76LRC006 Land Rover FT6 Civil Defence Buffer-Stops Ergonomic 3-edge handle prevents fatigue

Ergonomic 3-edge handle prevents fatigue during longer painting jobs

a coach fitted with lights has to rely mainly on collecting power from the track via a copper pick up strip pressing against at least one of the coach's axles

These four wheel tank wagons were often a common sight around freight yards and large oil depots

ready-to-run with analog control and speaker equipped for upgrading to sound and DCC

76LRC006 Land Rover FT6 Civil Defence Buffer-Stops Ergonomic 3-edge handle prevents fatigueDetails The Land Rover FT6 conversion with forward control configuration was first introduced by Carmichaels in 1961 when its purpose was to provide a light four wheel drive fire appliance with extended cab to accommodate five fire fighters. Despite the modifications to fit it for the emergency services, the vehicle has retained the distinctive Land Rover radiator and headlights. This model is as used by the Irish Civil Defence in response to the