Me and the team take a trip down to Dorset, where we find a FV432 APC hidden away amongst the bushes. We take it back to the yard and attempt to start it...
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@kurtnowak8895Ай бұрын
Man you guys have swagger. Everybody’s favourite farm boys show up in their work grubbies, grab the tank, then drive off in a Bentley!
@jimsmith9819Ай бұрын
kurtnowak, its not a tank, its an APC, armored personnel carrier
@lordieshepherdАй бұрын
@@jimsmith9819 Think you missed the point lol
@jimsmith9819Ай бұрын
no, he called it a tank, it is not a tank@@lordieshepherd
@user-lj8sw5dt1rАй бұрын
Его можно отправить на помощь в Украину, они любым кредитам рады 😂😂😂😂
@tvdinner325Ай бұрын
@@lordieshepherd Completely.
@JJAmes-mb4duАй бұрын
Was there a huge sale at some point that made every farmer in Britian think, 'I'll have one of those, it will look nice in my hedge"?
@farmerlamb2372Ай бұрын
We love buying weird things at auctions 😂
@enfield5847Ай бұрын
Youd be surprised to hear that yes, there was. as the MOD were drawing down after the cold war and lots of the stock of cheiftains, saladins, 432s, scorpions and other vehicles were being put into mothballs, they decided to basically hold a massive sale to recoup some of the cost on these vehicles. ive heard that a cheiftain went for as low as 500 pound at auction. its insane the ammount of stuff they auctioned off, landrovers, tanks, scout cars, APCs. all of it
@bigsnibes8604Ай бұрын
@@enfield5847cant wait for the next auction haha
@lordcaptainvonthrust3rdАй бұрын
It the camo paint You park it near greenery and then you can't see the damn thing 👍
@lukefriesenhahn8186Ай бұрын
@lordcaptainvonthrust3rd Imagine camouflageing your tank so well you can't find it. Lol 😂
@tomwilliams8675Ай бұрын
It just amazes me that every other farmer in England seems to have an old APC or tank laying around in their field or barn.
@farmerf22Ай бұрын
hot fuzz was a documentary
@alanbeckett4Ай бұрын
Oiz got a lizenz for this-un! @@farmerf22
@richardrae5049Ай бұрын
Seaminei.@@farmerf22
@jimmydesouza4375Ай бұрын
Its because the MOD are cheap. Its cheaper to ask a farmer to “temporarily” store a vehicle fir you while it awaits disposal and then conveniently forget about it than it is to dispose of the vehicle. Additionally when they can get away with it they sell vehicles for dirt cheap through DESA because again it’s cheaper and so farmers who want them can get them and they’re cheap enough to be an impulse buy.
@MercmadАй бұрын
There's this former TV comedian called Zalensky who would love to get ahold of some of those vehicles.
@billywindsock9597Ай бұрын
I love the fact that every time you bring something back from the dead, something in the yard dies.
@kevinchamberlain7928Ай бұрын
You never have too many rusty old tanks! It's trying to get the missus to understand is the hard part!
@fuoman100Ай бұрын
JOE after being married for 10 years I've learned the misses will never understand. We are a different breed to them.
@kevinchamberlain7928Ай бұрын
@@fuoman100 Agreed. It's as if they're a different species or summink?
@lablackzedАй бұрын
@@kevinchamberlain7928Tell me been married to one for 52 years still not worked her out.😱😂
@DuanLeadinghamАй бұрын
Just stick them on a trailer and get them delivered to your garage without her knowing and youd be sorted 🤣
@teamidrisАй бұрын
As far as I can tell you spend 500 hours going right through a military vehicle and then someone buys it and dumps it in a hedge for 20 years. It’s a reliable business model as long as no one parks their buy in a barn :D
@lablackzedАй бұрын
The way the world's going that Kit's going to come in handy 😱🇬🇧👍
@davidbridge5652Ай бұрын
Was thinking that. Might need to get myself one.
@LaLaLand.GermanyАй бұрын
I shure hope You´re wrong.
