Ford from Lutjewinkel


Comer Maxiload, in the Kameleon-village, a big playground for kids.


Dennis Rapier from Gaasterlân-Sleat


Kronenburg MAC-1 crashtender from Airport Leeuwarden


Emergency One, also a crashtender form airport Leeuwarden


Ex-fire truck from Sneek, now owned by a catering service


"haakarmwagen" from Leeuwarden Fire Department, DAF 1300


DAF 1300 from Jubbega (part of Fire Department Heerenveen)


Another Heerenveen DAF 1300, this time the Tjalleberd truck


DAF 1300 with new striping, Fire Department DOngeradeel


Terberg Techniek water thrower, anti-riot, disguised as a crash tender chassis.


Citroën Jumper at famous ambulance builder Visser.


Austin, Fire Department Barradeel


Bikkers, steam powered, but pulled by horses, Fire Department Wormerveer


T-Ford from Weststellingwerf


Unimog, Fire Department Schiermonnikoog, a small isle with 900 people living there.


Another Unimog form a small isle, this time Vlieland


Unimog Airport Leeuwarden

All of my fire trucks, you can find at http://buzzybee.kratjebierhosting.nl/index.php?c=4

wonderful trucks,the amount of classic
trucks is impressive that are conserved in Holland!

good photos,thanks

a greeting

Thank you very much Alex, is incredible how much material preserved there is in Holland and especially it well that remains.

Regards from Cartagena.

hola
he encontrado este daf destinado en el aeropuerto de Hannover,la 1ªvez que veo este sistema de lanza con cabina, (las fotos son de la red)






un saludo
jose

most famous dutch fire truck photographer is without any doubt mr. Johan W. Pots. Ha gave me permission to publish his pictures on my site, so you can find a selection of mr. Pots his pictures at http://buzzybeeforum.nl/viewtopic.php?t=7793

Buenas

Este DAF no es de Bomberos, es un camion para de-icing, para quitar el hielo de las aeronaves en invierno previamente a su despegue.

Slds
Alfredo

Absolutamente maravillosa colección de fotos.

¡Que nadie se la pierda!


¡Muchas gracias, Alexxxxx; y muchas gracias, Mr. Johan W. Pots!