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FIREFIGHTING AND rescue-vehicle manufacturer Angloco has completed a vehicle based
5th April 2007, Page 18
5th April 2007
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on a Renault Master 100.35 chassis. It was supplied through Renault Distributor JOS Trucks.
The Renault Master chassis-cab has been converted into a specialist firefighting equipment carrier: it will be used as a firstresponse unit at the Total ESP Gas Terminal in St Fergus, Scotland.
Martin Aust, sales projects and marketing manager at Angloco, says: The Renault Master chassis enabled us to design and build a superstructure body to make the best use of the available space without compromise and providing plenty of scope for changing and adding equipment in the future."
Angloco Masters firefighting chassis conversion