Search results

Ukraine is a very big country and Russian forces are only in Crimea, where they had bases anyway. They have secured and occupied Crimea, no where else. It is a political move, there will be no fighting.

Indeed, Martin is correct.

What are the words stamped on the rim?

4x135 puts me out.

These are a nightmare mechanically and some parts are really hard to find after so many years. The transmission is especially a problem. It cannot be substituted yet it is very complex and hard to find spares.

What is the spacing on the stud holes? and diameter of the hole? I might be interested in as many as 12. How much?

But glad you had fun.

That's not snow. That's barely a dusting.

Kettenkrads are exceptionally complex machines and not easily replicated. They are also exceptionally dangerous with exposed track and being very narrow. It was originally designed as a prime mover that would fit into the Ju-52 which is not a very large plane. I have driven four different...

I agree, the Merkava replica certainly looks good standing still, but there is very little to it actually. Still, for a replica, this is pretty common.

I would be asking yourself why? Why reinvent the wheel? It will not be cheaper in the long run for two reasons; built cost will be more than you realize, and it will not appreciate at all like something real. Real armor appreciates. Replica stuff does not. Plus, you spend all your time telling...

There are several great YouTube videos. Just search Stalwart 6x6. A friend in KY had one with a Perkins diesel. That was a nice truck, but as labor intensive as armor.

Cool project, Jeff. How does it drive?

Cool project, Jeff. How does it drive?

Licensing a track vehicle for road use in the US depends upon the state. Some you can, some you can't. I have known collectors in Kentucky, Texas, Kansas, and Florida that have done so, but know nothing about any other states.

Google is your friend. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/START_I

That's only the second photo I have seen of a V-100 in country that is camo. Cool.

Looks really great.

Those were Intermediate Range Ballistic Missiles (IRBM) not ICBM. We never had truck-mobile ICBMs.

His collection has been purchased by the Collins Foundation and they are going to auction the items they do not want. They are reportedly moving 160+ vehicles to MA, selling the rest. Too bad they chose Mecum over more reputable houses.