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dallasjustice

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audioarcher

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Good luck reselling it. Must sound pretty bad if you want to run it over with a tank.

 

MylesBAstor

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Only one BIG problem. That's not a T-55 tank. NATO would have field day picking off that fuel tank on the rear.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-54/55

 

GaryProtein

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I wonder if the Esoteric Grandioso stack or Vivaldi Stack could stand up to the same punishment. If they could, I might consider them for my next upgrade. After all, durability is important.

 

dallasjustice

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German or Russian?

I was confused because the host is speaking German but the tank is a Russian tank. Maybe Germans can buy Russian tanks and use them as RVs. Echt Toll!

 

MylesBAstor

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dallasjustice said:

I was confused because the host is speaking German but the tank is a Russian tank. Maybe Germans can buy Russian tanks and use them as RVs. Echt Toll!

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Russian T-55s were used by many armies around the world. Plus no longer the main battle tank. But it's not a tank. It's called an armored repair and recovery vehicles. It's probably a BREM vehicle.

Go to 16 seconds.

[video]http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/83735292/[/video]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9e/BREM-1M_armoured_repair_and_recovery_vehicle.JPG

 

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Julf

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MylesBAstor said:

Russian T-55s were used by many armies around the world. Plus no longer the main battle tank. But it's not a tank. It's called an armored repair and recovery vehicles. It's probably a BREM vehicle.

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I didn't expect to find tank geeks here

I have agreed with my wife that we won't own any tracked vehicles, but I do have a couple of cold war electronic warfare trucks, and a couple of ex-SAS desert patrol land rovers...