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You obviously didn't read the article. And the main thing. Right now I'm in the active process of polishing it up, getting my license and documents. This will

• galago 12y ago
  I'll take my down votes I guess, but the road trip I would love to take wouldn't be in an antique military vehicle.
  • redacted 12y ago
    It is strange you are forced to purchase obsolete Russian military vehicles before you could take a road trip! I don't think we have to in Australia, nor in many EU countries.
  • galago 12y ago
    Probably the coolest antique military vehicle available for $9k USD, depending upon where you live, would be one or more horses.
  • eps 12y ago
    To each his own.
• srcmap 12y ago
  How does one get a license to drive an armored vehicle?
  • pandaman 12y ago
    There are different classes of licenses in Russia (as well as many other countries). To drive a vehicle over 3500 kg but with less than 8 seats and no trailer you need a C-class license. My father got one some time ago - it's pretty much the same process as a car license (B-class) only you take driving lessons and the test on a truck.
  • PeterisP 12y ago
    To drive a wheeled heavy vehicle, you'd need the same category licence as for driving a heavy truck (the legal requirements are based on weight and number of seats). To drive a tracked vehicle, there are separate licences; but quite a few farmers have them for moving their tractors through roads.
  • zv 12y ago
    By declaring it as tractor.