FAB 1 [SEP] manufacturer
currently displayed at the Heritage Motor Centre in Warwickshire. The UK registration mark FAB 1 was originally issued in July 1946 and later assigned to a white Jaguar XJ6 before the number was purchased by broadcaster Chris Evans in 2012 for the sum of £75,000. FAB 1 was temporarily assigned to a Rolls Royce Ghost during 2013. Rolls Royce donated the bespoke pink vehicle for a year to be used for breast cancer awareness.
Replica vehicles.
In 1966, a full-sized replica of FAB 1, based on a "
MAA-1 Piranha is a missile air-air short range with infrared guidance system for aerial combat of the "dogfight" in tactical characteristics of the F-103E IIIEBR (Mirage III), F-5E Tiger II, A-1 AMX, A-29 Super Tucano, AT-26 Xavante (tests) and possibly the AF-1 Hawks Navy and the "new" FAB Mirage 2000C.
The data indicate a missile Mectron sensor "passive infrared seeker all-aspect", with characteristic equivalent to the U.S. AIM-9L.
The technical specifications of the manufacturer advises that the missile is