I just found out this web page today, and a guy there writes about how he acquired a BRDM-2 armored car from the Ukrainian army for $10,000. The vehicle was made in 1985 but was reserved in a storage facility for over 20 years without any use, so the army removed the turret and sold the vehicle with all it's guts to this lucky customer. The dude put in some more money into upgrading the vehicle to his liking: heightened-up roof, new wider windshield, added a side door, installed new windows, installed 3 layers of soundproofing, added leather seats and installed a computer with sound system. The basic fetures of the vehicles is that it has armor of 10mm, has night vision, armored wheels that can be inflated while driving and can take punishment of up to 17 bullets per wheel, can swim(10km/hr), maximum speed is 100km/hr.

panzer's posts are instant scroll for me most of the time, except the russian book stuff. I'm a bit a of a book geek and they look interesting, wish I knew russian. but if we ever go to war with his motherland I think it would benefit us to have him on our side as opposed to being against us.

alex, if we go to war with russia which side are you gonna build your personal army driving personal tanks for? to make this even simpler to answer, take enemas out of the equation completely and deal with the personal military aspect alone.

How much for gas for a tank?

Any electric tanks so to be more environment friendly?

i'm sure the dod will work something out to your liking

Alex is consulting with Ukraine to build a division of enema tanks to thwart potential Russian incursions.

Ukraine not weak!