Actually it is a Daimler Scout Car.
Although popularly known as the 'Dingo', the name actually relates to an Alvis design which was not successful, however the name was kept.
The type was used by the British and some other Commonwealth Countries throughout World War Two and remained in service until the 1950s when it was replaced by the Daimler Ferret Scout Car.
Looks to me to be the front quarter view of a SdKfz 221 A/C: the digging tool, the stowage box on the lower side panel, the front fender design, the open driver's vision slot, the rear view mirror next to the blackout light, all indicators of the 221 MG-armed armoured car.
Hello Alby.
So that's where it ended up; I parked it while working as a bike messenger (we were issued cool goggles so I had to apply there for employment) at the self-serve car wash. The sand and grit during Toronto Canada winter-time/fall couriering would get me dirty all over .. until I only had two bright red lips and two omelette sized clean skin circles around my eyes once the googles came off.
But once I got me and my Bianchi Italian Road Bicycle cleaned up; it was gone. So where did your wife lose it!
Unless she still has it??
So the radio must've been a special mod eh?! So that every now and then (assuming she over got to drive the beast) you could call in and ask again, "What was the second thing I had to pick up during the advance, er ... ride home?"