Other Military Hobbies (Philippines Defense Forces Forum)

Title: Other Military Hobbies

seWer Rat - September 19, 2005 10:49 AM (GMT)

aside from scale modeling, airsoft, paintball, etc - what other military-hobbies are there that we can try and enjoy, might not be popular as yet..?

saver111 - September 19, 2005 12:35 PM (GMT)

Others pursue this one :drunk:

http://pdff.sytes.net/index.php?showtopic=1804

possible - September 19, 2005 04:03 PM (GMT)

wargaming. with tabletop miniatures and dice. very popular overseas, don't know about the Philippines though.

Duminus - September 20, 2005 04:23 AM (GMT)

Reenactment. Some people really go to the trouble of wearing those colorful uniforms and funny hats to reenact old battles like Waterloo and the charge of the light brigade.

I don't know of any local reenactment group replaying the KKK vs Spanish colonial wars though.

saver111 - September 20, 2005 04:27 AM (GMT)

QUOTE (Duminus @ Sep 20 2005, 12:23 PM)

I think they did sometime during the centennial celebrations in Cavite, if I'm not mistaken it's the Battle of Alapan.

Frenzy - October 3, 2005 09:41 AM (GMT)

but they werent a hobby group, just soldiers made to wear uniforms of old to reenact a historical event...

there are quite a lot of these clubs in the US, even some who reenact the cowboy versus indians thing

hughdotoh - October 14, 2005 08:04 AM (GMT)

Militaria Collection.

Mighty expensive, especially when you go after the original stuff.

Includes buttons, daggers, medals & decorations, flags, uniforms, and any other military antique out there.

Most start off with a bayonet and some webbing/canvas items.

A lot settle for collecting uniforms, whether camouflage or OD/OG/FG/Khaki.

saver111 - March 3, 2006 11:57 AM (GMT)

You forgot about military vehicle preservation and collection:

http://www.mvpa.org/mambo/index.php?option...id=21&Itemid=42

Hope to see them parade with armours someday! Nice to go along with airsoft games :specool:

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A Chenowith SEAL DPV! Look at those Mutts!

palaka - March 6, 2006 01:45 AM (GMT)

I collect military camouflage uniforms, other clothings, webbings, etc...

Anybody here have some stuff & gear during the Vietnam War era..pls. let me know.
items of interest: Webbings, Tigerstripes and ERDL (US Vietnam war era leaf pattern, the predecessor of the current US M81 Woodland camo) camo uniforms.

Thanks..

brassballs - March 11, 2006 08:55 AM (GMT)

Military rifles

Japanese Bayonets ( Cherry blossom engraving)

USMC bayonets

Pistols

saver111 - March 11, 2006 01:21 PM (GMT)

For those with time and money to spare:

http://www.warbirds-eaa.org/who/pictures.html
http://www.fighter-collection.com/pages/ai...llcat/index.php
http://www.bentwings.com/vf/vf.htm
http://www.mustangsmustangs.net/p-51/p51sh.../GMLpics1.shtml

:wow:

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Look at those warbirds show-off!

predator - March 11, 2006 01:32 PM (GMT)

QUOTE (palaka @ Mar 6 2006, 09:45 AM)

Your AVATAR looks familiar sir ... you're from ASG-CEBU? :armygrin:

saver111 - March 14, 2006 01:32 PM (GMT)

And for those who goes for speed, try collecting these birds:

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Lots of L-39C Albatrosses

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Folland Gnat...

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a T-33...

MIGs anyone?

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How about a couple of T-38s?

saver111 - March 14, 2006 01:43 PM (GMT)

Want more?

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F-86 Sabre...

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or F-100 Super Sabre...

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MIG 23...

How about this SAAB J35 DRAKEN?

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a harrier anyone?

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I believe this one will bring back memories.
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Jordan's F-5's selling at USD605,000 to USD3,850,000 for the Tiger II

While some people enjoys flying these toys our PAF flyboys are wanting to have those for our defense. :dunno:

saver111 - March 18, 2006 06:29 AM (GMT)

Armours anyone?

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A daimler dingo

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Ferrets, a favourite among enthusiasts, small and road friendly.

