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binder001 · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Jan 25, 2006 Posts: 363

There were questions about some of the M60s on display in Ne and I promised that I would address them once the snow melted. Yesterday I got a start;

1) Lincoln, NE M60 s/n is 181. The tow lug and engine deck agree

2) Gretna, NE M60A3 s/n 2872A. This tank was placed on display in MERDC camo colors but in the last year or so has received a thick coat of CARC Forest Green.

3) The Fitzgerald Veteran's Home in Omaha is now closed, the M60 formerly on display on the north side of the property is gone. I don't have any contacts to get a clue as to where it went.

I'll get more as the spring/summer goes on.

Gary B.

Massimo_Foti

I'll get more as the spring/summer goes on

Yeah, we are leaving the winter behind and a new tank-hunting season will be in full gear very soon Cool

I started too early this year, and I've met snow both in Solbiate Olona (Italy) and Sinsheim (Germany), was already much better 10 days ago in Thun (Switzerland). April 10/11th there will be a special event in Full (Switzerland), I plan to go, but I'll check the weather forecast first.

Massimo

Neil_Baumgardner

- binder001

There were questions about some of the M60s on display in Ne and I promised that I would address them once the snow melted.

Many thanks Gary!

2) Gretna, NE M60A3 s/n 2872A. This tank was placed on display in MERDC camo colors but in the last year or so has received a thick coat of CARC Forest Green.

Just to double-check, you sure it wasnt 2672A? Thats what TACOM said...

I'll get more as the spring/summer goes on.

Thanks again!

Neil

binder001 · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Jan 25, 2006 Posts: 363

Just to double-check, you sure it wasnt 2672A? Thats what TACOM said...

That could well be, I was interpereting the second digit. First, its not stamped very clearly and second whoever applied the new CARC paint must have used a bucket. These numbers were on the engine deck (along with a heavily crossed out prior #) and the tow hook wasn't readable without scraping the paint off. So it might be 2672A.

Gary B.

Kurt_Laughlin · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Jan 24, 2006 Posts: 577

Gary, If you going by any Shermans or Stuarts, I can tell you where to look!

KL

Kurt_Laughlin · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Jan 24, 2006 Posts: 577

Gary, If you going by any Shermans or Stuarts, I can tell you where to look!

KL

binder001 · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Jan 25, 2006 Posts: 363

I'd like to at least find the one on the Lincoln M4A3. The paint and rust are enough that I would need to take the Dremel tool or a heavy wire brush to even be able to see the bottom of the tow hooks.

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