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conehammer · 07-11-2015, 01:48 AM

That Panther G was part of Mr Flick's collection.
They / he broke a component in the drive line the last time they ran it.

The reason the tracks aren't on it is that it's easier to drag a dead tank around
on it's road wheels, besides that steel track would wreck everything.

The tanks was a post war Reme build for analysis in Britain; when they were done with it they scrapped it out and Flick bought and restored it.

It's estimated to be worth between USD 3- 4 million.

Jerry

07-11-2015, 01:48 AM	#8
conehammer User Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 116 Thanks: 1 Thanked 55 Times in 21 Posts	That Panther G was part of Mr Flick's collection. They / he broke a component in the drive line the last time they ran it. The reason the tracks aren't on it is that it's easier to drag a dead tank around on it's road wheels, besides that steel track would wreck everything. The tanks was a post war Reme build for analysis in Britain; when they were done with it they scrapped it out and Flick bought and restored it. It's estimated to be worth between USD 3- 4 million. Jerry