daimler ferret interior

The pictures below show the interior and some of the Clansman intercom / radio harness

Hull Shocker as used in Northern Ireland in the seventies a rare item (a term highly over used especially on e-bay)

Picture courtesy of James McNeely

Hatch's

All three front hatches had been modified with the use of a gas axe to fit FV432 periscopes on 00CC09.

When entering or exiting the Ferret do not use the front or rear hatch's as a means to lever you're self in or out of the Ferret unless you fancy having Ferret fingers. What's Ferret fingers you ask its when the hatch has closed unexpectedly on you're finger in the worse case scenario severing or breaking a finger or two.

Internal boxes and bins

Sterling / Sten Magazine bin (incorrectly spelled not by me I may add).

Another Version of the Sterling or Sten Magazine holder.

Document Holder some times fitted inside and mounted in the Large bin fixed to the escape hatch.

Periscope boxes

Wireless 88 box, Turret periscope box and drivers periscope box.

Ammo bin, First Aid box bin & Splinter Screen Holder.

Two types of No. 80 Grenade boxes were fitted more commonly found is the silver version on the left.

Thermos Flask holder x2, Bulb box holder, Smoke Grenade firing Box.

SA 80 Mounts late fitment to Ferrets.

Battery Box and combined Seat Belt & Sterling mount.

Spares Box to fit the escape hatch side bin.

Seating / head protection pads from the interior of the Ferret.

The piece of metal below is the turret ring backing plate pad (what's left of it anyway).

Petrol Tank and mountings.

As bought from a local dealer.... The ironic bit I stripped all of the equipment of this petrol tank and then bought it off e-bay three years later double doh doh!

Fire Fighting Equipment