Re: T-34s for sale [TANKS]

[Rick v100 <rickv100-at-yahoo.com>]

The problem is not pruchasing the equipment its
getting it out of the country that is the problem.
Many people have bought vehicles sight unseen only to
have them and there money lost when the government
seizes them at the border for failing to aquire the
required "permits" 

This is why Jaques Littlefield wants them safely in
Britian prior to calling them. Once out of Britian
getting import liscense is not a problem. 

There are several T34's available in the US for sale
but the problem becomes transport, storage,
maintenance and operating costs. The think-tank guy is
right there was a glut of this stuff on the market in
the early 90's. 

Along a similar vein, East Coast Military Vehicle
Rally this weekend at Ripken Stadium. 

http://www.wacbgmvt.org/ecr/index.html

Rick 

--- Steve Edwards <sedwards-at-awger.net> wrote:
> Evidently, Tyng Industries uses a different name
> over in Russia:
> 
>
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2005/01/20/002.html
> 
> "A T-34 could fetch up to $20,000, while a Maxim
> machine gun could sell 
> for up to $2,000 and a PPSh 7.62mm submachine gun
> could go for about 
> $400, Zharov said."
> 
> Hmm... prices have gone up -- get 'em while they're
> hot.
> 
>     - Steve "I'd buy *THAT* for a dollar" Edwards
> 

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