Name that Vehicle

You're right. It's a one-off armored car prototype built on WC62 1.5 ton chassis.
I like yours better though. It looks much more heavy duty than a 2.5 tonner. Do you know who built it? Front looks a little like an FWD.

 

It's an AEC 6X6. A U.K. company noted for the Matador. The AEC Command Vehicle below also looks very heavy duty. 20 tons and 30 mph max speed.

 

Not GMC or GM product.

 

International?

 

You're right. M-5H-6. Mostly for US Navy and Marines.

 

A formidable weapon!

 

I'll take a WAG. A toilet for a coal mine?

 

Close enough.
It's a two-seater from one of the copper/nickel mines in Sudbury, Ontario. It had wheels to facilitate being rolled in and out of the elevator cage.
No date given but mining operations there have been continuous since 1883. .

 

I used Monty Python witch reasoning, "What has rails besides a train? A mine!"

 

Dutch ingenuity.

The Konings twin-engine, twin-grille Ford Model AA. Otherwise known as the Dolly Parton.

 

Correct. They called it the Siamese Twin but Dolly Parton would work. Maybe Mae West, for WWII?

https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2014/...he-konings-konings-siamese-siamese-twin-twin/

 

Le Tourneau T4 Tank Transporter. Awkward brute as the tank had to be dragged sideways onto the platform.
Chris

 

Yessir

 

A new category: Seasonal Sled tanks.
Just add snow.

 

When you see something like that you have to ask the simple questions 'Why?' and 'What on Earth were they thinking?'

 

Mounting Hotchkiss M1914s, I think.