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In fact I'd say that short of restoring a vintage WWII plane, they're probly the most expensive projects youll encounter in this hobby.
Actually the most expensive armored vehicle to restore (ww2 vintage) is a Sherman tank. Vastly more expensive than a HT.
Hello Guys,
I have a buddy that needs a shroud to complete a frame up resto. It can need repairs. Anyone got one they can part with? Apparently a hard to find item on the loose.
Thanks!
Karl,
The rear idler posts were the only bolt on item I didn't remove from the frame. Mine seem ok but I thought about removing them anyway but after looking at the way they are mounted I can understand how you had a hard time with them.
Best of luck keep up the good work.
clint
Hello Karl,
Halftrack project is looking good. From reading your updates it seems you decided not to convert the m3 frame into an M2 frame? What was wrong with the M3 frame, bent?
I'm about 6 months behind you on my m2a1. I just got the frame painted and should have the bogie support housing...
He kept the 327, i didn't know it was rare. I guess that explains why he wanted to keep it. He had a lot of neat old stuff around his place, it is a 2200 acre ranch homesteaded about 1920. Only other military item was a Ford 1.5 ton with a civy ford cab still in olive drab and a 20mm cannon out...
Yep somebody shot the back armor with a shotgun. Combat damage! Ok not really. My buddy who hauled it for me pointed out that you can see a tiny bit of led pellet in the center of each shot blast rust spot. :-D
No skate rail unfortunately was there, he turned it into some type of implement for...
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Yes they are and so are you. You are the man, couldn't have done it without you. I was wondering how long it would take you to see the thread.
Not long!
Thanks for the nice comments guys. It was in southeast Colorado on a large cattle ranch. The guy I bought it from is the original owner. It was surplused out of Pueblo Ord. Depot in 1955. I got the original paperwork for it from when it was mothballed in 1947 and then sold in 1955. The owner and...
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