Pz.III ausf.N recovered in Norway

[Simon O.]

joe

Europe is a continent with many nations, each with their own laws on such things. In Norway, it wouldn't be going anywhere without authorisation from the authorities. You need permission to export any vehicle older than 50 years.

[Mooyman]

WOW!! Thank you for sharing!!!

Best regards,

Ricardo.

[HouweTrouwe]

I got a question , if I recover a ww2 tank in europe what happen next,I keep the tank, the covermment or what ????

First of all, it's where you find the Panzer. Second of all if you find the Panzer on someone elses property you got bad luck, because then it's for him whether you find the Panzer or not, it isn't your sole it was his otherweise the goverment will claim it as theirs. And if they're funny, they can lock you up because you were illegaly digging.

[capricekid]

What is the progress on these? This is such a great thread. Thanks!

Joe

[kammo man]

Fantastic story about some old heavy metal !!!


Thanks for posting .

owen

[Tor-Helge Y]

Thanks. The story will continue here as there is some progress now, delays are due to red tape that needs to be worked with. Hopefully I will have some firm news before summer 2012.

[AndyC]

Nice to see you here Tor-Helge Y


AndyC

[Tor-Helge Y]

And the big question....what happened to the stug?!

Hi Simon. I have some leads on the StuG now! Ready for some digging in the summer?

[Tor-Helge Y]

Some more pics and details are posted on the site for these tanks on facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/PanzerIII

The story will continue soon