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Old 20-07-15, 00:30
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I believe the Canadian purchase overlapped the changeover from mk1 to mk1/1. Most visible would be the side windows.

I believe I have also seen a 5 sided window version in Wainwright, but in all honesty it has been quite some time since I have been there.

There used to be a listing of all the ferret serial numbers, their British registration numbers, and the countries they went to over on Ferret Heaven. It showed the Australians getting theirs first, and we were second in line. The list would likely have shown the crossover to 1/1, and how many we received. I wonder if a copy still exists on the web somewhere.

David

There was only the one purchase.
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