The Registry Of Ex-Military Land-Rovers Au, NZ, etc
Page 1 of the Army Museum Bandiana
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This is the Gun and Limber on the Series 2A ceremonial Conversion ARN 177-844 		Click to expand

Another view of the funeral carriage taken in 2008.
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This is one of the Perentie vehicles that took part in the acceptance trials for the Army.		 Click to expand

Inside the front of the prototype 110. This was one of only 3 built. This phoo was taken in 2008.
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Project Perentie sticker.		 Click to expand

The information about this vehicle.
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This LWB Series 2a ceremonial vehicle is a recent addition to the Museum. In this case configured to carry wreaths. 2008. 		Click to expand

This ceremonial vehicle was created from a Series 2 Command Recon and has been heavily modified. The mdifications include paded rear seats and the bulkhead cut through to provide a standing location at the front of the vehicle.
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113-866 is this vehicles original ARN.		 Click to expand

Although without it's canopy, it appears to be a very complete vehicle.
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This General Service Series 2A has some unusual accessories for convoy protection ducy in Vietnam. A machine gun mount in the tub, and a wire cutter to protect the gunner from wires strung across the road.		 Click to expand

This is another vehicle who had an incorrect plate. This vehicles original ARN is 172-091. That plate is currently fitted to the museums LRPV.
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A (fuzzy) detail shot of the wire cutters brace on the firewall.		 Click to expand

And bolted to the Bush Bar.
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174-697 is a Series 1 Ceremonial vehicle.		 Click to expand

Only a very few were made, originally for a visit by the Queen Mother to Australia in 1958.

 

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