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Saladin

Foxes

Saracen

I wonder how come lots of British armours can be sold to civilians?

saver111 - March 18, 2006 06:55 AM (GMT)

American armours

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One of my favourite, V-100. Look at that, in prestine condition.

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This one too! M113A1 APC, only 200 made! One of the rare find. Asking USD60,000.

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M114 amphi

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M5-A1 Stuart Light Tank. Still being restored.

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M-18 Tank Destroyer LIVE registered 76 mm main gun, Imagine that pointing at you!

Others for sale to civilians were the Patton, Chaffees, Chieftains and this Centurion

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Running and driving condition. Good motors, working turret, demilled main gun. So are these.

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RUSSIAN T-72 TANK! :wow:

saver111 - March 28, 2006 02:04 PM (GMT)

To complete our collections of spec forces wannabees, need to add these to your collections:

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Foldable, inflatable, can bring your team of 7 wannabees assault a beach full of sunbathers, by paddle or outboards.

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For that SEAL feeling how about this RHIB packaged with trailers. That is if you have money to spare.

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If you're opt for speed, how about this retired SEAL HSB. Made of Kevlar materials

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Or if you want leisure, try this retired USCG Motorlaunch boat. Try rolling over with this self-righting rescue boat.

saver111 - March 29, 2006 02:27 PM (GMT)

Boat collection part II:

For the rich

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Looks kinda familiar, hmmm sold for USD520,000

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How about this Torpedo boat? Look at the guns. A great working museum piece.
40 - 50 knots speed. Now up for sale for UKP44,000.

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2 of these are up for sale. If you got UKP650,000, you got one.

saver111 - March 30, 2006 08:49 AM (GMT)

Boat Collection III - Amphibians

For those with the volunteering spirit during disasters and search and rescue

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1945 DUKW Amphibian fully restored with operating manuals,

How about this monster?

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LARC-LX 60ton (Lighter, Amphibious, Resupply, Cargo)

This one is nice

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A Stalwart. Standard models with cranes are also available to the public,

Other boats are available such as MK3's, small naval ships and patrol boats being converted to private yacth or simply being restored as part of collections.

Bigger items available are old submarines (de-milled) as well as an aircraft carrier sold for USD10 million.

saver111 - July 25, 2006 01:50 PM (GMT)

Anybody want to add these in their collections?

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jedi knight - August 16, 2006 09:46 AM (GMT)

How about a collection of jump wings and other military badges? I just started with Philippine and American jump wings, plus the naval jump wings. Would soon get kagitingan badges, hope a friend of mine would send a Combat Infantryman's badge from US.

saver111 - October 20, 2006 07:06 AM (GMT)

Here's another toy collection for the Big Boys:

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CESSNA 0-2A, S/N: 337M0222, N87653, Annual: May 2006. IFR Cert: May 2006. ELT Exp: 6/08. This is one of the best looking and well kept original military CESSNA O-2A around., For Sale - $86,000

Additional Equipment:
-CA 505 Gun sight
-MAU-3A Bomb Racks
-Armament Switched
-USAF O-2 Door
-New Battery
-Heated Pitot
-3 Seats Configured

Interior:
All original and operational military instruments, gages, radios and navigation equipment.

Cessna 02A

saver111 - October 25, 2006 11:53 AM (GMT)

Hehehe. This one is big. Available for floating museums.

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ex-SEA SHADOW (IX-529) and Hughes Mining Barge (HMB-1)

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ex-SEA SHADOW (IX-529) and Hughes Mining Barge (HMB-1) - Notice of Availability for Donation

[Federal Register: September 14, 2006
(Volume 71, Number 178)]
From the Federal Register Online via GPO Access [wais.access.gpo.gov]

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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Department of the Navy

Notice of Availability for Donation of the Test Craft Ex-SEA SHADOW (IX-529) and Hughes Mining Barge (HMB-1)

AGENCY: Department of the Navy, DoD.

