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MILWEB Ltd.

I'm often asked, where one can buy a real Kettenkrad. To buy a Kettenkrad is not an easy job but here is one source, where you can start your search:

Milweb, run by Nigel Hay, is the biggest marketplace for all kinds of historic military vehicles. Here are sometimes Kettenkrads for sale.

Have a look at "Classifieds". Most Kettenkrads were offered in the "Motorcycles & Bicycles" section.

The website is well worth a visit if you are looking for any historic military vehicle to buy.

Websites from private persons or clubs:

	DISG e.V. Homepage of the DISG, the "Deutsche Interessengemeinschaft Schwimm- und Geländefahrzeuge". This is the club for German military vehicles till 1945.
	Doug's Heavy Metal Gallery You can read more about the Kettenkrad and many other military vehicles on this huge website, run by Douglas Greville from Broken Hill, NSW, Australia. The focus on this website is on the private ownership of armo(u)red and tracked vehicles.
	Kettenkrad.com The Kettenkrad USA website. Run by Phil Ulzheimer from Maryland, USA. He just bought an own Kettenkrad and is now very busy in the scene. He runs a register of existing Kettenkrad serial numbers.
	MVPA Online Homepage of the "Military Vehicle Preservation Society", the big American MV club.
	MFHF Homepage of the MFHF, the Swedish historic MV Club
	Solent Overlord Executive English club for historic military vehicles. Organizers of the annual OVERLORD SHOW at Horndean, near Portsmouth/Southampton.
	Panther Braunschweig Homepage Sorry, this website is not about the Panzerkampfwagen V, it is about the bicycles and motorcycles from the German brand Panther, which were produced in my hometown Braunschweig.

Museum's websites: (With GOOGLE EARTH or MAPS LIVE placemarks!)

	Deutsches Panzermuseum Munster (D) This museum at Munster in Northern Germany is well worth a visit, if you are over here. The huge collection shows arms, armo(u)r and vehicles from a century of German army history and especially the German tank troops. Address: Hans Krueger-Str. 33, 29633 Munster Munster without Umlaut!! Don't change by mistake with Münster!). The location of the museum in satellite view: Panzermuseum Munster (GOOGLE EARTH Special software required!) Panzermuseum Munster (MAPS LIVE. No special software required) Opening times: 01. March until 30. November Tuesday to Sunday 10.00 - 18.00 o'clock (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.) Closed on Mondays. Last Admission 17.00 o'clock (5 p.m.) On bank holidays open on Mondays, too. Admission: € 5,- (Adult)
	Wehrtechnische Studiensammlung Koblenz (D) The Wehrtechnische Studiensammlung at Koblenz is an official collection of the German army, the Bundeswehr. It was founded in 1962 and shows a lot of German arms, armo(u)r and vehicles from WW2 until today. On display is the prototype of the "NSU Gebirgskarette", a small full tracked vehicle, which should become the post war successor of the Kettenkrad. It never went into production. The location of the museum in satellite view: WTS Koblenz (GOOGLE EARTH Special software required!) WTS Koblenz (MAPS LIVE. No special software required) Open all the year daily from 9:30 - 16:30 o'clock (9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) (Closed on Rosenmontag and from 24. December to 01. January) Admission: € 1.50, Soldiers free.
	Arsenalen, Strängnäs, (S) In Strängnäs (Sweden, around 50 miles west from Stockholm) a new museum for historic military vehicles is built. It merges three swedish collections of historic military vehicles. They just started building the new museum. Have a look on their website to see the progress.
	The Tank Museum at Bovington (GB) The tank museum at Bovington (GB) is really worth a visit. May be this is the biggest collection of armoured vehicles in the world. Also many German vehicles on display, including the only running TIGER tank worldwide, a KING TIGER and a Kettenkrad! The Kettenkrad on display was in poor condition and it looks like it is no longer on public display. May be it is under restoration? (February 2009) Admission: £ 11.00 (= around € 12.50 England is expensive...)