@DAVID-bv2gvАй бұрын
Ah you’re not far wrong 💪🏻🇬🇧
@tomwheeler9244Ай бұрын
A friend of mine years ago ( who owned a Sherman at the time)told me "there are 2 types of people in this world..those that own armor..and those that wish they did"..love the channel!❤
@jeffffhillsАй бұрын
I love a 432. The sound of the engine, and it’s great to drive. I want to drive one again - after about 50 years!
@chascarpenter5006Ай бұрын
Remember them back in Catterick in 76 on HGV driver training, the sound never leaves you head.
@martinnightingale6033Ай бұрын
I would just like to drive one please .
@stephengunnell5048Ай бұрын
Bovington tank experience days you get to drive a 432. I think they hire them at other times too.
@safn1949Ай бұрын
Been 48 years since I left my tank behind, C22 1/35 Armor stationed in Germany. I miss the old girl. 🥲
@K2shadowfaxАй бұрын
My old 'clanky' in Hohne was epic; as was my one in Medicine Hat (Canada)...and I still remember that hill 'Bog Fog'...we slid down most of the way but did NOT hit the only tree for miles at the bottom, which, according to legend, many did! lol
@stewart9723Ай бұрын
I would rather watch you lads sorting out tanks than watch tv much more entertaining, keep up the good work.
@DieyoungDiefastАй бұрын
0:20 That's one hell of a cammo job. Never spot that from the air.
@DaveDave65Ай бұрын
What an absolute DREAM. Wagon's looking good (bar the missing spark plugs of course), track pads are in great nick, an extra K60 pack as well.... A dream find. I've every confidence this will be running inside a fortnight. Bloody great. As an ex-436 jockey, I'll be watching how it goes. Tidy 😃
@Sarge-at-LargeАй бұрын
I was also amazed by the condition! What luck!
@davidalexander-qo8vnАй бұрын
Small point, it's a mk1 so it's not a K60, it's a B81. K60, mk2 is diesel. B81, mk1 is petrel.
@skipperclinton1087Ай бұрын
DaveDave: Diesel engines don't have "spark plugs", they have fuel injectors.
@DaveDave65Ай бұрын
@@skipperclinton1087 Point already made above mate, lol
@edwardgrossman-qm8kwАй бұрын
K@@skipperclinton1087
@stevesalvage1089Ай бұрын
Brilliant, every farm must have one , looks complete which is a bonus, thanks for sharing team ,
@williesweetjr8713Ай бұрын
In the US, I'd be happy to get a 57 chevy out of an old barn. In England, you get APC's from some random field! Amazing! As if I haven't subscribed to enough mechanical content now I got to to see what happens next! And I don't need a passport!
@mickrap6001Ай бұрын
Welcome to the UK nice to see you.
@steviep7706Ай бұрын
Only time during the 70's and 80's I came across or saw a mk1 FV432 was when issued to me as our fitter section vehicle in BATUS Canada in 81, fortunately the issued FV434 had a diesel engine fitted. As we were about the 5th battlegroup of the year the bloody thing was clapped out and barely moved without stalling. After a new distributor didn't improve anything we had a right battle getting a new carburettor authorised but that turned out to be the real issue that solved it. I recall out in the dark of the night in BATUS when worked hard, being petrol, the complete exhaust pipe would glow cherry red, about as far removed from a minimum heat signature as you could want. Like a lot of others have said, I'd love to have a drive of one again 45yrs on (diesel obviously), the sound is iconic to those of us from that era.
@williamcoulter5462Ай бұрын
Elizabeth barracks 1RRF only had MK1's they had a life expectancy of 24hrs so those up top thought it was pointless to give them anything else.
@garrykniffen1461Ай бұрын
It had a distributor and a carburetor? That’s some interesting diesel engine there, incredible.
@alanwhite7127Ай бұрын
minden elizabeth barracks 1989 1993
@foamer443Ай бұрын
BATUS Canada in 81 - Alberta?
@lordcaptainvonthrust3rdАй бұрын
You can't argue it's original camouflage did make it hard to spot. Well done Mr Hewes and the team 👍
@terancemcilwaine6411Ай бұрын
You would not believe me but that was the vehicle 03EA21 that I drove in the army in 1970s it was used as an observation post vehicle in 45 medium regiment
@AdamBest1920Ай бұрын
Could be yours again
@levinbell5925Ай бұрын
Wow, that’s incredible! What regiment were you in?
