12/08/2013 @ 20:29:09: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
maybe there should be an UNKLNOW month !! means al new contributions are suspended and all the folks will have to di a whole month and try to ID the too many unknows on this site
12/08/2013 @ 20:40:45: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
Well nothing prevents you from doing identifications rather than adding new vehicles
13/08/2013 @ 16:44:11: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
13/08/2013 @ 16:47:18: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
small question, there are a bunch of North Korean vehicles listed , now we don't even know there offical name, just what estern observers gave them
could we list manufacterer just as North Korea ?
13/08/2013 @ 19:17:01: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
Well the name might be found, it is not impossible, so they can stay unknown until then.
13/08/2013 @ 20:06:22: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
13/08/2013 @ 20:28:26: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
13/08/2013 @ 20:29:45: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
13/08/2013 @ 20:32:25: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
LOL
the one on the left , seems military vehicles aren't your thing
13/08/2013 @ 20:33:08: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
13/08/2013 @ 20:33:34: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
LOL
the one on the left , seems military vehicles aren't your thing
... the page was for the one on the right, hence my comment
You didn't even check the 2nd pic posted?
13/08/2013 @ 20:36:20: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
very simple antp, the Sherman with an Big a$$ gun is a Firefly
13/08/2013 @ 20:46:31: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
regarding this
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle.php?id=554444
if take the carrier the
T-16
The Carrier, Universal, T16, Mark I. was a significantly improved vehicle based upon those built by Ford of Canada, manufactured under Lend Lease by Ford in the United States from March 1943 to 1945. It was chiefly used by Canadian forces during the war as an artillery tractor. After the war, it was used by Swiss and Netherlands forces. It was longer than the Universal with an extra road wheel on the rear bogie, the engine was a Ford Mercury delivering the same power. Instead of the steering wheel controlling the combination brake/warp mechanism, the T-16 had track-brake steering operated by levers (two for each side).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Carrier
there are no T-16 or T16 listed on site so it would be the first..