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HX07 FFD This BMW 3-series is used by Hampshire Fire Service’s …



HX07 FFD This BMW 3-series is used by Hampshire Fire Service’s senior officers. It is decked out with a simple yellow and black stripe that runs around the waist of the car. Bold ‘fire’ wording is added alongside the county crest and website address. A full-width light bar is also fitted. Text

E755 HRV This old Bedford appliance is ex-Hampshire …



E755 HRV This old Bedford appliance is ex-Hampshire but has few clues to it’s current role. It has no writing on it, and the square blue lights down the sides have been replaced with amber lenses.

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.

HX55 MYA Hampshire also operate this…



HX55 MYA Hampshire also operate this 3.5-litre diesel LDV Maxus as a smaller incident support vehicle. Notice the very small blue flashing lights mounted into the front grille.

HK55 KNJ is a Mercedes-Benz Hampshire Ambulance in…



HK55 KNJ is a Mercedes-Benz Hampshire Ambulance in the European standard yellow ambulance colour.



The rear aspect of the ambulance. The right hand side folds down to make a stretcher lift. Some ambulances have this lift folded up inside the rear doors.

A Hampshire BASICS (The British Association for Immediate …



A Hampshire BASICS (The British Association for Immediate Care) doctor with a Volvo V40 Police Specification T4. As well as the standard mobile phone and VHF communications equipment, this vehicle is fitted with satellite navigation and a global positioning system for vehicle location, so ambulance control can ‘see’ where it is. It’s call sign is IMCARE 0221.



The same vehicle with some of the equipment carried. BASICS doctors are trained to drive on blue (or green) lights to attend emergencies where a doctor’s skill, experience and prescriptive authority is required.

HX08 SVR This is a Hampshire Ford Focus that…



HX08 SVR This is a Hampshire Ford Focus that is used for general patrol duties. Notice that no front-facing blue flashing lights have been fitted to the very front of the car. However a dashboard-mounted light supports the main light bar on the roof.

G430 VBP This Land Rover Defender is with Hampshire…



G430 VBP This Land Rover Defender is with Hampshire Police. It has been heavily armoured, with thicker glass for the windows, thick metal bodywork and other modifications to strengthen and reinforce. Note the absence of any obvious blue lights.

This Ford Mondeo estate is operated by Hampshire…



This Ford Mondeo estate is operated by Hampshire Police. Notice their unique livery, devoid of any high contrast colours. Again, the roof rails have been used as an effective mounting point for the light bar.

KYP 637D Home Office Austin Gipsy

KYP 637D
Home Office
Austin Gipsy
Police Mobile Column from 1966. This is the only preserved mobile police column vehicle still on the road. The description refers to its use in the Cold War civil defence force that was intended to patrol the UK in the event of a nuclear attack. It was delivered to the Home Office in 1967 but the force was disbanded a year later and the Gipsy was passed to Hampshire Police. After some use, it was superseded by the Ford Transit and so went into storage. After passing through a few private hands, it returned to the UK from Ireland in 2016 and underwent re-liverying back into its original 1966/7 livery. It has never been restored! The interior is totally original and the vehicle has covered less than 6,000 miles in its long life. It is even still using the original exhaust. It is a real time-warp vehicle.