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Here's a shot of DM CENTRAL when it was new being given a work-out.

This car looks superb.

Tom

Tom wrote:
This car looks superb.

Nice touches including actually drilling holes for the two VHF low band antennas instead of using boot clips. With that deep red paintjob I reckon this car would stand out more than even the "dazzle" paint jobs on the police highway patrol cars!

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Here's another pic of it. Photo was taken at the Easter Fire Brigade Championships in Fremantle.

It's good to see what the ESL is really paying for

rich wrote:It's good to see what the ESL is really paying for

haha. troll troll troll..

There's more pics of what the ESL pays for at this site and also by browsing the FESA spreadsheet. This District Manager vehicle is different from many - the majority have Pathfinders or Commodore station wagons.

Here's another FESA VZ Commo.

This one was taken at Northam a few months back.

These cars are actually 'police-spec' (9C1 packs) althought they have country FE2 suspension in giving them a slightly higher clearance whilst still maintaining some degree of handling.

Wes this car has since appeared at auction had 76777km on the clock.

What has replaced this?





cheers

Tom

MPHR73 from Central.

Tom

bring on some bushie pics!!!

that dmc car looks pretty good too i rekkon the pathfinders look a bit ghey

chris

After talking to an Area Manager and one of the higher level managers I was informed that most of the vehicles in the country will be Pathfinders or something similiar. (Something about managers going from just FRS to BFS as well and needing to be offroad more often.)

Tom wrote:

MPHR73 from Central.

Tom

Info for your spreadsheet. As they recently got a third pump at the perth fire station I am pretty sure that this MPHR is now Perth 3rd. The new pump is a new heavy pump. They have made the MPHR Perth 3rd to minimise its time taken up by DBA's/alarm calls and leave it as free as possible to serve its heavy rescue roll in the surrounding area

More fire appliance pics at http://www.frsvols.asn.au/DFD2006.htm and http://www.frsvols.asn.au/LF2006Cunderdin.htm.

*laugh* at Wiluna 1.4 - poor buggers wouldnt have seen it yet.. saw it sitting at Forrestfield Academy a few weekends ago when I was there.

as for the Yanchep VFRS.. just sent their captain an email with the link.. they've been waiting for a new appliance for an eon now.. tho looking at that appliance, dont think it'll be doing too well off-road..

Wes,

Any sign of WAPOL vehicles at the Dowerin show?

I know YE201 has not long been replaced.