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Old Trucks Babanagno posted the photo below on their Facebook Page. They have even more vintage photos at their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Old-Trucks-Babanango/422556771112707
Nick from Kibler Park near Johannesburg, with his ex SADF CJ2A, and Stalhud, from Ladysmith, Natal with his Ford GPA amphibious jeep at Richards Bay on the Zululand Coast 1969. Stalhud used his GPA for fishing
Hi All
Would any one know if this is the seep that currently resides at the National Museum of Military History in Saxonwold, Johannesburg, South Africa ?
do you maybe have any photos of kibler pard from 1968 onward
Hi Denice,
I suggest you contact the folks at ‘Old Trucks Babanago’ on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Old-Trucks-Babanango/422556771112707
They are the ones who might have the photos.
= Dave
Hi Marc,
No it is not the one in the museum. The museum one is actually untouched and unrestored a real gem.
The one in the photo was sold and is now privately owned.
Thanks, Claus.