The article says:
Blablabla... At heart, the Sabre was a Series III 109-inch Land Rover with the 2.6-litre six-cylinder petrol engine. The basic vehicles were actually built in South Africa at Blackheath, in Cape Province, from CKD kits shipped out of the UK, but how much of th special configuration was built at Blackheath and how much by military workshops remains open to Question.
The chassis was a special type also supplied to the SADF for other 109s with a rear overhang extended by two feet to accommodate a longer body. However, the standart SADF 109s did not have six-cylinder engines, or heavy-duty Salisbury axles front and rear, or the low-geared main and transfer gearboxes from the Forward Control models. Nor did they have extended spring shackles and big 9.00x16 tyres on special split-rim wheels. The sabre did.
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Does anybody know it?? And, does anybody know the rear overhang? An extension by 2 feet sounds very long...
Sorry, I found no pics of it
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