.

Photo taken April 2005.
Picture added on 13 February 2006
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London Fire Brigade, United Kingdom
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An impressive look WRL. What do they do with the former Volvo&Dennis WRL? Do you have the picture?

Added by Jimmy on 10 August 2006.
This is not a WrL. It is a Pump or WrT.

Added by David Jones on 03 July 2010.
Impressive but not as impressive as the old PE they had there when my dad was a Fireman there. Lovely old appliance the PE was.

Added by Lee Bradbury on 25 November 2011.
If anyone wants one of these, Angoloco are pedaling some of these 2002 to 2004 ex LFB pumpers on their site. They seem to have a decent specification, at least on paper, but no CAFS.

They are also a lot better-looking in my humble opinion than the newest ones, with their tacked-on box-like crew cabs.

(This is not an advertisement - I am not on commission!)

Added by Rob Johnson on 09 May 2018.
Anyone know where I could possibly get an operator's manual for one of these vehicles?

Added by Jacko on 03 November 2018.
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