My other ride is Tank!

[Dave Fairlamb]

Just for fun this one.

If money were no object, servicing/transport and parts available, which Classic Tank would you most love to own?

Oh yeah and you have a nice big field with lots of different things to drive over or through (old cars/logs/water)

let me know if their is one that is your favorite and that will be counted too.

[fred.]

Churchill - preferably a crocodile

[Sandinista]

T34 only tank for me 

[Rob]

M13/40 because they are so wonderfully crap 

[Blaker]

Yep, T34/76 .

[nikharwood]

Pz IV for me...

[OldenBUA]

I was going to say JagdPanzer IV, because I like it's sleek, low profile. But technically it's not a tank.

So T34 it is.

@Nik: you can see in my profile pic what it will do to your Pz IV... :-)

[Aart Brouwer]

A T-34/76 of course, the real panther.

Cheers,
Aart

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

None of this German rubbish - Cromwell, Crusader or Chaffee.

IanS

[nikharwood]

@Nik: you can see in my profile pic what it will do to your Pz IV... :-)

Ah yes - but mine is prettier more stylish more aesthetically pleasing 

[Hertsblue]

Panther D - by common consent the best tank of the war.

[mollinary]

M13/40, cos you needed REAL courage to go to war in one of those!

Mollinary

[sebigboss79]

Panther no matter what version. None of the American and British toycars.
Outproduced, not outmatched!

[Luddite]

Panther D - by common consent the best tank of the war.

Really?!  'By common consent'?

Not sure about that old boy.

[Luddite]

If money were no object, servicing/transport and parts available, which Classic Tank would you most love to own?

Just because its really THE iconic British WWII tank, it has to be the Churchill (an mark will do but for purity of untested design make it a Mk.I)

let me know if their is one that is your favorite and that will be counted too.

Hmmm...you know what, i don't think i really have a favourite.

IF pushed i'd say two; the German Tiger and the Russian T34, because these both represent almost perfectly the character of their respective nations and their attitudes to the war...