Restoration project currently available at BAIV. Start of our journey of restoration and bringing back the Chaffee a life. Chaffee is for 95% complete and an unique example. Unique due to the fact that it is a very early model which was for sure active in the battle of Europe. This M24 Chaffee was built by Massey-Harris, which are far more rare the ones built by Cadillac.
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Restoration project availabe: Barn find; 100% original, untouched and very low operational hours (only 22!). It requires a full restoration (currently not driving) but it is a very good base and almost 100% complete. Original, very low mileage, straight from the factory, untouched;
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Very original with many of the rare original IHC parts, like the radiator and expansion type, they have the screwed pressure cap (threaded). It’s an older restoration but is a perfect runner and driver. Armor is original but has been cut but from the outside very well repaired and not visible. Tracks are made in the 80’s (made in Isreal) and are known to be very good. Vehicle will be serviced before delivery. Would be a great vehicle to participate / commemorate with during the 75th anniversary of d-day
Master piece of German Post War Tank Technology in superb condition and ready to roll. In our US warehouse: ONLY ONE LEFT! This is the tank were real tank enthusiast have been waiting for a long time!
Halftrack M5A1 International delivered on February 12th 1943 and some time ago found on a scrap yard in France and currently in our workshop. Become the owner of an incredible piece of living military armoured history and let it being restored exclusively for you by our dedicated team.
Landing Vehicle Tracked Model 4, Amphibious Armored Personnel Carrier! Recently BAIV discovered this very rare vehicle and is up for sale including a partial restoration at our workshop.
Halftrack White M2A1#278565#USA4037245-S. Become the owner of an incredible piece of living military armoured history and let it being restored exclusively for you by our dedicated team.
Very reliable runner, The vehicle has a 12 Volt electrical and charging system and comes with nice options such as a heating system, canvas and is Dutch road registered (DZ-16-55) . Fantastic to drive and a valuable investment.
Very reliable runner, The vehicle has a 12 Volt electrical and charging system and comes with nice options such as a heating system, canvas and is Dutch road registered (DZ-16-55) . Fantastic to drive and a valuable investment.
Overhauled original tracks WW-II tracks worked performed in 2018 with new rubber bands. Would be excellent vehicle to bring to Normandy 2019! This Weasel is very original and comes with many correct details.
Older patina restoration very reliable runner. Moreover fantastic to drive and a valuable investment. Dutch road registered (BE-43-76). Chassis Nr. 82008523
This M45 Quadmount is very good patina condition and complete. Just needs to TLC (Tender Love and Care). One of the tires is repaired as you can see on the pictures and the other tire is post war. Only missing items are the Briggs&Straton generator and the batteries.
In very nice operational condition. Recently fully serviced. Many small details and very good runner. The best British tank in WW-II (Tiger killer). 17 Pdr. gun is still live. Gun (barrel currently not installed due to exhibition purposes) can be de-militarized at customer’s request.
In need of some restoration, currenlty we are recompleting this old girl.
This specific example was one of the many which was, most probably, active in British Service. Therefore the “unditching” roller and skate rail were removed. After WW-II it was deployed by the Belgium Police (Belgische Rijkswacht) were it remain in service till the seventies. In the late eighties / early nineties it was completely restored and rebuilt by a Belgium Collector. Engine was replaced by a ‘fresh’ N.O.S. completely rebuilt example (Hercules JDX 6-cylinder inline gasoline engine of 110 horsepower). During restoration the entire vehicle has been taken apart until the last bolt and nut. This very nice tidy vehicle comes however with the original WW-II UNCUT armour. The vehicle is great fun to drive and fits in most garages.
Nice GMC CCKW 353 A2 with the proper and stronger banjo type axles instead of the split axles. Untouched vehicle is in absolute great condition, drives and has a working tipper. Unique patina vehicle. Built in 21 December 1944 and after the war used by the Dutch military. Dutch road registered (DZ-59-31).
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SOLD, VT-34 CW34 is fully operable and in good running and driving condition.
This older patina restoration is in great running condition. Comes with nice options such as original WW-II heating system, canvas, all original gauges and switches, siren, map reading table, original leather seats, pioneer tools etc. Dutch road registered (DH-36-GL)
This Dodge D15 was one of these CMP’s from which only a small quantity have survived. Due to the fact that this is a tipper configuration it is a very rare vehicle which makes it very collectable!
Highest score in KTR originality check! Therefore an excellent and outstanding bike which should be in your collection! Since its restoration it has been used very limited and was always well maintained. Has a Dutch road registration.
