Can I buy a tank?

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Having become adults, not everyone gets rid of the passion imparted in childhood to military equipment and secretly dream to buy a tank or a helicopter, and maybe a fighter. Now, if you have enough money, you can afford it.



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    1. lelikas User Rank
      lelikas
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      1 October 2016 11: 49
      It remains only to resolve the issue of money.
      1. aba User Rank
        aba
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        1 October 2016 15: 16
        But what about parking, insurance, maintenance and other joys of owners of self-propelled strollers ?!
    2. megavolt823 User Rank
      megavolt823
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      1 October 2016 16: 33
      Well, they definitely won’t cut. bully
    3. svp67 User Rank
      svp67
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      1 October 2016 17: 10
      Can I buy a tank?
      Yes, even a ballistic missile, what are the problems? Only in the presence of this sample from the seller, in this case one of the departments of MO and money from the buyer, provided that there is a law under which this IWT must be brought into a state that does not allow it to be used for its intended purpose, and the buyer did not have the right to restore it, which is required to periodically monitor.
    4. marshes User Rank
      marshes
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      1 October 2016 17: 57
      in 2005, we, with my brother, were offered to buy a Mi 8 helicopter, I forgot the modification, 72 years for 25 thousand raccoons killed. So roughly calculating the cost of permits and restoration, about 100-200 thousand of the same, they refused.
      And the desire for youth was, recouped on gyros and parachute jumps in the nearest flying club.
      Adrenaline, daily, at least by car to take to the place of work. smile

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