ex-Victory Museum Morris-Commercial PU8/4

[Jim Price]

Alex,
I've visited the Victory Museum and found the interior to be somewhat dark. In any case, the collection is impressive!
Regards,
Jim

[malcolm erik bogaert]

at one time I recall there was also a little war museum at Zeebruge...what ever happened to that!best regards malcolm

[alleramilitaria]

jim
if you didnt get to go to the back room then you dont know what they still have in boxes. only about 60% of the items are on display. they are working on it and it is getting better but they have some way to go till its back up to the museum in arlon.

[Jim Price]

Dave,
I went through the entire military vehicle museum (which is to your left as you go into the building) and went clear to the left end of it. There appeared to be an area about 50' deep for restoration projects, kinda small.
I also went through the vehicle museum on the right side of the building, nothing really remarkable about it..

Regards,
Jim

[alleramilitaria]

jim
in storage there are 2-4 manaquins for each vehicle (or there was) in storage along with webb gear, weapons, MGs, and much more gear still in boxes and stored away. really some great stuff but all put away in storage.

[Hanno Spoelstra]

See http://www.flickr.com/photos/tlucal/...206028/?page=6 for a comprehensive set of photos of the vehicles at the Auburn museum.

H.

[Mike K]

A MCC PU 4X4 was advertised in W&T some years ago..it was apparently a wreck that was just a chassis and mechanicals .. it was in the UK somewhere and only good for spares.

Mike

BTW the only WW2 era MCC 4X4's we have here are the batch of C8 2 pndr portees , about 6-10 of them have been located .