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The Australian Long Range Patrol Vehicle (LRPV)
performed a similar role to the British Pink Panthers.
Spare wheels are a nuisance, until you need them, and LRPVs carry two.
The Pink Panthers carried one out in front of the radiator;
the LRPVs have one on each side with brush deflectors
extending the width of the bodywork.

Bandiana
- Series IIA,
standard military Land Rover, petrol engine,
some components, e.g. water pump,
were unique to the military versions.
- Electrics: twelve (12) volts
- After-market power boosted brakes, electronic ignition,
extensive bar work, large auxillary fuel tank,
storage facilities in the rear, motorbike rack on the rear.
- Pedestal mount in rear for GPMG M60, or
.30 cal Browning (never .50 cal as alot of people assume) and
mounting on passenger side for GPMG M60.
- Spare-wheel carriers fold down
as a work-bench or table and were known as bat-wings.
The Australian Army got Perentie 6×6 LRPVs
in the 1990s -
L. A11ison
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