Pictures of Liverpool Auxiliary
Fire Service vehicles have been added to this page when the exact station
allocation has not been clear.
NYR770 led a convoy of appliances through North
Wales in June 1965.
[Picture from the MFRS collection and reproduced
with permission.]
NYR778 was hard at work during the exercise
over the weekend of 19/20 June 1965.
[Picture from the MFRS collection and reproduced
with permission.]
Hose Laying Lorry NYV624 presumably being towed
of soft ground, June 1965.
[Picture from the MFRS collection and reproduced
with permission.]
Control Unit NYV682 is believed to have been
based in Liverpool, and was seen heading for North Wales in June 1965.
[Picture from the MFRS collection and reproduced
with permission.]
A sight very sadly never to be repeated when
AFS appliances from across the country converged on London Docks for the
Tercentenary of the Great Fire of London.
In the foreground, slightly off centre, was
Land Rover RGC551 from Liverpool.
[Picture from the MFRS collection and reproduced
with permission.]
Land Rover RGC553 was seen in the above two
pictures on exercise in North Wales in 1965.
[Picture from the MFRS collection and reproduced
with permission.]
Pipe Carrier RYX308 was a victim of the soft
ground in North Wales.
[Picture from the MFRS collection and reproduced
with permission.]
Bikini Unit RYX461, believed to be allocated
to the Liverpool area was also seen in North Wales in June 1965.
[Picture from the MFRS collection and reproduced
with permission.]
Personnel Carrier SXF537 was seen prior to
entering the Mersey Tunnel, 19 June 1965.
Note the information for the long closed Birkenhead
Dock Exit.
[Picture from the MFRS collection and reproduced
with permission.]