Engineering students at Suffolk New College have brought a former armoured car back to life for the Royal Air Force.
Servicemen and women at RAF Honnington flew to Trinity Park to collect the renovated car at the Suffolk Show, a year after frist contacting the college with the request.
The vehicle had sat outside a museum in Portsmouth for the last 12 years but now it has been given a new lease of life thanks to the dedicated students.
Group Captain David Wilkinson from the RAF, said: "The students have done a wonderful job in repairing the vehicle and by doing so they have helped recreate a piece of history."
Stephen Davis, head of engineering at Suffolk New College, added: "The students have been working on the car as part of their course.
"It felt good to hand it over to the RAF and we have plans to work on more projects with this great organisation in the future."
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