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Old 10-10-06, 22:50
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Default Man shells out £14k on army tank for supermarket run

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Old 11-10-06, 06:23
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I like the way he says it unites people.
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Old 11-10-06, 07:24
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And when he is asked "Where do you park it?" he replies "Anywhere I like."

Actually it's no big deal. A few years ago here in Adelaide a couple of blokes owned Ferrets and they used to take their families shopping in them.

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Old 11-10-06, 08:14
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Actually it's no big deal.
And no big tank either, typical of the media. Combat vehicle reconnaissance (tracked) is the correct and official designation, being all alloy and protected from small arms/minor shrapnel only you can hardly call it a tank.

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A few years ago here in Adelaide a couple of blokes owned Ferrets and they used to take their families shopping in them.
We've used Ferrets here too along with a Striker (CVRT with 5 Swingfires) and Stalwarts.

Expensive trip to the supermarket though and I prefer to send Andreas on his Kettenkrad.

R.
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