ACTION: Notice.
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SUMMARY: The Department of the Navy hereby gives notice of the availability for donation, under the authority of 10 U.S.C. 7306, of the Test Craft ex-SEA SHADOW (IX 529) and the Hughes Mining Barge (HMB-1), both located at the Maritime administration's Suisun Bay National
Defense Reserve Fleet, Benicia, CA. Ex-SEA SHADOW is contained inside HMB-1, which is a covered floating dry-dock, and is being offered for donation as a single unit. The donee may display the two vessels as currently configured as a single unit, or display them individually. In either case, the Navy intends to donate the two vessels as a single unit and the donee will be required to remove the two vessels from Navy custody as a unit. Eligible recipients include: (1) Any State, Commonwealth, or possession of the United States or any municipal corporation or political subdivision thereof; (2) the District of Columbia; or (3) any organization incorporated as a non-profit entity under section 501 of the Internal Revenue Code.

The transfer of a vessel for donation under 10 U.S.C 7306 shall be made at no cost to the United States Government. The donee will be required to maintain ex-SEA SHADOW as a static museum/memorial in a condition that is satisfactory to the Secretary of the Navy.

Prospective donees must submit a comprehensive application that addresses the significant financial, technical, environmental, and curatorial responsibilities associated with donated Navy vessels. Further application information can be found on the Navy Ship Donation Program Web site at http://www.navsea.navy.mil/ndp.

All vessels currently in a donation hold status, including ex-SEA SHADOW (IX 529) and the Hughes Mining Barge (HMB-1), will be reviewed by the Chief of Naval Operations during the annual Ship Disposition Review process, at which time a determination will be made whether to extend donation hold status. If the Navy receives no interest by an eligible recipient within two years, the Navy reserves the right to remove the vessels from donation consideration and proceed with their disposal.

For Further Information and Submission of Ship Donation Applications, Contact: Commander, Program Executive Office Ships (PEO SHIPS), PMS333, Navy Inactive Ship Program Office, Ship Donation Program, ATTN: Ms. Gloria Carvalho (PMS 333G), 300 M Street, SE., Suite 500, Washington, DC 20003, telephone number 202-781-0485.

Dated: September 7, 2006.
M.A. Harvison,
Lieutenant Commander, Judge Advocate General's Corps, U.S. Navy,
Federal Register Liaison Officer.
[FR Doc. E6-15236 Filed 9-13-06; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 3810-FF-P

http://www.navsea.navy.mil/ndp/highlights_...50&txtTypeID=41[B]

saver111 - November 29, 2006 08:42 AM (GMT)

Look at this guy's collections, has ten of them and is planning to sell all.

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Yeah, I know. The Australian country wagon a.k.a. "Sakbayan". Now you know it didn't originated from us.

sushi - November 29, 2006 09:07 AM (GMT)

what's that blue thing??? I like :drunk:

saver111 - December 4, 2006 05:42 AM (GMT)

A restored 1945 DUKW Serial Number 35320562

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This one sells for USD50,000+++

saver111 - December 4, 2006 05:50 AM (GMT)

This one with a gun ring mount.

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goes with this

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Asking for USD10,000

How about this for a Big Foot?

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BIG TIRES!

saver111 - December 6, 2006 12:19 PM (GMT)

Here is a rare find. Not military but was ordered made by a person who once commanded one of the greatest armies.

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Hitler's race car
Could fetch $12 million. Designed by Porsche, the 485-hp Auto Union D-type was revolutionary in its day.

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By Peter Valdes-Dapena, CNNMoney.com staff writer
POSTED: 10:14 p.m. EST, December 5, 2006

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- A rare 1939 German sports car commissioned by Adolf Hitler is expected to command the highest price ever paid for any automobile at auction, according to Christie's, which will conduct the auction in Paris in February 2007.

The car, one of five remaining "Auto Union D-Types," is expected to sell for as much as $12 million, said Rupert Banner, head of Christie's motor cars department.

In 1933, after becoming Chancellor of Germany, Hitler offered 500,000 reichmark for a company to design a race car to show off the nation's technological prowess. Originally, Mercedes-Benz got the nod. But Ferdinand Porsche, then an engineer working with Auto Union, which today is known as Audi, was able to secure the financing to build a revolutionary car he had designed.

That car was modified over the next few years to become the 1939 Auto Union D-Type.

The D-type had a number of features that were extremely advanced for its day, including an engine mounted behind the driver and four-wheel independent suspension. Its twin-supercharged 3-liter V12 engine can produce 485 horsepower, giving the car a top speed of 185 miles per hour.

