Category: Limousines

Fire appliances that have been converted into party limos

K204 VVU This fire limo is operated by fully licensed…



K204 VVU This fire limo is operated by fully licensed Essex-based Blazing Squad. The engine is a Leyland DAF with bodywork by Reliance-Mercury. All of the blue lights have been blacked out. It was previously on the run at Eccles fire station in Manchester.

H871 XYF This ex-fire engine has been modified…



H871 XYF This ex-fire engine has been modified for ‘All Fired Up’ in two unusual ways to make it in to a limousine for public hire. It has been resprayed pink and has had its interior extended into where the water tank was. The tinted windows can be seen down the sides where the tops of the lockers were. This is one of four fire engine on this page with registration ‘H8__ XYF’, all ex-LFB.

D177 KPT This Carmichael engine is owned by…



D177 KPT This Carmichael engine is owned by ‘Party On Fire Limo’. It has been resprayed to its original fire engine red colour, and the hoses still work. The ‘fire & rescue’ wording and blue lights are still in place too.

J86 ORU This is Hot-Hire’s Volvo FL6, an ex-Dorset …



J86 ORU This is Hot-Hire’s Volvo FL6, an ex-Dorset fire engine. Notice the wording on the side has been changed to ‘Fire and Rescue Limousine’ and the blue lights have been blacked out.



The water pumps tank have been removed and replaced with a larger interior, containing more seats, mirrored walls, fibre-optic lighting, and entertainment system.

H869 XYF Casey Cars run this ex-LFB engine called…



H869 XYF Casey Cars run this ex-LFB engine called ‘All Fired Up’. The London-wording has been removed, but the ‘fire’ wording and blue lights have been left in place.



Inside: It has a 32″ wide screen TV, laser, fibre-optic and strobe lights as well as a smoke machine! For comfort it has custom-made limo seating and even a real fire!

F766 BYD is now part of ‘The Fun Brigade’, who are…



F766 BYD is now part of ‘The Fun Brigade’, who are based in Guildford and covers the Surrey and Hampshire area. The Fun Brigade has turned this engine into a limousine for all special occasions.



Inside the Fun Brigade Engine. Notice the bespoke glass ceiling.

D803 FYM This Renault Dodge limo is owned by…



D803 FYM This Renault Dodge limo is owned by Hot Stuff Limousines, based in Plymouth, Devon. It is an ex-London appliance, and has been owned by London’s Burning for television work.



The side view of this nine-litre V8 appliance. It is still in working order, with the hoses being used at children’s parties. It is also kitted out with usual limousine luxuries, including a TV, DVD player, stereo, disco and rope lights and privacy glass.

E368 RRH This ‘Big Red Hire Engine’ is a Dennis…



E368 RRH This ‘Big Red Hire Engine’ is a Dennis fire engine previously owned by Humberside. It has had over £8000 spent on the transformation and boasts a DVD, PS2, 15″ lcd monitor and 1000 watt sound system. It can seat 6 passengers comfortably and is available for hire in East Anglia.

G167 UPO This Volvo engine is a former Hampshire…



G167 UPO This Volvo engine is a former Hampshire appliance and is available for hire from a company called Chariots of Fire, Bristol.



This photo shows the inside of the Chariots of Fire limo. This luxury interior took three months to complete and quite a few thousand pounds! It is a far cry from the original front-line appliance specification.

F951 PWK This engine is The Blazing Squad’s ‘Winchester…



F951 PWK This engine is The Blazing Squad’s ‘Winchester 2’. It is used in Doncaster and the South Yorkshire area for nights out, children’s parties, weddings, promotions and fayres.



The rear view, showing the contents of the lockers. The engine is still fully working, and the hoses and equipments can be used by children at parties. It was bought from Liverpool in June 2003.

This ambulance used to be available for hire from…



This ambulance used to be available for hire from The Blazing Squad. It was an ex-Nottinghamshire NHS Iveco that was converted into a ‘party ambulance’. It had on-board ‘party medics’ and was also equipped with a karaoke machine and DVD player. The vehicle had been kept as authentic as possible. It is now no longer available.