M2A1 Halftrack restoration-- dialup beware

[Sarge1998]

Andy, about 3-4 weeks ago I finished American Tanks and AFV's of WWII by Michael Green, I purchased the copy for my Kindle/PC/Android, when I reviewed your entire thread in makes much more sense with just that tiny bit of basic knowledge (Chp. 7 Armored Half-Tracks). Now I can quickly reference sections as I don't have to dig out a book. Anyway thanks for sharing your project.

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[alpaca andy]

Funny as I used alot of the internet for pics to figure out how to put it together, it was like building a giant model kit without instructions

Andy, about 3-4 weeks ago I finished American Tanks and AFV's of WWII by Michael Green, I purchased the copy for my Kindle/PC/Android, when I reviewed your entire thread in makes much more sense with just that tiny bit of basic knowledge (Chp. 7 Armored Half-Tracks). Now I can quickly reference sections as I don't have to dig out a book. Anyway thanks for sharing your project.

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I ordered some tires back in jan, was suppose to arrive late may, no word or reply from the wholesaler since may when they said it should be in soon, and its a big distributor, My fenders were beat and torn, so these are alot better but still need alot of work. I had to use part of one of my fenders for one of the new ones though. Should have the headlight finished and installed on drivers side tomorrow, already stripped down the pass fender and started bodywork

Looking great Andy - I was going to ask you if you used the old fenders or not. Are you going to replace the front rubber tires?