This Studebaker M29C Weasel was used after the war by Swedish army and is therefore “Bandvagn M/48” Configurated. The Swedish army bought weasels after WWII to use, and this is one of them. Not many M48 are left today in original condition. Vehicle is in good running condition. Restoration level: Class B. Vehicle is recently fully serviced. Fuel tanks is installed in the rear to add a co-driver seat in the front. Weasel is equiped with postwar rubber tracks.
Excellent runner, recently fully serviced and great fun to drive! Included in the delivery are a typical Normandy Wire Cutter, very rare!!! Pedestal M24A2 and all canvas. Vehicle is Dutch road registered (BE-25-85)
Over 1,200 hrs. have been invested in the restoration to bring this truck back to its former glory. Therefore an absolute must in a serious collection of British Military Trucks and Tourers. Without any doubt the best on the market!
This Ford F15A is a survivor which was used it the area in Breda after the war. It was restored in the nineties by a Dutch collector. Engine is a Flat head V8 Ford Koln Moreover it is equipped with a very rare cardan winch.
Nowadays it’s a very popular classic military vehicle and comfortable to drive.
This specific example was produced in August 1944 at Cushman Motorworks with Manufactures No. 33048. with matching Cart!
The M151 was the successor to the Korean War M38 and M38A1 jeep and this one the M151 A2 is in a very nice condition.
This older restoration is in good running condition. It is painted in a REME configuration as being used in Tunisia in 1942. This Dingo comes with all correct details and many accessories such as an original British No. 19 wireless set, Jack, ammo and petrol bins, etc. The vehicle is restored in The Netherlands in the early nineties. Comes with Dutch road registration licence AH-51-42.
Very rare and unique find! Needs some Tender Love and Care however this is a very unique item which should be in the collection of a serious GMC owner.
This Tilly is nearly finished but 1,050 hours have already been invested in the restoration process. This Tilly Comes with all correct details such as foldable rear seats, oil filled air filter, key-less ignition switch, closed wheels, pressed steel grille with horizonal louvers, foot pump, jack & spanners, canvas etc. Therefore an absolute must in a serious collection of British Military Tourers
This older patina restoration is in good running condition. It has its original markings as being used in the war in Europe in 1944 / 1945 as being used as a support vehicle for the 40 Tank Battalion. This Weasel is very original and comes with many correct details. The vehicle is restored in The Netherlands in the nineties.
This version was used for maintenance and repair activities at maintenance depots, airfields etc. Lifting capacity of the hand operated chain hoist was 3 tons
The Vehicle is very useful and practical for every MV collector. Moreover the short GMC is very comfortable to drive.
This 1940 6×6 wrecker military truck, closed cab is a very early model with civil dashboard. The earliest known survivor world-wide. Serial number: 331.
It has a Hercules RXC 6 cylinder gasoline engine with 131 bhp. The transmission is a 4-speed forward and 1 reverse manual transmission. The wrecker is fitted with a 2-speed transfer case, front PTO . The winch has a lifting capacity of 10 tons.
WC63 Truck, Cargo and Personnel Carrier, 1½ ton, 6×6 G507. This is without any doubt the best example currently available on the market. This specific example was imported in The Netherlands in the late 1970’s by the, in these days, famous company Den Otter (Dordrecht Yard). Since than fully overhauled and serviced.
Original WW-II 8 ton trailer, full, low-bed 8 ton. Corps of Engineers U.S. Army, very rare with original data plate. U.S. regisration: W 0252133. built on 10 November 1942 by Fruehauf trailer CO Detroit Michican. In unrestored but complete condition.
In absolute superb unrestored condition, all equipment belonging to the vehicle is present. This vehicle is ex Swiss army. Will be delivered with a set of original data plates.
Barn find: Ford GP. Date of delivery 25th April 1941. Has matching number of chasis and engine with the original data plates. Comes with spare parts.
This halftrack is in excellent and original condition. Restoration level: Class A. Armour is 100% original and uncut. All parts used for the restoration are genuine WW-II parts. Tracks are used but a set of new tracks is included in the purchase price. It is completely stowed just as it was seventy years ago and ready for combat. Many small items are there even snow chains, radio- intercom set, hull compass, all canvas (also original WW-II) etc. etc.. Too much to be listed! This historic beauty is a musthave for a serious collector of WW-II armour!
