This place has been dead for a while - thought you might want to know about a Jeep Dutch Cousin..
NEKAF Production Units
(Cor Streutjens - Reprinted with permission)
This vehicle, owned by Cor Streutjens was registered June 30, 1956 with Dutch army registration number MD13387.
The vehicle with the longest service record in the Dutch military, serving in the Royal Army for more than 40 years from 1952 until 1996, is the M38A1 Jeep. During and shortly after World War II, the Dutch army used jeeps left behind by American forces. By the early 1950's however, the army was looking for a replacement, and in 1952 received a number of U.S.-built M38A1's under the Mutual Defence Assistance Program
The army had two principal options for purchase of additional vehicles: the M38A1 and the DAF YA 054 light terrain vehicle. The DAF was designed by the Dutch company of the same name, with the requirements of the Royal Army in mind, but may have lost the race simply because its price was a couple of hundred guilders higher than the M38A1's.
See this link (or the title above) for more info and MORE PIX!!
Mudrat
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