| Organisation | East Sussex Fire Brigade |
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| Make and Model | Dennis D Series |
| Base | Broad Oak |
| First Registered | August 1971 to July 1972 in East Sussex |
Based at Broad Oak Seen at the Museum of RAF Firefighting. |
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| Make and Model | Velocette LE |
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| First Registered | 1966 in East Sussex |
Velocette LE Dating from 1966 with telephone receiver on the rear for radio communication |
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| Organisation | Phoenix Medical Services |
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| Make and Model | Vauxhall Insignia |
| Base | Hastings, East Sussex |
| First Registered | March to August 2014 in Worcester |
Based in Hastings, East Sussex |
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| Make and Model | Volvo FL280 |
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| First Registered | September 2007 to February 2008 in Brighton |
East Sussex FRS use this Volvo FL280. The rear, showing a 'distraction kills' advert on the rear lockers. |
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| Make and Model | DMW Deemster |
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| Powertrain | 250 cc |
| Previous Operator | Sussex Police |
| First Registered | 1966 in East Sussex |
Deemster. A small fleet of such motorbikes were built in Wolverhampton using Villers 250 cc engines. They were used by Sussex Police in the Lewes area. Notice that the bike carries a front registration plate and only has headlights to the front. Arm signals were used in place of indicators. Also shown is a view of the bike from the side. It is now in private ownership by one of the mechanics who originally built it. The spartan controls show a telephone handset for contacting the control room and two circular duckets for storage. |
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| Make and Model | MG B |
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| First Registered | August 1971 to July 1972 in East Sussex |
A MG B GT police car. Currently being privately preserved, this 1971 example is displaying an optional 'wide load' sign for escorting large vehicles. This type of car was used for traffic policing duties, but didn't really have enough carrying capacity. The rear view of the same car. Notice the illuminable stop sign on the rear bumper. When not on display, the police sign and blue light are removed to stay legal on the roads. |
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