@BuckblacketАй бұрын
It's crazy how you remember your old vehicles number plate. My Bedford TM was 50GT51.
@markrainford1219Ай бұрын
Tell us more uncle Terry 😁
@levinbell5925Ай бұрын
Oh never mind you said what regiment it was
@RupertBear412Ай бұрын
I remember the Mark 1s cutting about Saltau in the late 80s - very quiet with occasional backfires but by god they can shift! 40 mph if properly set up
@ronaldkisselstein5821Ай бұрын
I've learned a lot of proper english.Listening to you fellas from across the pond.Thank you for the education
@billhester8821Ай бұрын
Across The pond. Laughable
@T.S.T2014Ай бұрын
It never ceases to amaze me what you guys get up to and find.
@TesseraeАй бұрын
“Three percent chance of starting”; the optimism never fails to impress me.
@ianb6595Ай бұрын
I like the fact that MR HEWES gives a Hmmmmmmmm every time something looks suspicious! Good coverage all
@samspringer7726Ай бұрын
You guys are totally nuts. Best thing I've seen for ages.
@BFVgnrАй бұрын
That you can tow the 432 without removing the final drives gives it one up on the M113. Anytime we needed to tow those, we had to pull the final drives. And that was always a pain.
@toml8142Ай бұрын
On a 432 you need to remove the prop shaft from between the gear box and final drive and that is awkward, if doing a short run you can pull one end er the shaft and tie it back to stop it re-engaging. most ‘modern’ vehicles you only need to pull the quill shaft.
@jimsmith9819Ай бұрын
we never pulled the finals @BFVgnr
@neilpook3719Ай бұрын
@@toml8142 We never did it like that. The REME would make us remove every bolt from the "muff couplings on the final drive. I can't say for certain any more but I think there were about 20 odd bolts on each side.
@JBinthesticksАй бұрын
@@toml8142you mean the prop shaft between gearbox and steering box. OK for a short distance, but it's the muff couplings between the steering box and final drives which need removing. The steering box won't be cooled without a running pack.
@johnprice867Ай бұрын
Yeah but it gave me a chance to fire up the 578 instead of the Mike88 and that darn critter was kinda fun!
@richardloo1523Ай бұрын
What a cool historical find. I love old school stuff. Anything that does not have electronic parts i really like. Most are built to run & last almost for ever. Thanks for showing us the video footage.
@brandons9398Ай бұрын
Well, one engine out of two is not bad. At least as bad as it could be. Your videos always bring a smile to my face.😊
@garyphillips7993Ай бұрын
This one should be called ‘Bramble’ 😉
@user-ic5bh4gp2i24 күн бұрын
Brambln Rose
@minkster5054Ай бұрын
What an awesome find! You guys always get lucky with the mintiest stuff. I was worried for a bit, seeing an unkempt bush and no jokes about Jack's mum. Saved by Adam at the end :)
@R8VeeTen7333Ай бұрын
My fave channel on KZbin for quite some time. Reminds me of my days spannering crusty crap with whatever tools came to hand. Good times with now lifelong friends 😂
@chrissmith7655Ай бұрын
That Adam really is Mr Cool. Many thanks.
@dankmazzi2376Ай бұрын
A good wash and a tune up and good as new...it's in great shape. Have fun from Florida ❤.
@Dan-ud8obАй бұрын
I wish your vids were longer , however if they were id be dead from laughing so hard..love this channel...
@steve24550Ай бұрын
'Five Go Mad In Dorset !' ... my favourite !
@waz480Ай бұрын
Nice to see Tony Tucker making a guest appearance 👍
@billgates2903Ай бұрын
Wheres pat and Craig?
@steevalen-eq1cdАй бұрын
ALL TURNED IN TO DUST .
