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General Land Rovers - Army Museum Bandiana This page contains photos of the following
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This is an Early Series 2a still in the Deep Bronze Olive colour that was the standard before experience at vietnam changed the fleet colour to olive drab. |
This ambulance, ARN 112-238 is painted in white for use by a United Nations Contingent in Rawanda. As far as we know it never made the trip. |
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 This 101 General Service vehicle is one used by the Australian Army to tow Rapier Missles. |
As only 58 of these vehicles were bought by the Army, the Museum believes it is one of the few original vehicles left in the country. |
This Perentie is in factone of the three trials 6x6 Perenties. Some differences between this vehicle and the production vehicles include the shorter cab and windscreen. |
This is one of the Perentie vehicles that took part in the Project Perentie trials for the Army. The Land Rover won the competition and was accepted into service. |
Inside the front of the prototype 110. This was one of only 3 built. This photo was taken in 2008. |
The information about this vehicle. |
 Project Perentie sticker. |
 The Series 3 GS parked beside the Series 2A Wrecker conversion. |
This is a Series 3 GS. |
 The other Series 2a Ambulance that has been restored by the museum. |
The unit markings that you see here signify one of the 4 ambulances sent to Vietnam. This ambulance however was not one of those four. |
The interior is very complete. |
Under the bonnet. |
A close up photograph showing the cage around the vehicle's red light. |
This photo taken in 2008 shows the interior of this ambulance. This vehicle is now part of the display in the main museum building. |
The two ambulances on display together in 2009 Copyright: Richard Green |
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