Ketil

I think all Carmichael LR fire engines were called Redwing - at least the S2A based FT/5 (bonneted control 109") and FT/6 (forward control 109", like "Bolly") were marketed as Redwings. The FT/6 also exist in a S3 based version, similar to the S2A one, but with flat body sides: Then there is the one that does not look very much like a Land Rover Is this also called FT/6 ? The S2B carmichael I was thinking about does not look like the ex-MoD S2B fire engine pictured in the previous post (that type was built by HCB Angus). UInfortunately I do not have any pictures of that type available at the moment...

Carmichael also built a few fire engines on the LR forward control. The ones I have seen pictures of appears (both from the looks and from the reg.no.) to be based on S2B FCs. I think they were built in both 2-door and 4-door versions. Does anyone know more about these vehicles? Also, does anyone know if the S3-based vehicles looking like the S2A-based FT/6 are also called FT/6 ? And the "name" of the more modern and futuristic GRP-bodied Carmichael model ? Cheers, Ketil