@neilpook3719Ай бұрын
I wonder if that's one of the MK 1 432 from Minden Germany. As I noticed, on the left side, some yellow stencilling that said QUEENS. The last regiment in Minden was The Queens RGT. Although I don;t remember ever seeing any of our vehicles with QUEENS stencilled on them. There are some indications. 1 is the yellow call-sign stencilling, Triangle meaning A company. The 32 meaning 3rd platoon 2nd vehicle. Then there's the stowage bins. Mk1 normally never had them. But by mistake, we demanded them and got them. Once it was realised that we had Mk1 and we shouldn't have them. It was too late. Because the bosses had already welded on and the bins were fitted. The L37 Turret only takes a 7.62mm GPMG. The seat (foldable) appears to be missing from the turret. Unless it's been taken off and sitting somewhere in the vehicle?
@richardwilmshurst9005Ай бұрын
It was 2 Queens Aug 1990 - Jan 1991, then 1 Queens until July 1992.
@neilpook3719Ай бұрын
@@richardwilmshurst9005 No, that's incorrect, I was there. I was also in that platoon. I think that may have been my sections vehicle until I became the Plt. signaller. That's call sign 30 We came to Minden in August 1986, but the dates for 1 Queens is correct. 2 Queens went back to RHQ in Canterbury September 1992 The Queens Rgt amalgamated with the Hampshire Rgt and became the Princess of Wales Own Royal Rgt. Colours presented by Princess Diana herself.#after 1 Queens, there were no more infantry units at Clifton Barracks in Minden. It was the end of the cold war and "drawdown", as it was called, was in full swing.
@MrProplayer1Ай бұрын
Were the Argylls not the last regiment out of Minden, Elizabeth barracks? ‘93 back to Shorncliff?
@neilpook3719Ай бұрын
@@MrProplayer1 I didn't say that they weren't. I said the Queens were the last at Clifton. But yes that's true, Sir John Moore barracks. I remember that particurlarly. That was becuase it was a surprise to me. Shorncliff was were I did my training. It was once IJLB - Infantry Junior Leader Batallion. There another last there too. I finished in 1985 and was the last full Junior leader intake. After that some regiments moved their junior leader intake to their own depots. Same with junior soldier intke. The rest were a conglomeration of both and it was renamed to JIB - Junior Infantry Batallion. so then I realised that not only were multiple regiments and barracks being disbanded, reformed or amalgamated. Barracks being closed or reproposed. But the concept of training under 18s was gone too. Although, to be fair, Junior leaders were slated to be disbanded in the earleir 80's. But during the Flaklands war, they realised that junior leaders were an asset. So they kept it going. I digress. But going back to Minden. Elizabeth barracks is still there, but no longer military. It's repurposed for civilian businesses etc. (as were a lot of the barracks, post cold war) There's even an Aldi supermarket in Elizabeth now. Clifton was turned into a refugee camp. But was later demolished.
@alanwhite7127Ай бұрын
a heap of junk😅😅😅
@safn1949Ай бұрын
As an old armor crewman, this video makes me very happy. Well done fellas.
@ramrod6279Ай бұрын
Nice find. Good thing the spare motor turned over freely after finding the original was locked up. Hope to see it running soon. Have fun guys.
@jamesmccann531Ай бұрын
You almost had to bring pickaxes to get the FV432 out! Also, it does look like a mint vehicle. Surprised there are any of that condition left.
@farmersboyАй бұрын
Is it me, or do the wheels and tracks look to be in bloody good nick, considering where it's been sat?
@grahammonk8013Ай бұрын
@farmersboy I was shocked how it ROLLED off the transport truck.
@terrystephens8603Ай бұрын
I think it looks in good nick in general.
@GazzaBooАй бұрын
Nice! My first posting after REME training in 1978 was to an infantry regiment in Germany that had about 80 of these, which was funny because we skipped over the petrol 432 having been informed we’d probably never see one in service any more.. 😂 later I was posted to a cavalry regiment that was all CVR-T. Fun times. I was also born in Bovington, Dorset when my dad was posted there.
@craigwilcox440319 күн бұрын
What a find! I'd have days, weeks, months of fiddling around, putting it in top form! In 1957, in the mountains around Baguio, Luzon, Philippines, I found an old US Sherman tank out in the bushes/jungle. Was complete, main gun, .30 machine gun - and the corpses (uniformed skeletons) inside. We were vacationing on a USAF base, R & R place - I reported it to the Air Police who refused ti believe a 12-y.o. kid. Told my Dad, a Navy LCDR, who read the riot act to the AP's. Next day I showed a whole crowd of people! The three men had been MIA since early 1945 - bet their families were glad to finally know what happened to their sons, brothers, fathers, etc. Best as I know, they were returned to the States and properly buried. Thet would not let me keep any souvenirs!
