badfluffy said:

they have the blue and amber lights wrong way round

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I think its in need of a bit of love and attention sadly.

brianp38dse said:

I think its in need of a bit of love and attention sadly.

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a lot do, they rust in all the normal range rover places, always leaking from the pump and the form accelerates the rust, the early ones have non standard size doors makes repairing them a bitch

badfluffy said:

no all airfield fire trucks have to be all wheel drive, so tacr2's were all produced as 6x6, my one is actually a riv but looks much the same as a tacr2, they are often converted to 6x4 in civi street to save wear on the centre tyres

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That's interesting, I've read that in 1979 LR Special products worked with Reynolds Boughton to develop a 6x6 version, but no info. as to how drive to the trailing axle was achieved.
Back in the days when my hobby was ex. US military vehicles some owners of the GMC 6x6 removed the prop .linking the rear axles & sometimes even the front prop. as well. Great until you were camping in a field & it rained