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NickMcKee

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• Oct 25, 2017

• #1

I spotted this in Enniskillen Castle. I think it is the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers on parade in the 50s or 60s for the Queen's birthday or some such like.

 

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Oldseadog

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• Oct 25, 2017

• #2

Landies or Austin Champs?

 

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NickMcKee

Member

• Oct 25, 2017

• #3

an excellent question. I don't know enough to be sure.

 

mikescuba

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• Oct 25, 2017

• #4

Oldseadog said:

Landies or Austin Champs?

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Landy's. Austin Champs had a grooved bonnet.

 

zeaphod

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• Oct 25, 2017

• #5

Odd windscreens.

 

nobber

Well-Known Member

• Oct 25, 2017

• #6

Those are not land rovers from that period, the headlights are too far apart, I reckon they are Jeeps.

 

mick the builder

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• Oct 25, 2017

• #7

NickMcKee said:

I spotted this in Enniskillen Castle. I think it is the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers on parade in the 50s or 60s for the Queen's birthday or some such lik

NickMcKee said:

I spotted this in Enniskillen Castle. I think it is the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers on parade in the 50s or 60s for the Queen's birthday or some such like.

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You on a road trip?

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frog hopper

Well-Known Member

• Oct 26, 2017

• #8

Single piece screen, square corners, nah. Summat else. Nice piccy though.

 

mikescuba

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• Oct 26, 2017

• #9

Can't think of anything with a one piece flat screen like that. Not a Humber, Bedford or a Dodge weapon carrier. Or jeep. Could be a French military vehicle.

 

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Litch

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• Oct 27, 2017

• #10

Almost certainly Auto-Union DKW F91 MUNGA (1955-68).
The ribbing on the bonnet, hold-down clamps and distinctive windscreen frame do it for me.

 

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