Could have been a Comanche too, I hear they can be quite the Scramblers

Now that’s a Renegade.

Bravo sir or ma’am

Not really. It was the Vought factory, where they were made.

While not a car cut away, I found this while cleaning out some file cabinets at work and kept it.

Or Can’t Turn you Loose

Sweet Home Chicago -Blues Brothers Version

There was one of those in a military surplus store I used to go to. kind of comfortable. Rig it up to some casters and it would make a badass office chair.

I didn’t have that problem when my jeep broke down. The Fire was quite attention getting.

In the US, it tends to be the other way around.

When I was in College in the small town of Stephenville (upper right corner)(right next to what was once the best place for a Dr pepper, Dublin), I had to drive to Balmorhea State Park for a scuba cert dive ( it was November, and Balmorhea St Park has a natural spring fed pool in the 70s year round). You get out of…

I learned how to drive stick in a K5 Blazer on deeply rutted farm “roads”.

Still waiting for the penultimate Assassins Creed,

Depending on the classification for the Stamp that is either $5 or $200 bucks per. and a wait of 6-12 months for the ATF to get around to reviewing your paperwork.

Nope, that’s a British FV433 Abbot 105mm SPG.

shame.

Gat in the bumper is worth 2 in the hood.

Exactly, you don’t want a military prepared for the fight it wants. You want a military prepared to fight and win the fight that no one wants.

Wonder if the driver gets to keep it?

Perfect for your road trip to Warsaw, Amsterdam, Paris or Mosco... never mind that last one.