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Well , not really, although it's pretty darn close. A guy not too far from me always has a ton of jeeps outside, recently I found out that he's a military vehicle dealer and regularly has a ton of cool stuff for sale. This time he's offering Cheiftan tanks that have been configured to look like m1s for use in movies and stuff. http://www.armyjeeps.net/Britchief/britchief.JPGhttp://www.armyjeeps.net/Britchief/britchief-1.JPGhttp://www.armyjeeps.net/Britchief/britchief-5.JPG So , my question is who wants to do a group buy? I'm down if it's in running condition? we can park it outside a polling station during the 2012 Elections and surely we won't have any issues, afterall, what's good for the Black Panthers is good for? |
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Quoted: Still with functional armor plates ? I don't think there's an armor demill requirement, only a demill requirement relating to the main cannon (as it's a DD and in some cases imported). This specific guy HAS sold tanks with functional main guns, one that I salivated over was a m113 APC w/ a bushmaster 20mm chain gun (that was registered and G2G). I'm down if it's in running condition? we can park it outside a polling station during the 2012 Elections and surely we won't have any issues, afterall, what's good for the Black Panthers is good for? He always notes if it's non-functional, and he states clearly they're 100% in working order. Although i'm betting the main gun has been demilled. |
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Quoted: can you register the gun? In this case it's a cheiftian tank which was imported from the UK , if it was prior to 69 (I think) it may have a registered main gun. You technically I guess could re-build one from a demill status if you needed, although it's quite likely it's a propane cannon. |
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The wife says if we can use fake money to buy a fake M1 we are good!
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Still with functional armor plates ? I don't think there's an armor demill requirement, only a demill requirement relating to the main cannon (as it's a DD and in some cases imported). This specific guy HAS sold tanks with functional main guns, one that I salivated over was a m113 APC w/ a bushmaster 20mm chain gun (that was registered and G2G). I'm down if it's in running condition? we can park it outside a polling station during the 2012 Elections and surely we won't have any issues, afterall, what's good for the Black Panthers is good for?
He always notes if it's non-functional, and he states clearly they're 100% in working order. Although i'm betting the main gun has been demilled. The Bushmaster is a 25mm. How was the 20mm mounted? I'd be really interested to see a -113 with a 20mm, especially if it was a retrofit of a turret from a -114. Also, can the Chieftains be converted back to Chieftains? |
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Quoted: I was wrong, I was able to recover the APC description.Quoted: Quoted: Still with functional armor plates ? I don't think there's an armor demill requirement, only a demill requirement relating to the main cannon (as it's a DD and in some cases imported). This specific guy HAS sold tanks with functional main guns, one that I salivated over was a m113 APC w/ a bushmaster 20mm chain gun (that was registered and G2G). I'm down if it's in running condition? we can park it outside a polling station during the 2012 Elections and surely we won't have any issues, afterall, what's good for the Black Panthers is good for? He always notes if it's non-functional, and he states clearly they're 100% in working order. Although i'm betting the main gun has been demilled. The Bushmaster is a 25mm. How was the 20mm mounted? I'd be really interested to see a -113 with a 20mm, especially if it was a retrofit of a turret from a -114. Also, can the Chieftains be converted back to Chieftains? "A beautiful M114 , fully restored and complete with the M139 Gun , 20MM . It has a Title and is completely legal , garage kept and has never set out . It is definitely one of the finest and most complete I have seen . " I guess I assumed it was a bushmaster ,it appears it was a compeditor to the bushmaster cannon that failed trials. |
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Sorry to hijack, but could someone direct me to dealers who sell M113s? Thanks.
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Quoted: Sorry to hijack, but could someone direct me to dealers who sell M113s? Thanks. This is the guy w/ the 'm1' for sale http://www.armyjeeps.net/armor1.htm |
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Quoted: Only problem is then you'd NEED an M2HB and 240D to go on top Loader's 240 is a no-suffix (or on the newer mods, a B), not a D... And the 'must have' is the coax, moreso than the CWS & loader's hose... |
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Quoted: Sorry to hijack, but could someone direct me to dealers who sell M113s? Thanks. In b4 the Gavin shitstorm... |
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I was wrong, I was able to recover the APC description.
