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Thought this might appeal to some, especially thinking of Gusha and our correspondents in Estonia and elsewhere in that part of the world.

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Dave, thanks but I've had my fill of olive-green. I've had sufficient.

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A nice Panzer or Tiger would be great to own. Didn;t see any of those listed.

Do any come with cups holders, GPS or 3rd row seating?

Just some good german chocolalte and wine along with a pack of Lucky Strikes or Benson&Hedges would be enuf for me.

Bigger toys can be fun, lot's of work, but fun!

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I've heard Packard's we're built like a tank....

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Do you know cars with installed gradient meters? Yes, you do. How about extra-tall tires, specified for rough terrain, while a low gearing ratio helps to make the way through mud and brush. An old hat? Yes, that is more true than you think.
It has searchlights, large as soup tureens, looking backwards and forwards. Well, perhaps a rally car? Its engine displaced 467 cubic inches. Aaaah, now you've got the message - a caterpillar bulldozer!
It might well be if it were not equipped with an unusual feature: a small safe, included in the original specifications. Now it seems to be clear, the talk is of a bullion van based on a Humvee and without saying you already know that its two lockable vertical racks within the interior contain an assortment of big game rifles. Correct!
Well, the mentioned safe secured contingency money that was set aside to compensate families of assistants killed while at work...?
It tows a rare carriage-mounted Bira .450 caliber hand-cranked machine gun and onboard firearms include a 'Howdah' gun--a large-caliber, short-range firearm useful for repelling beasts bent on attacking the car's occupants. The Lantaka cannon mounted to the rear bumper serves as an elephant gun. The what?

Need the firepower of a small army but the exclusivity and prestige of a 1925 Rolls-Royce? --> Enjoy!

Gusha,

I got your army.

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I'm pretty sure they have the adjustment on their cutting torches set wrong....