Bolton Mountain Rescue Team's Defender 110 PX60 EAE, one of four Defenders the team operated in 2015 for moorland casualty carrying on the West Pennine Moors, in white with a fluorescent front, orange chequer, a MOUNTAIN RESCUE light bar and roof rack of kit bags.
Bolton Mountain Rescue Team, founded in 1968, covers the West Pennine Moors and the urban fringe of Greater Manchester, and in 2015 ran a fleet of four Defenders as casualty-carrying ambulances and control vehicles. PX60 EAE, a 2010 Defender 110 utility wagon photographed by ukemergency.co.uk, wears the team's white livery with a fluorescent yellow front panel, panelled rear quarters lettered BOLTON MOUNTAIN RESCUE TEAM with the badge, MOUNTAIN RESCUE AMBULANCE on the doors, mirrored Ambulance on the bonnet, two rows of orange and white chequer, a fluorescent strip along the roof edge, a roof rack carrying a MOUNTAIN RESCUE light bar and red kit bags, a winch bumper and white steel wheels.
The registry's model reproduces PX60 EAE with the yellow front, chequer, lettering and badge, roof strip, rack with light bar and bags that drop as cargo, and winch; in the game it carries the blue-light boost and winch pickups.
FITTINGSWinch bumper, roof rack, light bar, kit bags
AREAWest Pennine Moors
RECORD KINDNamed model
MODEL LINEDefender
WHEELS4
NOMINAL WHEELBASE110″
CATEGORYSpecial · Rescue
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Where it was
GB United Kingdom2010–2026 · Bolton Mountain Rescue Team
