Series III 109-inch station wagon with a Rosenbauer-built Kleinlöschfahrzeug fit, operated as KLFA 120 by the volunteer fire brigade of Zell am Moos in Upper Austria and now privately preserved on historic plates.
BASE VEHICLESeries III 109″BUILT BYLand Rover (Series III 109-inch station wagon)IN SERVICE1971–85OPERATED INAustriaPRODUCTION1LAYOUT4 wheels · 109″
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.
Specification
MANUFACTURERLand Rover (Series III 109-inch station wagon)
ENGINERover 2.25 L four-cylinder petrol or diesel (not stated in the source)
PRODUCTION RUN1
COUNTRY OF ORIGINUnited Kingdom / Austria
OPERATED INAustria
STATUSpreserved
CALLSIGNKLFA 120
BRIGADEFreiwillige Feuerwehr Zell am Moos, Vöcklabruck
FITTINGSRoof rack, blue beacon, searchlight
RECORD KINDNamed model
MODEL LINESeries III
WHEELS4
NOMINAL WHEELBASE109″
CATEGORYSpecial · Fire
Catalogue fields describe the vehicle's structure and body as this registry records it. They are not certified factory measurements, and no performance figures are published here.
Imagery
No published image yetA rendering impression or a free-licence photograph will appear here once one is published — the sources below link to photographs elsewhere
Where it was
AT Austria1975–2026 · FF Zell am Moos; privately preserved