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vagabond · Last edited by vagabond on Wed Jul 28, 2010 9:05 pm; edited 1 time in total

Neil,

In addition to the gazillion M37 Dodge trucks he has in the storage area, I found some other cool stuff.

A 2nd M37 hull

The XM1 - couldn't get SN off skirts as they were all piled on top of the hull and kinda heavy!

vagabond

3 Halftrack chassis

vagabond

The M706s you were looking for.

vagabond

Two M114 hulls and this thing (the other "this thing" is on display)

Cheers!

vagabond · Last edited by vagabond on Wed Jul 28, 2010 9:09 pm; edited 1 time in total

This is a SN shot of the M48 AVLB on display

SN 2857

vagabond

Photos of the M5 High Speed Tractor.

Neil_Baumgardner

VB,
Was there also a Half-Track inside, and an M114 in better condition?

Thanks,

Neil

HellonwheelsV100 · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Jan 15, 2007 Posts: 67

The "thing" is a Cadillac Gage Peacekeeper.

vagabond

Neil - Yep to both.

Didn't take a photo of the halftrack this trip, but here's one from 2008.

vagabond

- HellonwheelsV100

The "thing" is a Cadillac Gage Peacekeeper.

Thanks Dave!

L.Delsing · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Feb 10, 2006 Posts: 960

OFF TOPIC
Vagabond, do you know the original operator of the Mi-24 Hind?

Regards,
Lesley

vagabond

Lesley,

Sorry - I have NO info on the Hind.

Cheers!

the_shadock

- L.Delsing

OFF TOPIC
Vagabond, do you know the original operator of the Mi-24 Hind?

Regards,
Lesley

http://www.russellmilitarymuseum.com/arrivalhindtiltrotor.html

"The Russell Military Museum is proud to announce the arrival of two new display items. A Russian Mi-24 Hind Attack Helicopter and a Russian Mock-Up, Prototype Tilt-Rotor (VSTOL) Aircraft. These two extremely rare items were located at the now defunct CFC Air Power Museum near Austin, Texas. These vehicles and being prepped and assembled for display as we speak and will be ready for display by the end of the week. The museum needs your help identifying the tilt rotor aircraft. It is a fiberglass mock-up never meant for flight, and the museum is currently unable to trace the history of the unique item. If you have any information on it's possible origin please drop us an email "

Pierre-Olivier

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