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Preserved Foden-NC with Northern Counties bodywork on the Knowsley Industrial Estate in Kirkby Merseyside, an entrant to the North West Vehicle Restoration Trust's annual open day and bus running event.
St Catherine's Hospice Furniture Store, Crawley, May 2025
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There's always a rat trap somewhere on an industrial estate, this one is hidden under the hedge, too well hidden for a rat?
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This just had to be in square format. It just might be a start to a project of numbers, you never know!
Plympton, Plymouth, Devon
Cattedown, Plymouth, Devon
(87/365) Matford Industrial Estate, Exeter, Devon, UK - 8th April 2025
Cattedown, Plymouth, Devon
2019
Cattedown, Plymouth, Devon
2019
A fibreglass baby on an industrial estate in Essex.
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Seen in a local industrial estate.
I really couldn't work out whether it was designed this way or an error in the construction. I just found it hilarious
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LXS920
Chevrolet Loadmaster 6400
1949
Memorial Engine Co
Found this vehicle on the forecourt of a Vehicle Restoration company near Norwich.
Obviously in need of some TLC.
I researched the type and the only picture i could find on flickr was this one:
www.flickr.com/photos/apjones/50046921302/in/faves-322223...
So it turns out that this is the same vehicle!
It caught my interest and I discovered that American Fire Departments paint vehicles as "Memorial Engine Co" in memory of fallen firefighters that were attached to it.
So this Fire Engine has a story to tell, not only the men remembered by it but its journey to Norfolk, UK.
That story eludes me right now, perhaps we will as the restoration company........
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LXS920
Chevrolet Loadmaster 6400
1949
Memorial Engine Co
Found this vehicle on the forecourt of a Vehicle Restoration company near Norwich.
Obviously in need of some TLC.
I researched the type and the only picture i could find on flickr was this one:
www.flickr.com/photos/apjones/50046921302/in/faves-322223...
So it turns out that this is the same vehicle!
It caught my interest and I discovered that American Fire Departments paint vehicles as "Memorial Engine Co" in memory of fallen firefighters that were attached to it.
So this Fire Engine has a story to tell, not only the men remembered by it but its journey to Norfolk, UK.
That story eludes me right now, perhaps we will ask the restoration company........
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LXS920
Chevrolet Loadmaster 6400
1949
Memorial Engine Co
Found this vehicle on the forecourt of a Vehicle Restoration company near Norwich.
Obviously in need of some TLC.
I researched the type and the only picture i could find on flickr was this one:
www.flickr.com/photos/apjones/50046921302/in/faves-322223...
So it turns out that this is the same vehicle!
It caught my interest and I discovered that American Fire Departments paint vehicles as "Memorial Engine Co" in memory of fallen firefighters that were attached to it.
So this Fire Engine has a story to tell, not only the men remembered by it but its journey to Norfolk, UK.
That story eludes me right now, perhaps we will as the restoration company........
R5103
LXS920
Chevrolet Loadmaster 6400
1949
Memorial Engine Co
Found this vehicle on the forecourt of a Vehicle Restoration company near Norwich.
Obviously in need of some TLC.
I researched the type and the only picture i could find on flickr was this one:
www.flickr.com/photos/apjones/50046921302/in/faves-322223...
So it turns out that this is the same vehicle!
It caught my interest and I discovered that American Fire Departments paint vehicles as "Memorial Engine Co" in memory of fallen firefighters that were attached to it.
So this Fire Engine has a story to tell, not only the men remembered by it but its journey to Norfolk, UK.
That story eludes me right now, perhaps we will as the restoration company........
Cattedown, Plymouth, Devon
2017
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