Are we sure it's not still on active duty? The tarp almost looks like is says USMC, and the middle guy is still wearing strips and what looks like britches and boots. I'm thinkin' it's the original deuce and a half.
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cyclemike4
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Look at the coil springs on the push bumper and auto manufacturers acted like the shock pumpers that were introduced in the 70s were innovative ideas.
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Steam?
Berg_Donk
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Electric?
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One is indestructable, the other one is a tank…
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Not steam or electric. But: King Of The Bulge | PanzerPlace
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Saint rob
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A little more info;
It is situated near the scene of the infamous Malmedy massacre that took place during the battle of the bulge, information here;
https://www.nationalww2museum.org/war/articles/justice-after-1944-malmedy-massacre
http://www.december44.com/en/tiger-213.htm
http://tank-photographs.s3-website-...-Gleize-Stoumont-king-tiger-tank-II-1944.html
barkingllizard
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I have no information, but I was thinking 'Keg' powered...
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the original 'beak'...
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Turbo memories and dad riding on a Wisconsin trip few years back. He was either 87 or 88 years old when picture was taken.
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I hope to be still riding when I'm that age! That's f'n awesome!
