Looking for markings for Canadian M3A1 Scout Car

[jeff davis]

those are the Correct markings for the Westminster Regiment (Motor) during ww2.
The Regiment was part of the 5th Canadian Armoured Division during the war.
Hofmeisters mighty Maroon Machine. as a Mechanized infantry regiment.

Check out Canadian soldiers.com for vehicle marking info.

[GordonAParker]

Yes I know the markings are correct as has already been stated.
I am looking for confirmation of the census number and the overall configuration and colour scheme.

[jeff davis]

There are a few photos of the scout cars in use in the regiment. I cant seem to find them online though.

[GordonAParker]

I have written to the museum and hopefully I will hear back from them, I have had no luck finding photos online.
Gord

[maple_leaf_eh]

https://www.glensassociation.ca/

If the volunteers with the museum have email addresses, they are likely their personal ones. If you go through the regiment or the mailing address, you can be sure to make contact with someone.

BTW, the weather is always worst end of Jan and early Feb, so there may have been a conscious decision to minimize coverage or attendance at the museum.

[Rob Cassin]

So the picture of the Scout car with the King on it is not a Canadian one? Thanks, Rob

[GordonAParker]

Written to the SDG and Westminster Museums and both emails failed. These were
info_glensassociation@bell.net
secretary@royal-westies-assn.ca

Only emails on the websites