Sourse of LOTs of Vehicles and Aircraft

[42rocker]

Found this while looking for pics of a 1945 Dingo. -- what I found on Dingos -- Daimler Dingo Scout Car Family - Vladimir Yakubov

LOTs of PICS!!

Enjoy, go to walk arounds and Enjoy!

Later 42rocker

SVSM Gallery - Vladimir Yakubov

[browningautorifle]

Jacques Littlefield Collection, wouldn't I love to work for that group for a month or so.

[Brian Dick]

When I visited the Vimy House of the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa in 2001, they were readying a German Panzer 1 for shipment to Littlefield in California. He'd traded two other vehicles for it. I can't remember what they were. High horse trading with expensive shipping!

[42rocker]

Ok, I've had the pleasure of visiting this twice. No Cameras allowed, that said there are a few pics out there, but.

If your ever in Fla on the East Coast, if you can get a visit, go to

https://www.instmiltech.com/

Otherwise known as the Reed Knight Museum.

Outstanding

Do a search and you will find a lot of other links and sites talking about it.

Later 42rocker

[browningautorifle]

Reed Knight Museum

THE Reed Knight? As in suppressors and AR add ons?

[42rocker]

Yes, a very nice Gentleman I've had the pleasure of meeting a couple of times.

If ever in Fla try to work out a visit to his museum.

Both times we had to use golf carts to drive by the military vehicles part. Someday I would like to just try to walk by that area.

HUGE

Later 42rocker

[browningautorifle]

If ever in Fla

I was there in '14 but in Miami. I guess a trip down just to consume Fla would have been more to the point.

[GaryWKeim]

I toured Littlefield's compound near Stanford around 2006... he was present. They were still working on the Panther, that I'm sure must be completed by now. What a collection.

[Peter Laidler]

My friend had an ex RUC (Northern Ireland Police) Dingo and tyres became a problem. He considered changing the wheels but got some genuine tyres from India via the good offices of the Indian Army Liaison Officer at Warminster

[Sapper740]

Probably the nicest and most complete Dingo in the world restored and driven on a regular basis by an acquantance of mine, David Gordon who lives here in Texas. WWII British Daimler Scout Car Features