Three Famo Sd.Kfz.9 18ton on the road again

[@scopex2749]

The Germans really knew how to build heavy machinery!

[@MOTA_KRAMPUS]

Holy fuck

[@MyFred35]

Exactly what I thought.

[@rollfpeters5159]

just wounderfull--tue rollf

[@ondraspacek9764]

Naaaaadhera ❤❤😅

[@stevenharsono9911]

Hopefully they also restored Sdkfz-9 Famo early version

[@mikegobin3169]

I want one.

[@joemiller1930]

My father had one, 1941 to 1945. Left it in kurland😮

[@buijs1967]

I think they were together again in Overloon 10days ago.

[@donchuan4374]

Czech Tatra engine?

[@carcar447]

Magnifique 👍

[@alexandrsykora1443]

😊

[@paulday-lh5mx]

Man they are big! Did they have a diesel or gas engine?

[@petehoskins1267]

V12 Petrol, I believe from the Pz III and Pz IV

[@DavidMagann-ky3jj]

8ton, 8ton, 8ton, 8ton, 8ton,

[@СергейСоколов-ъ2т2ъ]

На одном бензине без штанов оставит!

[@bwilliams463]

Do the front wheels really have anything to do with steering these monsters, or was it all down to individual track speed? Seems to me that if you added one more bogey wheel and a front roller drum, it could get by as a fully-tracked vehicle.