Scottish Army Ambulance

[adm333]

Spotted this on the weeekend, just at a community fair in Edinburgh.

Thought someone might be interested.

[87County]

now that looks like a robust set=up with plenty of room - V8?

[juddy]

It's a wolf ambulance.

[Sprint]

be buggered if i'd want to try getting to the spare!

[juddy]

Why put it on the bonnet mount, when you can hire a crane and put it on the roof.

It's ex mod. There's a couple for sale at the moment around £20,000.

[Lotz-A-Landies]

How does one determine it's Scottish? is there tartan trim or a haggis cooker somewhere? :D

If fact I thought the last Scottish "army" was defeated at the Battle of Culloden in 1746, since then they have been defended by Scottish regiments of the British Army. But hey I'm always a bit pedantic. ;)

[Celtoid]

How does one determine it's Scottish? is there tartan trim or a haggis cooker somewhere? :D

If fact I thought the last Scottish "army" was defeated at the Battle of Culloden in 1746, since then they have been defended by Scottish regiments of the British Army. But hey I'm always a bit pedantic. ;)

It's argueable that that army could be called Scottish either....misled and mismanaged, all in the name of a guy who didn't have a drop of Scottish blood in his veins.....:mad:

And the cost of the aftermath on the Scottish people....criminal!!!

[Lotz-A-Landies]

It's argueable that that army could be called Scottish either....misled and mismanaged, all in the name of a guy who didn't have a drop of Scottish blood in his veins.....:mad:

And the cost of the aftermath on the Scottish people....criminal!!!You'll get no argument from me about the Jackobite risings or the subsequent actions of the English, Proscription etc.

[adm333]

Ok, I should have said "Army Ambulance in Scotland"