Subaru Response Car
07 August 2004, 05:25 PM
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Subaru Response Car
Thought you all might like a look at this:
Its my new (charity sponsored) response car for serious RTA's etc etc.
http://www.bm3w.co.uk/ug/showphoto.php?photo=4041
http://www.bm3w.co.uk/ug/showphoto.php?photo=4039
http://www.bm3w.co.uk/ug/showphoto.php?photo=4040
http://www.bm3w.co.uk/ug/showphoto.php?photo=4042
I'll be at Rallyday with the car so come along for a chat and a look!
See you there!
Rob
Its my new (charity sponsored) response car for serious RTA's etc etc.
http://www.bm3w.co.uk/ug/showphoto.php?photo=4041
http://www.bm3w.co.uk/ug/showphoto.php?photo=4039
http://www.bm3w.co.uk/ug/showphoto.php?photo=4040
http://www.bm3w.co.uk/ug/showphoto.php?photo=4042
I'll be at Rallyday with the car so come along for a chat and a look!
See you there!
Rob
07 August 2004, 06:06 PM
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07 August 2004, 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Richard Askew
What sort of kit does it carry?
Defib etc etc?
Defib etc etc?
Rapid Sequence Indution Pack (Anaeshetics)
Ventilator
Fluid Warmer
Fridge (for drugs)
Assorted medical kit that ambos dont carry. Reel Splints, Paeds traction splints, etc etc
Cheers
Rob
07 August 2004, 06:36 PM
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be cool to beable to drive the car on the road like its meant to be driven LEAGALY lol
but as mentioned above i wouldnt beable to do what you do when i get to the destination,,,
keep up the good work fella....
but as mentioned above i wouldnt beable to do what you do when i get to the destination,,,
keep up the good work fella....
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What area are you in?! Can you talk EMAS into getting a few as FRV's?! Lol Could do with having a play in one of those while working!! 
08 August 2004, 06:58 PM
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Response Car
Hi to all!
To answer some questions!!
I work in Hampshire, of course i can speed (you have to understand i dont enjoy it though, obviously ;0)
And yes, the blind stupid people do think im a copper, useful on motorways as they move from lane 3. Rubbish on normal roads as they slow down to below the speed limit!
Cheers
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To answer some questions!!
I work in Hampshire, of course i can speed (you have to understand i dont enjoy it though, obviously ;0)
And yes, the blind stupid people do think im a copper, useful on motorways as they move from lane 3. Rubbish on normal roads as they slow down to below the speed limit!
Cheers
Rob
08 August 2004, 07:29 PM
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Hey!
How cool is that! Am currently sitting LGV lessons so that i can get into the Ambulance service, (Part of their criteria to join.) and it would be amazing to drive around in something like this once i have qualified. Hopefully i'll pass and have the opportunity to join. Nice!
How cool is that! Am currently sitting LGV lessons so that i can get into the Ambulance service, (Part of their criteria to join.) and it would be amazing to drive around in something like this once i have qualified. Hopefully i'll pass and have the opportunity to join. Nice!
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09 August 2004, 12:17 AM
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lgv for the ambulance service??? why i would have thought a pcv licence would be a better one to have <or is lgv not the lgv "light goods vehicle" i am thinking of lol>
09 August 2004, 02:24 PM
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Did someone mention the flying Doctor service!
i keep seeing a black WRX on the M1 around chesterfield way, with full reflective treetment... I think its a wideload escort.
I'll get a snap of it next time...
i keep seeing a black WRX on the M1 around chesterfield way, with full reflective treetment... I think its a wideload escort.
I'll get a snap of it next time...
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Hey New port white Scooby! you need Cat D1 & C1 Pcv & Psv on your lisence before you can apply. You have got it if you passed your test before your driving test before 1997. But i passed in 99! It's costing me around £1200 all in so as you can tell am committed to trying to get in!Regards
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Originally Posted by st33ly
Hey!
How cool is that! Am currently sitting LGV lessons so that i can get into the Ambulance service, (Part of their criteria to join.) and it would be amazing to drive around in something like this once i have qualified. Hopefully i'll pass and have the opportunity to join. Nice!
How cool is that! Am currently sitting LGV lessons so that i can get into the Ambulance service, (Part of their criteria to join.) and it would be amazing to drive around in something like this once i have qualified. Hopefully i'll pass and have the opportunity to join. Nice!
I was told at 18 years old that I did not have enough "Experience of Life" to enter. I wondered why they bothered allowing the entrant age to be 18, with most of them it was 21.
Still, I never followed it up, instead going into the transport industry which admittedly paid more.
My mum left the ambulance service after a serious assault on a job that put her and her partner into hospital.
I have great respect for the emergency services personnell and the crap they have to put up with.
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Originally Posted by st33ly
Hey!
How cool is that! Am currently sitting LGV lessons so that i can get into the Ambulance service, (Part of their criteria to join.) and it would be amazing to drive around in something like this once i have qualified. Hopefully i'll pass and have the opportunity to join. Nice!
How cool is that! Am currently sitting LGV lessons so that i can get into the Ambulance service, (Part of their criteria to join.) and it would be amazing to drive around in something like this once i have qualified. Hopefully i'll pass and have the opportunity to join. Nice!
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st33ly bummer mate i passed in 96 and my pcv in 99 <when i was 20> so luckly i have
C1 / C1E / D / D1 / D1E, good luck with it all mate respect where its due,
i was looking at training up to a technician a couple of years back but went down the easyer route of starting my own minicoach company
C1 / C1E / D / D1 / D1E, good luck with it all mate respect where its due,
i was looking at training up to a technician a couple of years back but went down the easyer route of starting my own minicoach company
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Originally Posted by Dazza's-STi
Did someone mention the flying Doctor service!
i keep seeing a black WRX on the M1 around chesterfield way, with full reflective treetment... I think its a wideload escort.
I'll get a snap of it next time...
i keep seeing a black WRX on the M1 around chesterfield way, with full reflective treetment... I think its a wideload escort.
I'll get a snap of it next time...
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Originally Posted by theotherphil
Hmmm, Doctors get all the cool toys. I got a puny (Police Spec) Volvo to play with:
you mean you got guns in a metal box in the boot lol
