Surviving Vehicles
This is an incomplete list.
There is an Alvis Saladin at Sri Lanka Armoured Corps Training Centre, Anuradhapura - a gate guard.
Several Saladin Armoured Car parked at a tank garage at The Indonesian Army 4th Cavalry Battalion.
There is a Saladin Armoured Car in Bovington Tank Museum, Dorset, England.
There is a Saladin at the York depot of the Queen's Own Yeomanry, a Territorial Army regiment.
There is also a non-functioning Alvis Saladin displayed outside the Lebanese Army's Military Outpost in the mountain region of Baabda located between Hammana and Chbaniyeh.
An American college sports enthusiasts club in Knoxville, Tennessee, the "Big Orange Army" operates a Saladin painted orange as an advertising device.
There is a privately owned Saladin in the Hurst-Euless-Bedford area of Texas.
There is a privately owned Saladin in the Vancouver, British Columbia area of Canada
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