@terrydove4114Ай бұрын
Oh I just want you guys in the motherland to know that this Yankee had a teddy bear strapped on the front of my work truck and I have also used my Leatherman since 1989. So I feel that we are somewhat of kindred spirits and I really enjoy your informative videos.
@Johnk98Ай бұрын
the best way to hide a tank
@goprojoe360Ай бұрын
Amazing what you find when you cut the bush! Looks amazing!
@alanbates1471Ай бұрын
Another cracking video, just what I needed ATM - Thanks!
@LOKI-vk5hxАй бұрын
Thank f. I was about to book I to rehab. I was getting withdrawal symptoms with out my weekly HEWES fix
@YokotukanoshiАй бұрын
1 up, I watch this in rehab.
@robinpayne2629Ай бұрын
What else is in the hedge ??
@DomingoDeSantaClaraАй бұрын
Two rabbits and a hedgehog!
@GARDENER42Ай бұрын
I was about to ask the same question - looks about the same shape.
@NorthernMouse52Ай бұрын
Me too, l was wondering what that is next to it, could it be another one of the same vehicles? 🤔
@paoloviti6156Ай бұрын
I was wondering the same. A good clean up and you will find more interesting things 👍👍👍
@egbertkuijpers1387Ай бұрын
...if you look very closely, you just might spot a B-52...
@markrainford1219Ай бұрын
Got to hand it to the farmer. He did a great job of camming it up.
@annetaylor-wx5dkАй бұрын
brilliant......It's nice and 'bijou' for popping to the shops...............good luck with it.....x
@QspecialmanАй бұрын
Great fun, beats watching the telly.
@Evo836Ай бұрын
You can't beat a trimmed BUSH!
@johnnunn8688Ай бұрын
@@bountyhuntermk2520’son’? Your names are not alike.
@johnnunn8688Ай бұрын
@@bountyhuntermk2520, whom, Evo?
@frankjames7247Ай бұрын
What a crew you lot are totally brilliant, great video.
@JD-vu7jlАй бұрын
As usual consistently enjoyable content. Thanks. Plenty of Yoda impressions from Mr Hewes, always a good sign.
@888johnmacАй бұрын
Joe ' nip round & video the crank pulley ' .. Adam ' i'd be as well just taking a picture ' .. lol
@pure_awarenessАй бұрын
Looking proper good in the Bentley I must say
@MrHewesАй бұрын
Thank you sir
@brushnut1909Ай бұрын
A great find ! You guys have so much fun.
@philglover2973Ай бұрын
Awesome video thanks lads very much appreciated top job top team 🇬🇧
@nilo70Ай бұрын
WELL DONE , THOSE MEN ! Cheers From California 😎
@horsebattery9243Ай бұрын
4:55 With this sort of insight, I hope someone from the Ajax AFV programme reaches out to you for a test drive and to get your feedback...
@adcengineer3090Ай бұрын
Cheers lads 👍looking forward to the next one 😊
@martynharperАй бұрын
I drove a 436 (communications variant of the 432) for 5 years in the Royal Signals. Absolutely loved them .. apart from doing a pack lift, a track bash or any other maintenance! but driving them was a dream
@zeberdee1972Ай бұрын
I see the old MK9 crash truck , the first fire truck they allowed me to driver . Mad thing is they still allow me to drive fire engines 😮
@darylcav6285Ай бұрын
I don’t understand, are there APC’s just randomly scattered about the English countryside? That is so cool, we certainly don’t have that in the USA
@davidoakley3812Ай бұрын
We have hundreds that the army gave away years ago to local councils they got fed up after 10 years or so and left them in fields to rust away
@hughbryant1326Ай бұрын
I remember these APCs in the early 70's in Lemgo Germany They always looked great and sounded great as well
@montyzumazoom1337Ай бұрын
I just love this channel! You guys are great… Didn’t that roll easily though? Can’t wait for another episode.
