Steve,
There are a few American manufactured vehicles to consider. First
is the Ford G8T, which was exported to Russia in quantity. I know of a
restored example for sale right now in the SE PA area. The second is the
Ford Model TT dual rear axle truck. These were manufactured in Russia, but
the US versions are identical externally and very easy to work on. Also,
the Studebaker US6 6x6, the WWII jeep, and the M3 Scout Car made their way
to Russia in quantities.
-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen L Dussetschleger <dussetschleger@juno.com>
To: john@astory.com <john@astory.com>
Cc: mil-veh@mil-veh.org <mil-veh@mil-veh.org>
Date: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 1:16 PM
Subject: Looking for Russian vehicles, WWII
> Well, as if I don't have enough stuff already. Ready to take the
>plunge again into the abyss.
> Looking for a WWII, or probably easier to find, post WWII Russian
>vehicle. Preferably a jeep type or small truck. Need one that runs &
>functions OK. Not a museum piece. Plan on using it for re-enacting
>purposes. Any leads here in the US ? Or any overseas that can be had
>cheaply then shipped (probably cost more than the vehicle) here.
> Steve
>
> Haley & Steve's mil-veh collection
> 2 jeeps (M38A1, M170)
> 2 mules (M274A5, airfield tug)
> 3 small trucks (M882, M37, M37B1)
> 2 Big trucks (M109A3, 1942 Ford 1 1/2 ton)
>
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