WW2 CMP Ford Scout Car Mk I “Lynx”.

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Produced by Ford in Windsor Ontario in WW2 (3255 units produced). Derived from the successful Daimler Dingo scout car, the Ford Lynx was made in two variants Mk I and Mk II, and had 30mm Armor in the front, with 12mm in the sides and rear. This vehicle is only one of 5 complete known survivors in Australia 

Hull off restoration in 2000, all armor is original to the vehicle and has not been rebuilt. Current engine is not the correct engine for this vehicle. The conversion was done to a very high standard and no modification to engine mounts or hull resulted. Therefore it would present no problem to a mechanically adept person to rectify. Starts, drives & runs well, all new brake lines, wiring harness, rebuild period instrument cluster, all hatches including roof hatch open easily etc.