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Armed Land Rovers - Army Museum Bandiana This page contains photos of the following
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  This General Service Series 2A has some unusual accessories for convoy protection duty in Vietnam. A machine gun mount in the tub, and a wire cutter to protect the gunner from wires strung across the road. |
A view of the rear of teh Convoy Escort. |
A (fuzzy) detail shot of the wire cutters brace on the firewall. |
And bolted to the Bush Bar. |
A side on profile of this vehicle taken in 2009. Copyright: Richard Green |
This Series 2A Long Range Patrol Vehicle is the only original LRPV on the east coast. The remainder of the survivors are in South Australia, or West Australia. |
 A rear view showing the Roll Over Protection Stsrem (ROPS) and custom tailgate. |
A view of the front suspension showing the helper springs. |
A underneath view looking at the rear axle. |
The extra fittings on the LRPV's Dashboard. |
 This is one of the Specially converted "Gunbuggies". Officially designated as a Carrier, 106mm RCL. |
The data plate on the vehicles 106 mm Recoilless Rifle. This vehicle was used in the Anti Tank role. |
The prototype Perentie 110 LRPV. This vehicle was never sold to the australian army, but retained by Land Rover Australia. For a period of time it was on display at the British Motor Industry Heritage Museum in the UK. Copyright: Richard Green |
Things to notice about this vehicle is that it is LHD and a V6, not Isuzu Diesel Copyright: Richard Green |
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