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Nice peice for your collection!!!

motherfunker

Saw this while looking for some ww2 memorabilia, thought you cold war guys might like it.

http://www.jcmilitaria.com/details.asp?ID=1130

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Bears and Vodka

motherfunker wrote: »

Saw this while looking for some ww2 memorabilia, thought you cold war guys might like it.

http://www.jcmilitaria.com/details.asp?ID=1130

Jeez thats something Id NEVER even think of buyin'

kowloon

Now if only I could get the rest of it

citizen_p

i think it was sold....
lets hope iran didnt buy it

Little Alex

Mousey- wrote: »

i think it was sold....
lets hope iran didnt buy it

Sold, eh?

How about this?

Manic Moran

Have you seen what the MOD sales site is selling? The FV432-based command vehicle for GBP7,500, only 1,400 miles on the clock. I'm trying to get the Father-in-Law to buy the Harley Davidson MT350, with rifle pannier, that's going for about GBP700, not much over 1,000 miles on it.

Or if you want to travel in armoured luxury, Jaguar armoured saloons.

NTM

Steyr

motherfunker wrote: »

Saw this while looking for some ww2 memorabilia, thought you cold war guys might like it.

http://www.jcmilitaria.com/details.asp?ID=1130

No wonder the Vulcan could carry her, the size of her:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Avro_blue_steel_side_9m07.JPG

Delancey

Jesus , looks as big as a V2 !

MACHEAD

motherfunker wrote: »

Saw this while looking for some ww2 memorabilia, thought you cold war guys might like it.

http://www.jcmilitaria.com/details.asp?ID=1130

Near the centre of the photo.... is that a an old thermionic valve in the circuit board? Well I suppose it is 1960's technology after all.

Morlar

That could make for an interesting discussion with customs.

'What is it ? Oh, well it's ummmm, . . . . . '