Salvage Squad WWII Fire Engine

[@hydriv]

I VERY MUCH ENJOY THESE EPISODES OF THE SALVAGE SQUAD. They are entertaining and informative. What I dislike is the obvious bullshit regarding the timeline of restoration. As skilled as the team are, there is just no way that quality restoration work can be performed in a matter of days. Claire Barrett.....I love you.

[@TheHotredfox]

the tv program has to be short and lack some details otherwise would be to long and for most lose interest.

[@andyallthings]

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[@russcattell955i]

My Grandfather was a setter in the transmission shop at Bedford's Luton plant, he was moved to the Dunstable shadow factory during the war. With a reserved occupation he ran his line of women workers making parts for Bedford military trucks & Churchhill tanks. On his time off, he was in "dad's army" !

[@pierredecine1936]

Truly a Historic Vehicle ! Good Job !

[@hayleywilliams8750]

The way the salvage squad held the hose is how the fireman held the hoseback in the 40s

[@evanhardy5103]

Red hot fox 😊

[@evanhardy5103]

Pls response