@alexanderblack6201Ай бұрын
Nice find! , I would same .😊 nice to be enjoying with hobbies 😊
@ferrellslАй бұрын
Wow, a 1984 repair date on that data plate. That's an antique alright. That deluge pouring out the back end during loading is rather disturbing.
@tompiper9276Ай бұрын
The swimming pool leaking from the back does mean all the hull plugs are in place. Which is a win.... Sort of.... 😅
@LaLaLand.GermanyАй бұрын
Bonser McForkface deserves its own video.
@philleeson7835Ай бұрын
Does it identify as a mighty Foden though
@LaLaLand.GermanyАй бұрын
It might identify as a BMW Isetta, there´s a joke in here somewhere, I´m too stoned to find it.@@philleeson7835
@dr.chrismort8448Ай бұрын
Quality automotive work chaps👍
@christaylor6617Ай бұрын
The banter brightens any dull day.
@pure_awarenessАй бұрын
And not a single multicultural propaganda advert in sight True English people having fun love it.
@johnd7288Ай бұрын
What a find Joe!
@ridermacleod423Ай бұрын
Was there another tank in the hedge next to it?!
@Gary.Morton.Ай бұрын
well done ladies looks like you have another project :). keep them coming.
@davidbarnsley8486Ай бұрын
Nice recovery and what a nice care package 👍👍🇦🇺 Good job you got the spare engine pack I think you will need it 😂😂
@johnnunn8688Ай бұрын
I have no live rounds, empty cases, misfires, shmoolies, goolies, in my possession Corporal. (Hope the Cpl doesn’t discover my 432 in the amnesty bush 🤞)
@user-ci7ej6wc5nАй бұрын
I operated in the diesel variant in Germany and the Petrol one in Canada, the turret took a 7.62mm L37 machine Gun, not a 30mm or 40mm
@MrHewesАй бұрын
My mistake!
@wazza33racerАй бұрын
Nice find, its amazing what is hidden away on farms.
@UlsterAndyАй бұрын
Our 432s with turrets came with gmpgs thats 7. 62 some amount of lead came out of it. Brass down your neck inside because half the time the donkey never caught the brass.
@jeffdavies688Ай бұрын
How do you get Simon LeBon to come and help out!........Amazing!
@pugmanickАй бұрын
Can't wait to hear this when it first starts (I know you can do it - you've got experience from the Stollys anyway). Only ever seen K60 engined FV432s.
@pugmanickАй бұрын
Ok - I obviously posted that before finishing watching..... doh!
@siscott6066Ай бұрын
Been in the back of an APC a few times brings back good and bad memories during my short time in the army but it will be great to see it cleaned painted and running again.
@lineshaftrestorations7903Ай бұрын
These guys shouldn't quit their day jobs simply because as garden maintenance workers they'd starve.😂
@stephengunrunnerhanson3550Ай бұрын
What is the other thing in the hedge
@johnnunn8688Ай бұрын
Blue tarp.
@ViciousRumoursАй бұрын
Was happily watching through the Diane Abbot spg vids, then this appeared …. Splendid, Quickly becoming my favourite channel on this youtube malarky
@stephanx5187Ай бұрын
Great find! What always amazes me is how much scrap and rubbish is lying around or standing in the landscape. It's worth starting a scrap business! What is no longer needed simply remains in nature. Looks really chaotic in the videos.
@Hellsong89Ай бұрын
Most of that "scrap" is still useful and valuable. Of course if taken care off it would be more valuable but even if this had no replacement engine i would buy it for a grand, even if i would need to replace the engine with something else since tracked vehicles generally are not cheap. SOOOO much useful stuff gets thrown away into scrap bin and destroyed its not even funny but tragic. For instance one fellow whos bin i often go look threw 3 working welders and brand new packs on welding electrodes and cutting disks... why? I have no fucking idea but those found their new home rather fast. 7 ton excavator tracks from with one had snapped from one side, took them with permission since i'm building tracked vehicle to do some forestry in places that wheeled vehicle has trouble getting, well as some snow pushing on winter.
@rocksnot952Ай бұрын
So, being American, I have to ask. Is there a lot of British armor lying about the countryside in the brambles?
