Harold Biondo
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I am trying to locate the last surviving Mark 44 armored car (https://warwheels.net/Mark44index.html). It was owned by George Denkins, who owned a gun store called D&D Guns in Hurricane, West Virginia. He passed away in the 2010s and his wife took over the FFL for a time, but it expired in 2019. According to Google Earth, the Mark 44 disappeared from their property in October 2015. I was in the area recently photographing tanks and when I drove by the house it's completely abandoned, so I don't know how to get in contact with them, and I sort of doubt the family still owns the vehicle.
The Mark 44 was a private venture by the Floridian firetruck company Emergency-One. They built 6 of them, and this is the last known to survive. I have a particular interest in the Mark 44 because I own the original concept model for it.
My question is if anyone here knows anything more about where it went or who owns it now.
![mark44DENKINS (1).jpg mark44DENKINS (1).jpg](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/data/attachments/684/684287-1fcb1f13a6059d12ac1c2b4eb05b0836.jpg)
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The Mark 44 was a private venture by the Floridian firetruck company Emergency-One. They built 6 of them, and this is the last known to survive. I have a particular interest in the Mark 44 because I own the original concept model for it.
My question is if anyone here knows anything more about where it went or who owns it now.
![mark44DENKINS (1).jpg mark44DENKINS (1).jpg](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/data/attachments/684/684287-1fcb1f13a6059d12ac1c2b4eb05b0836.jpg)
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