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The Tank Museum Guide to Daimler Ferret

£30.00 GBP
The Tank Museum Guide to Daimler Ferret comprehensively covers the history, development, production, uses, and ownership of arguably the most successful armoured car of all time.

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The Tank Museum Guide to Daimler Ferret comprehensively covers the history, development, production, uses, and ownership of arguably the most successful armoured car of all time.

Entering service in 1951, and with many marks and variants, it was fast and simple: accompanying British forces in every major post-war deployment for over 40 years.

The combination of Daimler Engineering and a Rolls Royce engine guaranteed its quality - and ensured its reputation as a vehicle that could follow and find the enemy wherever they went.

*Mock-ups are subject to change.

Written by acclaimed author Pat Ware, the author of The Tank Museum Guide to Sherman.

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A.S.
FV700 Series Daimler Ferret

The Tank Museum Guide to the Daimler Ferret FV700 Series all marks and variants is an essential read for anyone who operated or has an interest in this vehicle. Pat Ware, an expert on the Ferret, has created a detailed up to date publication covering design and development, technical description, service use including buying and running a Ferret. The information and range of illustrations is impressive. Truly a comprehensive work.

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Fascinating book, plenty of information about this vehicle.

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Informative

Very informative and value for money.

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Satisfied Customer

I've really enjoyed skimming throught the Tank Museum Guide to the Daimler Ferret a vehicle that I have known since seeing them in action as a boy in Aden and finally seeing them in action the Saudi desert during Op GRANBY! A very informative piece which I wish I'd had before I built my Airfix model of the Mk2! Good quality illustrations that really assist the enthusiast with understanding the details of how this little capability enhancer works inside and out. I'm really enjoying it, so thank you Tank Museum for a great product!

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D.D.

If you are a fan of the Haynes manual’s reference manuals, that major on both period & modern images and thorough descriptions then you will enjoy this guide to the Daimler Ferret. A great information and reference book on this special & long used vehicle.

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The Tank Museum Guide to Daimler Ferret Book TM Publications
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The Tank Museum Guide to Daimler Ferret

£30.00 GBP

The Tank Museum Guide to Daimler Ferret comprehensively covers the history, development, production, uses, and ownership of arguably the most successful armoured car of all time.

Entering service in 1951, and with many marks and variants, it was fast and simple: accompanying British forces in every major post-war deployment for over 40 years.

The combination of Daimler Engineering and a Rolls Royce engine guaranteed its quality - and ensured its reputation as a vehicle that could follow and find the enemy wherever they went.

*Mock-ups are subject to change.

Written by acclaimed author Pat Ware, the author of The Tank Museum Guide to Sherman.

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