Panzermania - Post all your tank parts

[1corps]

Guys, let's see all those tank parts you collected!! I would like this to be a really cool thread. I love the Panzer arm and want to see all those wonderful parts! I unfortunately have none myself but want to see what neat parts are out there! Mike.

[1corps]

Wow!! I thought this might have better received!

[Gran Sasso]

Here you go:

[1corps]

Patrick!! Outstanding!!! I knew they were out there!! Do you know what tanks they are from?? Mike.

[Gran Sasso]

Do you know what tanks they are from?? Mike.

STUG III - RSO - "Panther" - Sd.KFZ 251 - Opel "Maultier"

Here is my living-room-table:

[Gran Sasso]

Plate removed:

[1corps]

Very cool!!! Thanks for sharing!! Guys, Patrick got us started, let's keep it going!! Mike.

[Greg]

I think that must be the coolest living room table in the world!

I post this photo sort of tongue in cheek because I have no proof that they are tank parts... I can only say that they were dug by me in the field east of Cintheaux in Normandy where Michael Wittmann's tank was destroyed on 8.8.1944. These were from the area where according to Eric Lefevre of "Panzers in Normandy Then and Now," Wittmann's tank was, though other tanks were knocked out in the area. Parts of a French tractor for all I know, though the little triangular piece of plate is about 1cm thick.

Is Dallas still around? He posted a bunch of tank parts on here several years ago.

Best,
Greg

[1corps]

Greg, thanks for posting. Cool parts from a Wittmann battle site! Mike.

[kration]

tank parts

Does the qualify LOL ?

Kration

[MauserKar98k]

Great stuff so far. I like the table.

[jiipee76]

Does the qualify LOL ?

Kration

Hehe,that sure have many,many parts.

[NickG]

Here's mine, a Panzer Pzkw II track (at least that's how it was tagged when I got it)
recovered from the Bzura river area in Poland!

Compare with this one (not mine)

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ighlight=track

[ardennes1944]

Hello

Here is mine

[ardennes1944]