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International Prototypes
Prototypes were constructed for the No.1 Mk.1 and No.1 Mk.5 vehicles. Details and images of these photos appear below. |
International No.1 Prototypes
International built 3 Prototypes for the No.1, Mk.1. If you have any more images or information about any
of these vehicles please contact REMLR.
P1 and P2 shown below would appear to be prototypes
of the Mk.1 fitted with different trays and cabs. It is |
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This vehicle appears to be Prototype 1 and has a much deeper tray than
the production Mk.1 |

The same P1 with a large machine gun mounted above the hatch. |
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AnotherVehicle, this time Prototype 2. The windscreen appears to be a
later model and somewhat nearer to the production version, as is the
tray. |

Another View of P2 |
Further Mk.1 Prototypes
As early as 1958 International built a prototype 6x6 Mk.1 as can be seen below on the left.
Another intersting prototype is this |
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This appears to be one of the two Mk.1 6x6 prototypes that were built
in 1958. |
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International Mk.5 Pre Production Vehicles
A1 and A2 along with B1 and B2 are pre production Mk.5
(6x6) vehicles. Unusual features include dual 10.00x20 rear wheels on
the Tippers (B1 and B2) and a slightly different tray configuration
on the GS vehicles and single 12.00.20 tyres (A1 and A2).
A2 would be a sister vehicle
to A1 and would have been trialled at Monegeeta on their extensive test
circuit whilst A1 was at Innisfail and Cowley Beach. |
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This photo is one of the Mk.5 prototypes with a different fuel tank
configuration to the original and sporting a Mk.3 cab. Also note the
buldge in the bonnet for??? This is a recent photograph, does anybody know where this vehicle now resides?
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What appears to be Mk.5 Tipper prototype B2.
Photo: Cliff Hodgson |

This photo shows vehicle A1 (sister vehicle to A2 shown further up the
page).
Photo: Glen Hutley |

A photo of B1 rolling into town. Note the dual rear wheels.
Photo: Glen Hutley |

This photo of a damaged A1.
Photo: Glen Hutley |

A1and B1 shown whilst on trials. The trailer on A1 and the artillery piece
on B1 can clearly be seen.
Photo: Glen Hutley |


Stoping overnight in Longreach. There appears to be a Mk.3 accompanying the group along with numerous land rovers.
Photo: Glen Hutley |


A roadside camp en route to Innasfail. Tiper B1 being clearly visible.
Photo: Glen Hutley |

The wrecker being used to help recover a damaged A1, The damage appears to mirror the colour photo of A1 higher up the page.
Photo: Glen Hutley |

The damaged A1 under tow by a M543 |