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Trailward · Runner · 1989–1990

Inshore Rescue Runner

120Top speed km/h
83Power kW
265Torque Nm
2,250Mass kg
37W per kg
11.70–60 km/h s (est.)
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History

Maryport Inshore Rescue is an independent lifeboat service on the Solway coast of Cumbria, founded in 1975 and run by volunteers without Lifeboats funding. Its boats cover the Solway's fast tides and mudflats and its crews also turn out for mud, cliff and flood rescues along the shore, so the station has always needed road vehicles that can launch and recover the boat from rough slipways and get a crew across the sands. Corrected at review: the door crest is the Maryport Rescue badge — a rope-edged ring, yellow field quartered by a red cross with lifeboat, anchor, lighthouse and ship, and a MARYPORT RESCUE banner.

Details

Marque
Trailward
Line
Runner
Era
1989–1990
Drive
4×4 · 4 wheels
Wheelbase
110 in (2,794 mm)
Engine
2.5-litre diesel four
Status
unknown

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