Still running
Sixty years old and still running. You have to respect that. Even with the budget for a new one I would buy this.
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A 1958 design, refurbished. Repainted, engine overhauled, tracks replaced. The paperwork does not state how many previous owners it has had, though the estimate is more than four. Delivered in working order. There is no guarantee it will remain in working order, but so far it always has.
| Type | (NATO designation) | is_vehicle = yes |
|---|---|
| Origin | Soviet Union |
| In service | 1948–present | designer = |
| Number built | 96,500–100,000+ est., including: |
| Length | 9.00 m with gun forward |
| Crew | 4 | armour = |
| Model year | 1958 design, 1971 hull |
| Mileage | The odometer stopped in 1994 |
| Engine | Overhauled, running |
| Paint | Freshly done |
| Previous owners | Unknown. Several. |
| Air conditioning | None |
| Inspection report | Not carried out |
The first 6 rows are real figures from the Wikipedia infobox. The rows below them are not.
Collected from the seller's address. Transport by low-loader is recommended; driving it home on its own tracks is slow and hard on the asphalt.
Sixty years old and still running. You have to respect that. Even with the budget for a new one I would buy this.
I do not start it, it just sits there. The neighbours were unhappy for a week and then got used to it.
It is not in the listing, but it drinks five hundred litres per hundred kilometres. Do the maths before you buy.
Can I find spare parts?
Hesitant Buyer
Seller's answerMore than a hundred thousand were built. Parts are everywhere, and in some countries they are sitting in gardens.
Do I need a licence?
Young Buyer
Seller's answerIt depends on your jurisdiction. In most countries yes; in some the question has never been addressed.
Would you take a trade-in?
Owner of a Tractor
Seller's answerWe would consider it. Tell us the model year of the tractor.

Better than the one it replaced, which is a low bar.

I read the reviews, bought it anyway, and the reviews were right.

My accountant has questions I cannot answer.

Arrived late. The product itself is fine.

Solid. The paperwork around it, less so.

Works. That is a complete review in this category.

Bought it, no regrets, no strong feelings either.

Solid. The paperwork around it, less so.
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