@johnhughes4147Ай бұрын
As a Brit, I must say, it appears so…..who knew? 😂 Well, if we in the UK ever have a ‘farmers uprising’ the way Europe is now, ours will be much more interesting and effective…..God help the government then!
@rocksnot952Ай бұрын
@@johnhughes4147Where did it all come from? Armored vehicles are never (AFAIK) offered as surplus here.
@johnhughes4147Ай бұрын
@@rocksnot952 as soon as a specific type is taken out of service, the MOD auctions them off… any fixed weapons like the tank guns/ cannons etc are deactivated (gas axed to hell and back), then they are sold to the highest bidder…. You were able to buy a lot of gear when they scrapped a lot of the Afghan and Iraq specific vehicles, and in the 80’s and 90’s there was a lot of old armoured vehicles going for next to nothing…..
@leecolclough2492Ай бұрын
There thinking about selling one of the aircraft carriers we've just bleeding built this government just doesn't if u know what I mean bunch of proper w anchors could organise an ice cream in a dairy palour 😂 videos brilliant even with that amount of water rust and a lack of spark plugs ive every faith in these lads turning that out better than when it had ten miles n ten minutes on it gonna be a good un this these can shift 👏 😂😂😂👍👍
@rocksnot952Ай бұрын
@@johnhughes4147Wish I could have bought one. But where would I drive it? It's cool that they are being brought in and preserved, tho.
@mikedalt3622Ай бұрын
I see I click
@davidmontgomery6170Ай бұрын
Great video lots of fun and adventure wish I was there.
@maverick4177Ай бұрын
I stole one of these off the Cheshire regiment in Germany in 1988 and hid it in the woods They were jolly upset 😂
@philleeson7835Ай бұрын
My brother dragged one back from Germany behind a wrecker(scammell pre Foden days) so they had somewhere to hide all their stash on the way home.left a hull in it's place with a note saying thanks for the spares
@alanwhite7127Ай бұрын
some 1 stole 1 from the queens in minden in 1992 we had to go looking for it found it in the minden ridge in a ditch near a puff😅😅😅
@lightingdepartment8498Ай бұрын
The question is, are they for sale?
@MrHewesАй бұрын
Everything is
@jacobcox198Ай бұрын
thats awsome thanks i love this video its so fun n chill no drama ,huggs from arkansas usa
@jonmynott3539Ай бұрын
Great video, enjoyed that. I like the way on how you remove the batteries. Looking forward to the next video 👍
@WayoutthereАй бұрын
The truck really needs a remote RF winch control for sht like this
@MrHewesАй бұрын
Be safer yes!
@carlwilson1772Ай бұрын
Looking fwd to seeing more progress.
@michaeltemple8333Ай бұрын
That is what happens when Ted is not there to supervise. Pure Chaos! Gotta love your mate pushing the APC off the trailer and doing a Hulk Smash! To that hatch.
@fishingnorfolkАй бұрын
My father was a officer in the, r.. e. m. e. This was the first vehicle he taught me to drive when i was 15 on camp in west Germany. Great machines. Love that engine sound.
@jiripikula3722Ай бұрын
Pane Hevesi, krásně najítý a poté vytažený obrněnec, ovšem mě se nejvíce libila ona krásná, mladá a usmívající se Women, to víte, já dorostenec 80 roků 1943, špatně slyším, ale dobře vidím.
@johnkranz4004Ай бұрын
Looks Great and I’m sure it will RUN awesome project
@jamestregler1584Ай бұрын
Good GOD ; looks like weed and trees in Old New Orleans ! Great job guys and gals 😎
@thisolddog2259Ай бұрын
I was with the 1/15 mechanized Infantry in Kitzingen, Germany from 80-82 as a Medic (The same unit Audie Murphy was in when he received the Congressional Medal of Honor) The first vehicle I was assigned was an M113A1 APC. Funny how you guys put the drivers hatch on the wrong side. I thought you only did that with your cars!
@shed66215Ай бұрын
Nowt like a proper hedge hopper. What wonder was 'parked' next to it? Similar profile, so another one to uncover from nature gone wild? Can't say I've ever seen a forklift treated in such a manner, unless its already happened on this channel. Cracking job.