The Ferret is a lightly armed and armoured scout car made in Britain in the 1950s and 1960s. Used by most Commonwealth countries, including 124 by Canada, these formed the backbone of the reconnaissance troops during the Cold War period.

The Sugga, which is Swedish for “sow,” was a radio and liaison car produced from 1953 to 1958. The Sugga was never exported and was only used by the Swedish Armed Forces, and was assembled by using many components of other cars and trucks being made in Sweden at that time.

The CVR(T) Scorpion is one of a family
of light armour developed from a single platform. Known for its speed and powerful Jaguar 4.2 engine, these
tracked reconnaissance vehicles are capable of sustained speeds
above 100kmh.

The Stalwart, or “Stolly,” is a fully amphibious, high-capacity load carrier designed in the UK in the mid-1950s and was able to carry upwards of 5 tons of supplies across rough terrain and rivers. It was also able to leave amphibious landing ships offshore to land on beaches.