schwimmwagen.

[onlycafe]

on the german ebay.

VW KDF Schwimmwagen Typ 166 Wehrmacht , seltenheit, bei eBay.de: Oldtimer (endet 18.02.10 23:00:28 MEZ)

[Super_Dave_D]

WOW - you sure don't see many of those up for sale!!! nice piece of military and VW history!

[ODDJOB UNO]

MONTGOMERY used to drive one! LOL!


not many of those around. would be a blast to buzz around in...............mit der MG-42!


i have a 3 foot toy model of this at home. found it new in box at some antique store. picked it up for 25 bucks.

[RWebb]

in that case, I want what Patton drove...

[john70t]

No you don't randy General George S Patton Car Accident Crash Pictures

Ebay won't let me save pics of that beautiful thing. Imagine someone buying it but not being able to prove "not as advertised".

[holtjv]

Originally Posted by john70t

No you don't randy General George S Patton Car Accident Crash Pictures

Ebay won't let me save pics of that beautiful thing. Imagine someone buying it but not being able to prove "not as advertised".

Screenshot.

[john70t]

Thx, you da man. (I can't get prntscreen to work either).

[mca]

I'd love to have that. Could cut my morning commute in half!

[emcon5]

I took a couple photos of the one at the Littlefield collection last year:

Jacques Littlefield Collection (204 of 446)
Jacques Littlefield Collection (190 of 446)
Jacques Littlefield Collection (191 of 446)

Cool vehicle.

[Racerbvd]

Is he open to any trades????

[herr_oberst]

Originally Posted by emcon5

I took a couple photos of the one at the Littlefield collection

Not trying to hijack this thread, (thanks to the OP for sharing)

However, I just got sucked into looking at a whole bunch of immaculate armament at the Littlefield collection. I'm not sure if I should thank you or not, it's late and I need to get up early

BUT - it's obvious that it's not for lack of effort at the nazi engineering department that they lost that war. For instance - This is a jack mounted to the fender of something heavy:

I mean, look at the engineering detail in the jack and it's companion wood block (steel reinforced!) and then check out the way it all mounts to the fender! Unreal.

[Tobra]

Originally Posted by Racerbvd

Is he open to any trades????

Byron, you kill me with that.

[jbryant]

Who is Jacques Littlefield? What a collection...

[onewhippedpuppy]

Originally Posted by herr_oberst

Not trying to hijack this thread, (thanks to the OP for sharing)

However, I just got sucked into looking at a whole bunch of immaculate armament at the Littlefield collection. I'm not sure if I should thank you or not, it's late and I need to get up early

BUT - it's obvious that it's not for lack of effort at the nazi engineering department that they lost that war. For instance - This is a jack mounted to the fender of something heavy:

I mean, look at the engineering detail in the jack and it's companion wood block (steel reinforced!) and then check out the way it all mounts to the fender! Unreal.

As we all know, the Germans build good stuff.

[Garp]

I stood beside one of these on Friday in a small museum near Bastogne. Had no idea that they were so expensive.

[onlycafe]

Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy

As we all know, the Germans build good stuff.

schlomi, schwimmwagen, iceberg? what's the difference?

[emcon5]

Originally Posted by jbryant

Who is Jacques Littlefield? What a collection...

Jacques Littlefield - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Collection is here:
Military Vehicle Technology Foundation

[ODDJOB UNO]

[ODDJOB UNO]

since i'm an "ACTION FIGURE" this is ALL I NEED!

[rouxroux]

One of our friends who lives close to Pfaffenhausen has these vehicles, among them a very nice schwimmwagen. He took it to a get-together last year, and they had close to 30 amphib. vehicles there.