Built as a Centaur tank in 1943 and converted to a Centaur Dozer in 1944 This is an opportunity to purchase an extremely rare and fun 2nd WW vehicle.Read More
This Second World War searchlight manufactured by General Electric is 60 inch (152.4 cm) in diameter with rhodium plated parabolic mirrors, re-flecting a carbon arc discharge. Peak output is 800,000,000 candela. It is powered by a 15 kW generator and has an effective beam visibility of 28 to 35 miles (45 to 56 km) in clear low humidity. Delivered with a spare set of carbon arcs.
This Sexton (Hull No. 48) was built by the Montreal Locomotive Works in 1943. Active duty in WW-II and after the war vehicle remain in British service. Ended its active Army life in Portsmouth. Recently it was complete overhauled and serviced.
This 1943 4×4 military South African Mk IV Reconnaissance car, better known as Marmon-Herrington Armoured Car, is an armoured vehicle that’s produced in South Africa and adopted by the British Army during World War II. This is a very rare armoured car, only 4 known running survivors left worldwide.
The vehicle runs and drives perfect. Has been fully overhauled and rebuilt in 2000 by the MOD and is in excellent technical condition.
This ‘Meat chopper’ is in great optical condition.
And… can be towed behind your jeep!
The XXI U-boot had 2 of these electric motors build by Siemens-Schuckert AG in 1944 beside the normal engines. The main advantage of the electric engines was that the U-boot could not be detected if the rotation speed was 122 per minute for both propellers. These engines made the U-boot extremely quiet, at noise level of 72dB which was absolutely remarkable
Coming soon: This M5 got a different job after the war in the Netherlands till 1971. Currently it is in need of some restoration but it’s in a very good shape and also very complete.
Ford M8 has be resotred in the past months to a fully running vehicle and participated Rhe Final Push in April 2015. Unique opportunity to buy this very rare piece of WW-II Armour which is one of the most desirable and practicable armoured cars to have and drive!
M5 is in running condition with original red diamond engine. This makes it a proper base for a good restoration. We can supply all needed parts, eg we currently also reproduce the rear armor.
The Comet is in very good condition due to the favourable storage conditions in Finland. Which makes it an ideal restoration project. In the years we have sourched and gathered all missing parts needed for the restoration.
This engine is very comple and including the General Motors (2 ranges forward, 1 reverse) gearbox and has been renovated in August 1989 by the “Fahreuginstandsetzungswerk”in Ichendorf Germany.
M8 is 8159, build in May 1944 registration number USA 6041062-S. Read More
This Diamond was delivered in March 1942 (Production number 0427) by the Diamond Motor Company. After WO-ll it was used by the French Army and totatty overhauled at the Entablisement de Reserve General du Material de Mains (4th Echelons Repair) in June 1961. Read More
This Halftrack was built in July 1943 by the Autocar Motor Company as M3. It was registered by the US Army under Nr. USA 4065552/S and was for sure active in the WW-II. This halftrack is a very good and original condition. Armour is with exception of 2 plates 100% original and uncut. Tracks are WW-II. Even the tires are the original Firestone WW-II Combat tires.
The vehicle runs and drives perfect and is
• Fully overhauled and rebuilt
• Well maintained (press the button and ready to go),
• Excellent technical condition,
• New tracks, brakes etc.
• Comes fully serviced including operation and maintenance manuals.
Absolutely superb
fully overhauled Harley
Davidson Model WLA May 1943 USA 674837
This vehicle was built in February 1942 (Hull nr. 63A2438) under Contract No. 94TM46456
British Rootes Group in Coventry. The Humber Armoured Car was basically a combin Karrier KT 4 artillery tractor chassis and the armoured body of the Guy Armoured Car.
This vehicle was built in 1942 in Chicago by Diamond T Motor Car Company. This vehicle was introduced in 1941 ans was deliverd first with a closed cab (969) and after 1943 as an open cab (969A-969B). It’s job was to lift and tow disabled vehicles it even was capable of moving the heaviest tanks in service.
This GMC is fully overhauled and in very good running and fully operational condition.
Delivered early 1943 it was sent to Europe to support the Allied Air forces in their campaign against Germany. Af
Manufacturer: Pressed Steel Car Company located in south Chicago (called Hegewisch Station). This vehicle was delivered in December 1944 (Hull nr. 4393)It was vehicle 604 in Series 1 (December 1944). In total 826 Priests are produced. The drive line of the M7B1 is identical to the Sherman M4A3. Engine used was also the Ford GAA.
Clark tructractor CT.40
USA 81425 / Date of Delivery 06-43
This halftrack is in very good running and fully operational condition. It has very good tracks and road
wheels. It will be delivered including Maxon turret.