How To Buy A Tank?

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Are you considering purchasing a tank or other military vehicle for private use? If so, you're in the right place! In this video, we'll walk you through everything you need to know about how to buy a tank or military vehicle, including the process, regulations, maintenance, and more.

First and foremost, it's important to understand that buying a tank or other military vehicle is not like buying a car. There are strict regulations and legal requirements that you must adhere to in order to own and operate one of these vehicles. However, with the right knowledge and preparation, you can become a proud owner of a tank or other military vehicle.

So, how do you get started? The first step is to research the different types of tanks and military vehicles that are available for purchase. There are a variety of options out there, including armoured personnel carriers, jeeps, trucks, and of course, tanks. Take some time to consider your needs and preferences, as well as your budget, when deciding which vehicle is right for you.

Once you have an idea of what you're looking for, it's time to start searching for sellers. There are a few different options here, including private sellers, military surplus dealers, and auctions. Each has its pros and cons, so it's important to do your research and find a reputable seller who can provide you with the information and support you need.

When you've found a potential seller, it's important to ask plenty of questions and gather as much information as possible about the vehicle you're interested in. This includes the vehicle's history, maintenance records, and any modifications that have been made. You'll also need to ensure that the vehicle is in compliance with local regulations and safety standards.

Assuming you've found a vehicle that meets your needs and budget, the next step is to make an offer and negotiate a price. This can be a tricky process, so it's important to do your research and be prepared to walk away if the seller is unwilling to negotiate.

Once you've agreed on a price, it's time to finalize the sale and take ownership of your new tank or military vehicle. This will typically involve transferring the vehicle's title and obtaining any necessary permits or licenses.

Of course, buying a tank or other military vehicle is only the first step. You'll also need to be prepared to maintain and repair the vehicle as needed. This can be a challenging and expensive process, so it's important to have a plan in place for regular maintenance and repairs.

Finally, it's important to remember that owning a tank or other military vehicle is a serious responsibility. These vehicles are powerful and potentially dangerous, so it's essential to take safety seriously and operate the vehicle responsibly and within the limits of the law.

In conclusion, buying a tank or military vehicle can be a challenging and rewarding experience. By following these tips and doing your research, you can become a proud owner of one of these impressive vehicles. However, it's important to remember that ownership comes with significant responsibility, so be sure to take safety seriously and always operate your vehicle within the limits of the law.

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The reason I'm watching is because my son told me he wanted a car and of course like me being the most over protecting dad, I decided to get him a tank for safety

Cbass-cm
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A very useful interesting video, sadly the wallet says I can't buy a tank but I will let you know when I'm ready for my T55 , sadly the wife wasn't convinced buying a tank is an investment .

steve
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I so want to get an M3 Stuart!! I just had to settle for a '42 GPW instead.

shguy
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Going to try to see if I can save up and get a challenger 2. If not then I guess the backup plan is the Challenger 1 or Chieftain haha!

DraterTTV
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Happy to know about this info, ty yt for recomend ths video. but sadly. U cant have tank in Bali, and gun

caturlifelive
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I LOVE HOW THE VIDEOS R SHORT, ON POINT AND INFORMATIVE WITH NO BEAT TO SKIP, SRY BUT THE CAPS BUTTON ON MY KEYBOARD IS BROKEN :)

AlJaghbeer
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Maybe you can help me out. My son, a friend and I are going to build a replica M24 Chaffee. We have a full machine shop, are all 3 master welders and fabricators and are all 3 a little bit insane. But some things we don't want to try and replicate, that being road wheels and tracks, steering differential and possibly suspension components. Where can we source these parts, either originals or reproductions. We know this won't be 100% correct or even 80% correct. It's mostly going to just be a fun machine to take to local parades, car and tractor shows and impress our friends.

davethewave
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Most of us has come to fill there imagination

joshraptor
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I would like to get either a late model British Centurion or a modified Israeli Centurion, oh but dreams are free, cheers guys.

lesthiele
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I would like a Sherman. They just look cool.

redbovine
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Love your charisma and enterprising spirit.

JoseHernandez-qlvw
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How much Golden Eagles is that Sherman 105, please? :)

OddBawZ
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Me and a friend are wanting to start a thing in the future, owning and restoring tanks and other vehicles but we are struggling to start the ball rolling, trying to figure out the financial side and what we would need to start with, have you got any extra tips?

Thunderpain
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In the future I might buy a tank, if I get enough money

realspeed
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Money is an issue. But I'm interested in buying a panzer IV and was wondering if you know about any panzer IV tanks that have been sold?

jakeimoose
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I want an L3 cc because it fits in my parking space

Isaacthegamer
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"Spare Parts". Would it be possible to have them manufactured in China? They are very good at "replicating other Nations Tanks", so they might, just might be able to help?

robinlecomte
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surprised that some vechicles, even some running tanks cost as much as a new car, so i will be looking for a t55 or maybe a t72, which i have found in some places

PawelNewby
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Ngl I love scout cars! especially the German Sdkfz.222

CrimsonSnowwy
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after this, im sure getting a T-55 lol. but my wallet isnt happy

BN