When you see vehicles advertised as ex NATO reserve stock, it raises a couple of questions in my head.
Do they still hold a reserve stock, and if so what is held.
What quantities used to be held during the cold war and of what.
Where were all these vehicles kept and in what state of readyness.
When seeing WW2 vintage vehicles still classed as reserve stock in the 80's, would there still be sufficient spares and tech knoledge to keep them on the road?
If anyone has any info I would be interested to satisfy my curiosity.:coffee:
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jerry.ice
When you see vehicles advertised as ex NATO reserve stock, it raises a couple of questions in my head.
When seeing WW2 vintage vehicles still classed as reserve stock in the 80's, would there still be sufficient spares and tech knoledge to keep them on the road?
If anyone has any info I would be interested to satisfy my curiosity.:coffee:
Jerry
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