LVT-4

Hi Tim Just sent you a message Thanks Jason

Hi Tim Thanks for the link The LVT-4 from NSW has found a home in The Australian Armour & Artillery Museum in Cairns,QLD. They have another restored LVT-4 already on display. This LVT-4 from NSW is currently having work done on it. The other LVT-4 is still on mornington Island as far as I know. Because of the remote location, it would require a lot of cost to get it out. Kind regards JASON

Hi Terry Thanks for the pics Very much appreciated. Please let me know further details when you can! Kind regards Jason

G'Day Mike Thanks for the welcome. Jason

Hi Paul_bish Thanks for the welcoming! Kind regards Jason

Hi Terry Thank you so much for the helpfull info! Yes, please ask about the engine. Photo's, would be fantastic thanks. Kind regards Jason

Hi Terry Thanks Is the LVT engine and mounts for sale? Kind regards Jason

Thanks Wally Dugan & Nick Johns What a nice looking machine! Would be interested to know how many LVT-3s there are left ? Jason

Thanks guys for the warm welcome. Very much appreciated! Richard has been a big help getting me started. I'm originally from WA, but have been living in Vic for the last 8 years. Kind regards Jason

Thank you General Lee and Wally Dugan. That list is just the tip of the iceberg I bet! Wally is the LVT-3 kept active or is it on display? Would you by chance know the Serial Number of the LVT-3 ? Kind regards Jason

G'day I'm new to this forum Looking at obtaining a LVT Interested to hear from any LVT owners and anyone who knows of surviving AMTRACs, Parts and Manuals. (even general enthusiasts) Amazed at the lack of general information on surviving LVTs, parts etc Does anyone know of any LVT organisations, clubs or Association's around? Trying to put together a listing of all the LVTs around. Please feel free to email or message me. waxx76@bigpond.com Thanks Jason's

I'm AMTRAC LVT crazy Did not have an interest in old Military Vehicles until I saw an LVT up close. It was love at first sight. Also have an interest in Stuart's, Sherman's and Halftrack's. LVT-4s is what gets me all worked up the most! I'm trying to put a list together of surviving LVTs and contacts, in my quest to purchase a LVT and parts. Regards Jason