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The first one is a photo of a section of reconnaissance 8 regiment – first a willy’s after it the successor our famous ‘minerva’ build in belgium under license of land rover.
Other pics:
Dunn Buggy Photo- to the right and up from the Red thing—
I see a person in the front, middle and back of what ever that is, Am I seeing right ????
It would be very interesting to know the story behind the last photo with the MP and a half.
I think the dunes photo is from The Oregon Dunes. In the late 60’s when I was about 8, I remember a business that you paid for dune buggy rides with vehicles like the red one and the “what ever is that” (or at least similar). Seems like the big ones were purple and white. Maybe it was different. Now I wish I had that post Card.
Blaine: I was wondering the same thing. I saw the purple and white group vehicles giving tours as late as 1985.
Great pics. Thanks for sharing.