Scrapped ww2 Japenese tanks.....the stuff of dreams

[Musketfire]

Hi fellas, I figured you would collectively appreciate this one, I wonder how much it would cost to have a mostly intact chi ha or a type 95 shipped..? -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xEAZ_m_ozg

Heres a type 95 running nicely with the royal thai Army!!

http://youtu.be/5nb42D94yd8

 

[Grizzly Adams]

Betting they're not that uncommon. Just the cost and paperwork to get home. Some of these islands are pretty remote even today.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/paulbjones/5645378352/

Grizz

 

[machman]

Reminds me of a vid I saw of WW1 vintage Renault FT tanks in Afghanistan.

 

[nw mb]

...i want one SO badly...

 

[amber2010]

Some of these are in pretty good shape. A can of starter fluid and off ya go. LOL.

 

[bogusiii]

WW2 tanks are fetching 6 figures and that means even the worst, shot up range targets are worth fixing...and they are being fixed. I agree though, these are remote, the paperwork and export permits probably a nightmare and parts...well...

Oh, and in vid #2 showing the running one, I'd slap that ground guide silly and back it up myself.