Remember

When you use one of our Fire Engines for your event, you are guaranteed a fully restored engine; vintage or contemporary. Not only that, but it will be crewed by trained qualified firemen, wearing traditional or modern uniforms as appropriate.

 

Please note we offer a dignified service and do not provide transport for School Proms, Hen Nights, Stag Parties etc.

Our Appliances

Dennis F131

Dennis F131

A Dennis F131 in London Fire Brigade Livery; originally based at Tooting Fire Station - photo below.

Dennis F131 - London Fire Brigade

Dennis F35

F35 Fire Appliance, Bootle Livery

Dennis F35 in Bootle Fire Brigade Livery


Dennis Rapier

Dennis Rapier Fire Appliance

Dennis Rapier, formally with Shropshire Fire Service


Camiva Turntable Ladder

Dennis F 127 Camiva turntable ladder

1985 Dennis F127 Camiva EPA30 Turntable Ladder

This was used in the series 'London's Burning' - see story below


Emergency Tender

London Emergency Tender

London Emergency Tender originally based at Clerkenwell


Our Camiva Turntable Ladder was used in London's Burning

Dennis F127 Turntable Ladder

Built by Dennis specialist vehicles (Guildford Surrey) as a demonstrator and toured the country for about 18 months visiting brigades which showed an interest.

This was the 1st of only 6 built for the UK and served with the Merseyside Fire Service until 1998.

Following retirement it has appeared in various TV series and commercials including: 'Casualty', 'King of the Fridges', 'Knorr Commercial' and the long runing series 'London's Burning'. In the latter, it was used for Recall's funeral.

The vehicle is powered by a Perkins V8 turbo 540 engine and has an automatic gearbox. The power to the 100ft (30m) ladder is provided via a power take-off, which also provides power for the 5kW generator. The ladder was built in France and can be elevated to 74º and extended to 30m in 20 seconds; it can also rotate a full 360º. The onboard computer controls all safety limits and monitors manoeuvres.

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