Probably the only Pegaso fire engine with an open driver's cab. Completely extraordinary!

The Dodge WDX is a unique vehicle for wildfire fighting, converted from a decommissioned military vehicle.

The Pegasos was nicknamed Mofletes - loosely translated into German as ‘chubby cheeks’.

This is exactly how you imagine an American fire engine: Huge, powerful and flat. Always ready for the jump!

Powered by a Maybach OS5 engine, the fire engine provided space for 14 firefighters - including the driver and co-driver.

With the Japanese peculiarity of the doorless fire departments, models were created based on a Toyota Land Cruiser.

The fire engine was officially named ‘Automobilspritze Benz-Gaggenau’. It was used for the last time by shoe manufacturer Salamander.

FAUN was a Nuremberg-based company that manufactured fire-fighting vehicles, lorries and mobile cranes, and for a short time also passenger cars and tractors.