In many ways, the D-type offered a glimpse into what would become the future of racing. It's fundamentally very similar to Formula 1 and Indy race cars of today. "It's the same as a modern day race car, just without fins," said Banner.

One thing it doesn't have, of course, is modern safety technology. Race cars in those days didn't even have seatbelts. It was seen as preferable to be thrown from the car in a crash. One safety advance the D-type did have was a removable steering wheel, allowing the driver to be more easily removed in the event of a fire

Gallery: History of the Microcar

D-type cars won several Grand Prix races throughout Europe. Two days after Germany invaded Poland, the same day that Great Britain declared war on Germany, the car Christie's will be auctioning won a Grand Prix race in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Banner said. It was the last race held in Europe until after the war. "This was a legendary period in racing," Banner said of the pre-war years.

A number of D-type cars were lost or destroyed after World War II, according to Christie's. The car that will be sold in Paris was taken to Russia after the war, where it was disassembled to study its technology.

The car was re-discovered in Ukraine in the late 1980s. It was still in pieces, but was otherwise undamaged. Another car discovered nearby had had its chassis sawed in half, Banner said.

The current record for a car sold at auction, according to Christie's, is £5.5 million, or almost $11 million. That was paid for a 1931 Bugatti Type 41 Royale Sports Coupe sold by Christie's in 1987.

As for the connection to Hitler, "It's not something people really want to be associated with," Banner said. But the car's value rests on its technological importance, Banner said.

Ian Kelleher, managing director of RM Auctions, a competing auction firm that specializes in classic cars, agreed that the Auto Union D-type is extremely valuable, but felt that it might not go for as much as Christie's was expecting.

The market for single-seat race cars is simply very limited, Kelleher said.

"You can't drive the Auto Union anywhere but on a track, and it's a lonely way to spend $10 million," he said, referring to the low-end estimates of the car's value.

The D-type will be sold as part of Christie's "Retromobile" auction of antique cars.

Ferdinand Porsche also designed another car for Hitler, but for a very different purpose. That car, inspired by the success of the inexpensive Ford Model T in the United States, ultimately became known as the Volkswagen Beetle. It also had a rear-mounted engine as do today's Porsche sports cars.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/AUTOS/12/04/hitler...nion/index.html

saver111 - December 8, 2006 01:26 PM (GMT)

Jeep collections I:

1954 Willys

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1962 M170 Ambulance

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1972M151A2

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M718 Mutt Ambulance

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1961 Metrac 1 1 1/2 ton 6x6 by Meili COrp of Switzerland

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sushi - December 11, 2006 07:55 AM (GMT)

how about gardening as a hobby?

a A-10 lawnmower in action

saver111 - December 12, 2006 12:21 PM (GMT)

What it's like owning a

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Stephen Ellison: Splashed out on a 1974 Sabre light reconnaissance tank to drive around town in
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Driver Stephen Ellison keeps bringing traffic grinding to a halt - by going to town in a 7.5 tonne tank.

The father of one has left other motorists stunned after shelling out [b]£14,000 on a 1974 Sabre light reconnaissance tank.

Now 42-year old Stephen uses the military vehicle instead of a car for shopping trips - zooming round at up to 40mph near his home in Winsford, Cheshire, drawing astonished looks from fellow motorists and passers-by.

"Young and old alike are fascinated with it," said Stephen, a former Territorial Army soldier. "It really unites people.

"The tank's 30mm gun is deactivated and the only thing that really marks it out as different on the highway are the rubber tracks it has fitted to protect the road.

"But the tank's covered through a classic military vehicle insurance policy, it's taxed at £165 a year, it's MOT exempt and runs on unleaded fuel. But costs about £300 to fill the tank.

"There are plenty of big vehicles on the roads these days, but nothing quite like my tank which has a 4.2litre engine."

Stephen, who lives with partner Tracy Allen, 42, a baker, bought the tank five months ago to accompany his 1986 military Land Rover, a 1996 Honda XR250 motorbike which was used by the SAS and his 14ft long military radio repair hut which saw action in Bosnia.

