“Modified Conventional Pattern” (MCP) vehicles. These were basically civilian pattern vehicles that were modified slightly at the factories for military use.

 

Many were built as right hand drive for overseas service because Canada’s military planned to fight alongside their British allies and therefore used similar weapons, vehicles, aircraft and ammunition etc.

 Examples include the Dodge trucks such as the:

D8A ‘Scout’

D15

D60 (3 ton cargo, and dump truck models)

MCP “Woody” Station Wagons   e.g. C11ADF 

 

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