The record
Austrian volunteer brigades of the 1970s and 1980s often ran a Kleinlöschfahrzeug-Allrad — a small four-wheel-drive first-attack vehicle — and Rosenbauer of Leonding supplied many on the Land Rover Series III 109. Zell am Moos, a village on the Irrsee in the Vöcklabruck district, ran this station-wagon-bodied example as KLFA 120: fire red with a white waist stripe, ZELL AM MOOS and KLFA 120 on the doors, a roof rack carrying a boxed load, a blue beacon on the roof front and a searchlight at the A-pillar. Retired from the brigade, the 'Landy' passed into private hands on historic plates and was photographed by Markus Zemsch in Nuremberg wearing a number 7 sticker from the city's Blaue Nacht event.
The registry's model is a Series III 109 station wagon in red with the stripe and lettering, roof rack and load, beacon, searchlight and red wheels; in the game it carries water-pool pickups and the blue-light boost.