"The tank, which cost £500,000 brand new, was used in Kosovo which is quite different from its use nowadays," said Stephen, who is a road breakdown mechanic for a private firm.

"But I love it and it really brings people out in smiles. I get lots of thumbs up and people beeping at me.

"I take the tank to military shows to show it off, but I am more than happy when I'm in the street if people come over for a look or a sit inside.

"Kids love it. People never get a chance to touch a fast car like a Ferrari and the tank brings out the same thrill for people.

"One lad asked me the other day if I would take him and his girlfriend to the school prom in it. I would do something like that for a special occasion, it would be good to use it for a wedding.

"I think that people should be allowed to see it and sit in it, because taxpayers paid the initial £500,000 it cost to the build the tank. And if it gets kids interested in the military, that's great.

"I've never taken it to the supermarket or anything but Tracy and I will go out for a nice drive on a Sunday. I don't need to polish it, just give it a quick wipe when it's muddy - it's low maintenance."

He added: "I bought the tank from a dealer in Lincolnshire, you can get pretty much anything from army surplus dealers.

"The army are reluctant to give too many details about what kind of operations equipment has been used in, but I do know the tank was in storage for 21 years from 1974 to 1995 as reserve stock.

"The army converted all the engines they used to diesel but didn't get round to this tank, so it was sent off to be sold."

Tracy has been going out with Stephen, who was in the Queen's Own Yeomanry from 1993 to 1996, for nearly three years.

She said: "He loves the attention the tank brings but I'm a bit shy.

"I prefer my Renault Megane, it's only a 1.6litre but allows you to be anonymous.

"I don't like driving along in the tank with my head sticking out but the good thing about the tank is that you can always find a parking space.

"Stephen had a military assault boat when I met him but he got rid of it. Then he said one day 'I want to buy a tank' and I said 'Ok, love, it's up to you.'

"It's his hobby and at least I know where he is."

Stephen's neighbour, Mike Kennedy, said: "When we saw the tank we thought it was police coming up at last with a real response in dealing with anti-social behaviour in the town."

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/arti...in_page_id=1770

saver111 - February 23, 2007 07:24 AM (GMT)
Armours on sale!

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British Chieftain Main Battle Tank (Four to Choose From)

Running and ready to go. The Chieftain went into service in 1967. Only 900 were built, it is 24' 8" long, 11' 6" wide and 9' 6" tall, the weight is 50 tons. It is equipped with a 120MM high velocity gun (which is 19' long), NBC ventilation system and a Leyland model L-60 #4 mark 7A two stroke 12 cylinder vertically opposed , 750 HP multi-fuel engine.

We have several major components and spare parts available for these Tanks.
Price: $45,000. ea.

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British Abbot Self Propelled Gun.
Model FV-433 complete and running, ready to go. Four man crew, Length 19' 2", gun from hull 19', gun is 105MM main field gun, 8' 8" height, 8' 7" width. Engine is the Rolls Royce K-60. Two to choose from.
Price: $43,000. ea.

The gun is just right, it's the engine, a Rolls-Royce!

Look at this beauty!

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British FV-432 MK II Carrier , Full Tracked , Armored

This is the latest model of the FV-432 It was Re-Manufactured by the British Military Depot as a 2/1 Vehicle in Jan 1991 with the upgraded power pack and the thin NBC packis built into the side of the vehicle instead of hanging on off the side like all earlier models. The MK II has the Rolls-Royce K-60 NK 4 2 Stroke 6 Cyl Diesel developing 240 BHP at 3750 RPM.

Price: $49,500.00 SOLD

saver111 - February 28, 2007 07:52 AM (GMT)
Submarine, anyone?

