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Structural Performance In the early 1960s, South Africa purchased a production licence for the French panhard AML armored vehicle. The car is equipped with two models of 60mm and 90mm artillery. In the mid-1960s, production began in accordance with a number of vehicles supplied by France. The first model was called the antelope MK1, equipped with 60mm mortars and dual 7.62mm machine guns. In 1967, the MK2 was put into operation and many improvements including the engine were made. MK3 and MK4 are not mass produced. MK5 and MK6 are improved prototypes. Through years of experience in battlefield use, Sundak-Austril Pipico made numerous improvements to the antelope reconnaissance vehicle and formed the final model MK7. These improvements include the use of new gasoline engines that can be replaced within 40 minutes, new transmissions and suspensions, as well as new turrets and improved armor protection. The car production equipment equipped with 90mm artillery (equipped with 7.62mm parallel machine guns and 7.62mm anti-aircraft machine guns) and 60mm mortar (equipped with dual 7.62mm machine guns) two kinds of artillery. The company can produce 35 vehicles per month as needed, producing a total of 1300 vehicles.
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Country South Africa name Eland Wheeled Armoured Scout Car Development unit Sandack-Austral Beperk Limited, ZA Production unit Sandak-Austral Bepek Limited Sandock-Austral Beperk Limited, ZA Status Quo Complete Production Plan Equipment Situation South Africa, Zimbabwe
Structural Performance In the early 1960s, South Africa purchased a production licence for the French panhard AML armored vehicle. The car is equipped with two models of 60mm and 90mm artillery. In the mid-1960s, production began in accordance with a number of vehicles supplied by France. The first model was called the antelope MK1, equipped with 60mm mortars and dual 7.62mm machine guns. In 1967, the MK2 was put into operation and many improvements including the engine were made. MK3 and MK4 are not mass produced. MK5 and MK6 are improved prototypes. Through years of experience in battlefield use, Sundak-Austril Pipico made numerous improvements to the antelope reconnaissance vehicle and formed the final model MK7. These improvements include the use of new gasoline engines that can be replaced within 40 minutes, new transmissions and suspensions, as well as new turrets and improved armor protection. The car production equipment equipped with 90mm artillery (equipped with 7.62mm parallel machine guns and 7.62mm anti-aircraft machine guns) and 60mm mortar (equipped with dual 7.62mm machine guns) two kinds of artillery. The company can produce 35 vehicles per month as needed, producing a total of 1300 vehicles.
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