Six fire engines and HazMat unit battle blaze at classic truck restoration yard in Fulwood

A yard in a Fulwood cul-de-sac, used for restoring classic trucks and cars, has been damaged by fire.

Six fire engines were mobilised at 7.53pm yesterday (February 9) after a huge fire at the Transit Restorations yard in Carlton Avenue, off Watling Street Road, yesterday (February 9).

Six fire engines and the Hazardous Material unit from Blackpool battled a blaze at a  classic truck restoration yard in Carlton Avenue, Preston last night (February 9). Pic: Googleplaceholder image
Six fire engines and the Hazardous Material unit from Blackpool battled a blaze at a classic truck restoration yard in Carlton Avenue, Preston last night (February 9). Pic: Google

The Hazardous Material unit from Blackpool joined six fire engines from Preston, Fulwood, Bamber Bridge and Penwortham as crews battled the blaze.

Lancashire Fire & Rescue Service said a building, housing a number of classic cars and trucks had been well alight when firefighters arrived at the scene.

Fire crews equipped with hose reels and a jet fought the fire for three hours using breathing apparatus to protect them from smoke and fumes.

The fire service said the building, measuring 20m x 30m, has been severely damaged by the fire.

The cause of the fire has been recorded as accidental.

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