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Boat Specifications
Category: Off Shore
Boat Location: Seattle, WA
Price:(US Dollars) $640,000
Make: U.S. Submarines
Model: 2 man Submarine S101
Year: 1987
Length: 32.00
Beam: 3' 9"
Draft: 3' 3"
Hull Type: Other
Engine Make: Perkins
Engine Type: D3152
Engine Year: 1987
Engine Hours: 50
Horsepower: 52
Cruising Speed: 6.5
Fuel Capacity: 37
Fuel Type: Diesel
Trailer: Yes

Boat Description
The S-101 is a versatile, multi-role 2-person diesel electric submarine that is highly autonomous and cost-effective to operate. Powered by a 52 HP diesel engine on the surface, the submarine has a range of 200 miles. Operation is simple with intuitive controls and F-16 style joysticks. Originally built by U.S. Submarines for Swedish Navy to train against Soviet Mini-submarine incursions into Sweden's territorial waters. Submerge time is 82 hours. Surface cruising speed 6.5 Knots, Max Surface speed 9 knots, Max submerged speed 4.5 knots. The Submarine comes with a 5th wheel trailer.

saver111 - April 12, 2007 03:09 PM (GMT)
Here is another nice swimmer

1978 FMC M548, 6 Ton Tracked Cargo Carrier powered by a Detroit 6V53 diesel engine with Allison automatic transmission.

Selling at USD45,000.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/M548-Tracke...1QQcmdZViewItem

adroth - April 12, 2007 03:17 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (saver111 @ Mar 17 2006, 10:29 PM)
Armours anyone?

A daimler dingo

Ferrets, a favourite among enthusiasts, small and road friendly.

I wonder how come lots of British armours can be sold to civilians?

Talking about a prophetic post. :thumb:

saver111 - May 9, 2007 09:54 AM (GMT)
DRAGOON PATROLLER II - LIGHT ARMORED VEHICLE

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HIGH HARDNESS ARMOR PLATED - 7.62mm PROTECTION - POINT BLANK RANGE

WINDOWS - 7.62mm PROTECTION - POINT BLANK RANGE

FULL DEPTH AMPHIBIOUS USE - 3 BILGE PUMPS

GROUND CLEARANCE UNDER AXEL 17"

OBSTACLE TRAVERSE - 36" MAX HEIGHT

MAX GRADE 60%

2 & 4 WHEEL DRIVE

AIR SYSTEM FOR ON THE FLY TIRE INFLATION

BATTERING RAM - HYDRAULICALLY OPERATED

20K LBS WINCH

6000LBS CAB PAYLOAD - SEATING FOR 8

ALL ELECTRICAL & HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS USE MILL - SPEC QUICK CONNECTS

VEHICLE HISTORY

THE VEHICLE WAS MANUFACTURED IN 1988 By AV TECHNOLOGY div of GENERAL DYNAMICS

IN THE EARLY 90'S IT HAD A EXTENSIVE UPGRADE OF MAJOR SYSTEMS

THE OAKLAND COUNTY MICHIGAN SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT OWNED THE VEHICLE UP UNTIL ABOUT 1997

SOME TIME PRIOR TO 1997 THERE WAS A TRANSMISSION FAILURE, AND THE VEHICLE WAS RETURNED BACK TO GENERAL DYNAMICS WHERE IT SAT IDLE TILL 2007

AN UPDATED ALLISON 5 SPEED TRANSMISSION IS BEING INSTALLED

CURRENT MILEAGE: 26,470

Selling at USD125,000

saver111 - July 19, 2007 05:36 AM (GMT)
Look at this beauty :wow:

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F-5A-G Freedom Fighter - Former Royal Norwegian Air Force; current owner has restored and upgraded to new condition. For details, visit: www.PHaviation.com

Our static displays should be made as prestine as this one.

http://www.controller.com/listings/detail.aspx?OHID=1119651

saver111 - August 10, 2007 01:53 PM (GMT)
What our AFP lacks, this guy has it :wow:

5 Ton Repair Truck

3 x 2 1/2 Truck , completelly restored./Clean Title/Registered Street Legal.

Communication Van

5 Ton Wrecker

Truck-Tanker

APC FV432

LARC V /Amphibious Vehicle/Multi-use/Rescue/Cargo/ Clean Title

APC Ferret /Street Legal /Registered/Clean Title. Gagamba, anyone?

saver111 - August 10, 2007 01:53 PM (GMT)
more...

Sarracin

Hummers

Air Force Bus

Owner is selling all 14 of his collections. Starting bid at

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MILITARY-VE...1QQcmdZViewItem

saver111 - August 27, 2007 10:45 AM (GMT)
Something you love to have with this typhoon season.

M-35 conversions.

But the problem would be... traffic :headbang:

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