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Old 17-07-15, 10:21
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Isn't it just a standard German Army Iltis purchased for the trialling and development of a Cdn model? I suspect it is just one of thousands produced in Germany. Seems to me the other 4 or 5 were used as drop trainers for the air force.
It is a true Volkswagen and not a "native" Bombardier.....
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