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Still with functional armor plates ? I don't think there's an armor demill requirement, only a demill requirement relating to the main cannon (as it's a DD and in some cases imported). This specific guy HAS sold tanks with functional main guns, one that I salivated over was a m113 APC w/ a bushmaster 20mm chain gun (that was registered and G2G). I'm down if it's in running condition? we can park it outside a polling station during the 2012 Elections and surely we won't have any issues, afterall, what's good for the Black Panthers is good for?
He always notes if it's non-functional, and he states clearly they're 100% in working order. Although i'm betting the main gun has been demilled. The Bushmaster is a 25mm. How was the 20mm mounted? I'd be really interested to see a -113 with a 20mm, especially if it was a retrofit of a turret from a -114. Also, can the Chieftains be converted back to Chieftains? "A beautiful M114 , fully restored and complete with the M139 Gun , 20MM . It has a Title and is completely legal , garage kept and has never set out . It is definitely one of the finest and most complete I have seen . " I guess I assumed it was a bushmaster ,it appears it was a compeditor to the bushmaster cannon that failed trials. Thank you - I have a real soft spot for the Lynx. |
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This thread, I like it already. It's got the 113, Dave_A, and that Marine how is looking for a jobby job. I'm in!
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Why is a Chieftan Tank cheaper than a M249 SAW? not too many registered saws? plus i couldnt mount a tank in the bed of my tacoma :P Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Still with functional armor plates ? I need to research how you deactivate steel. Maybe someone has an oven big enough to aneal an entire tank. |
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Now that would get attention trolling around in Southern AZ. http://thedailyinstigator.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/michelle-obama-mad.jpg http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_9VGZjBQHr0s/SOikFMpJmMI/AAAAAAAACLA/9lK1S8hwW88/s400/obama_mad.jpg Not so fast there, chief. |
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Why is a Chieftan Tank cheaper than a M249 SAW? Governmental interference with the free market. |
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Sorry to hijack, but could someone direct me to dealers who sell M113s? Thanks. In b4 the Gavin shitstorm... Why would that happen? |
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Buying the tank is no problem hauling it is another story very very expensive.
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group buy , and send it south ^ I like the way this guy thinks. |
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that looks pretty close, saw a M1A on the back of a long hauler yesterday on the highway broke down...bout had a hard on
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The Chieftain is a very large tank and almost impossible to transport b/c it is over the acceptable road going cargo widths. You have to have special permits to transport them for every county you cross. If you look hard enough you will find some for sale in the $30-40K range. I wouldn't buy one though.
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I see T-55's and T-72's around for about the same price, which would probably be a better deal since parts are going to be alot cheaper on a combloc tank.
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Quoted: The Chieftain is a very large tank and almost impossible to transport b/c it is over the acceptable road going cargo widths. You have to have special permits to transport them for every county you cross. If you look hard enough you will find some for sale in the $30-40K range. I wouldn't buy one though. The guys selling this M1Abrams clone do have the necessary permits to drive through every state coast to coast so they could get it to you but then once you get it your on your own. This would be great if you owned a lot of land and were planning on just driving it around on it but yea shipping it to an event can cost $6k+ and up just one way... |
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I'm headed to the credit union for a loan RIGHT NOW. My wife will think this is awesome.
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The wife says if we can use fake money to buy a fake M1 we are good! All US dollars are fake now, so go for it. |
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The wife says if we can use fake money to buy a fake M1 we are good! |
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How do wI contact him? seriously. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile David W. Uhrig P.O. Box 726-A, Chillicothe, Ohio 45601 Phone and FAX: 740-772-1540 |
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Quoted: Quoted: How do wI contact him? seriously. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile David W. Uhrig P.O. Box 726-A, Chillicothe, Ohio 45601 Phone and FAX: 740-772-1540 Let us know the status of the main gun, I haven't emailed him to ask. Never the less , every so often he does have IFVs that are wheeled and road legal. |
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Quoted: Quoted: How do wI contact him? seriously. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile David W. Uhrig P.O. Box 726-A, Chillicothe, Ohio 45601 Phone and FAX: 740-772-1540 The Tank is in Ca though so figure shipping from there. |
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Buying the tank is no problem hauling it is another story very very expensive. Buy the tank; rent the low boy; cover the overweight permits and fuel. I will take it where ever you want for a very modest fee. |
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Buy one and turn it into a kangaroo carrier for border patrol use
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Quoted: Buy one and turn it into a kangaroo carrier for border patrol use Wonder if the cartels would bring out the RPGs in that case? |
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