Seeing how the gun mantlet is made gives me a whole new appreciation for anti-tanks shells that could completely puncture it.

I'm glad there are people like you guys who are willing to put in all this work to preserve these historic vehicles. Also, that's the first time I've seen anybody wear one of those mechanics' skullcaps since Dougie Franklin on 'The Red Green Show.'

what gas are you using to start oxigene compress air or something else

An haven’t seen Al an his green goblin since that series about Davis towing .👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I Was 21 years old when I Drove my first duce-in-a-half iam now 84.

I know we're there is six military jeep in a lake

for me this truck number Reo 6x6 truck i hope some day i got one

The most manly thing a man can do!

i was in a national guard bridge company 87 to 95 when these trucks were turned in. Theywere all gas jobs but got the job done. Everyone a wide load empty !

Im thinking of driving the british centurion tank mk5/1 at this year's Australian armoured artillery museum tank fest this year

Glad to see you back ... Ultimate ATV

good to have you back

Nice run! Had that engine screaming. LOL. I do wheelies with mine in my backyard. LOL.

Nice to see your back guys . I thought you'd all been eaten by a canadian goose are something .

Great video- good to see that you are still having fun . I was hoping that would you give an update on the M-38 jeep that you were starting to restore. 5:25

Where y'all been hiding at all this time, because its been a very long time since last time y'all updated video if I remember right. Glad to see y'all back, and hopefully we'll get to see y'all more often. Missed the builds y'all were doing. Not that i am fussing about it much lol

Glad to see you back !

Its an electronically turbocharged Detroit 6V53 engine producing a little over 400 h.p. As with any turbocharged engine you should let it idle a little bit so the turbo can wind down if you turn it off hot like that the turbo is still turning at like 30,000 RPM with no oil going to the turbo bearings. This is really a good practice for all engines as the engine can cool down more evenly.

A wonderful romp in the snow. Thank you!

Glad to see some new content, thanks 👍😎

Good to see you back , greetings from a much warmer Australia

Is that a detroit diesel engine in it?

Awesome. great to see you guys again

That looked like great fun, were they 'rubber band' tracks? Best regards from Australia

So good to see you having fun!!! Keep them coming ❤

Glad to see you guys again 😊

Can’t wait for more videos!

Tracked AND a Detroit two stroke....excellent combo! :-)

Sold the E8?

Where you guys been?

Took you long enough to come back! Glad to see you’re posting again 👍

Attention Saturday's market shoppers there is a bunch of sherman tank frames going for sale

The bridge trucks where used as jib pole trucks as well for moving equipment around as well

We buried many a vehicle in Vietnam.

Think the russians would offer you to buy it back... 😁😁😁 By the way, no wax??? Lol!

When are you posting another video

Where did you get it?

Not 2 of my fav tanks in the same garage

the engine does not have an air filter connected, I can tell by the sound

This is AWESOME! I live in the area and I've been waiting to hear when the next show is. I have many friends interested in seeing this. PLEASE do it again soon.

Did you ever finish the jeep?

The supercharger on that thing is loud

Those late-ww2/korean war shermans with the big gun and wide tracks are beautiful.

In the US that dozer blade on the lower front plate makes it industrial/farm equipment so it can drive on the roads

Love it how she jerks forwards when you started her up

How did I get here? Bunch of BOZO's and five minutes in...don't even have the right socket to start the project. Must have been a LOOOOOONNNGGG day.

What happened the past year? Trudeau banning tanks?

You guys alright?

Eye protection ?

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