obtained four examples of the 101. Three were right-hand drive, one was left-hand drive. They were extensively modified for trails or rally use. Modifications included conversion to a coil spring suspension system based on the Range Rover configuration of the time. Disc brakes were fitted, as well as 15” wheels and power-assisted steering. Only the left-hand drive example (UK registration GDP252V) is known to still exist. See also Jeep Forward Control UAZ-452 GAZ-66 References External links 101 Forward control Club and Register 101 Forward Control Military trucks Cab over vehicles Cab over off-road vehicles Armoured fighting vehicles of the United Kingdom Off-road vehicles All-wheel-drive vehicles Military vehicles introduced in the 1970s