The Ford Lynx Scout Car was produced in Canada during World War II by the Ford Motor Company in Windsor, Ontario.
It was a Ford V-8 powered armoured scout car and is based upon the Daimler DINGO. These were replaced by the Ferret Scout Car in 1954.
Some Lynx survivors in Canada:
REG HODGSON |
EDMONTON |
ALBERTA |
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| Restored. Acquired from Australia. originally had an armoured roof but this was removed, apparently by the Australians. | ||||||
RCA MUSEUM |
SHILO |
MANITOBA |
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| Unrestored as of 1985. Acquired from Greece via Dr. William Gregg. Lynx II. Original Greek Army registration number + 88250 May have been given to Greeks in 1945 by Canadian Army. | ||||||
CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM |
OTTAWA |
ONTARIO |
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| Restored. Believed acquired from Greece via Dr. William Gregg ex-Greece. | ||||||
Harry Moon, |
BURNABY |
BRITISH COLUMBIA |
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| Restored in 2007. It had been found abandoned by a logging company on the shores of Stave lake, BC. It was salvaged by a collector and later purchased from him. | ||||||