M-60A1 main battle tank from "project" to running and registered

[WOT]

This is what one calls "Mission creep". Get a tank. Then a HET to transport it. Then a M813 drop side to mount your two 600 Gal pods and pump unit. Got to have a TPU, or every gas station in a 100 mile radius would sooner or later ban you. Then you need a M88A1 to tow it if need be. Then a motor park for the tank and your "Fleet". You may need to sell a lot of apples to afford this.

I volunteer to haul tank team support supplies. On my way to Guam now to "liberate" this M1148 LHS for 20 ft. ISO Container, Flatracks, etc.. Started a YouTube channel about it and other Veterans Helping Veterans projects and episodes:

 

[rustystud]

This really brings back memories for me. I was trained at Fort Knox for the "M60A1 Raise Passive" tank.
Now I here the Marines no longer even have tanks !
Wished I could afford one, but then again I'm old and the jarring I would take from driving it would probably do me in ! I don't think I could even get inside anymore ! Let alone get back out !!!!

 

[swbradley1]

Awesome looking restoration.

My Brother was an M60 driver stationed at Ft Knox and he took me and my other Brother out to range when a group was in for night fire training. It was pretty memorable to watch a row of them firing and seeing them hit the targets.

On the way back out we went by a fenced in area that had a bunch of the "new" M1 Abrams.

 

[kcimb]

I volunteer to haul tank team support supplies. On my way to Guam now to "liberate" this M1148 LHS for 20 ft. ISO Container, Flatracks, etc.. Started a YouTube channel about it and other Veterans Helping Veterans projects and episodes:

What? How on earth have I not discovered your channel before?

Subbed.

And if youre ever out in Texas, come on by.