In case you're wondering, the Scud missile launcher is valued at least $300,000 and judging from the pictures, the missile is included. And, of course, the DUKW Amphibious Personnel Carrier.

Army M37 105mm Howitzer Motor Carriage, built in October 1945 by American Car & Foundry and a nearly 42-ton Scud missile launcher from back in the USSR. 'The majority of the collection remains drivable and usable and can be easily repurposed for private use.'Īmong the vehicles going on the block are a restored, fully drivable U.S. 'The Littlefield Collection boasts an impressive range of vehicles and represents points in history that appeal to a global audience beyond traditional military collectors,' says Ian Kelleher, Specialist, Auctions America, in a statement. Littlefield, the founder of the Military Vehicle Technology Foundation in California, a museum dedicated to the preservation of military vehicles. The items were part of a collection amassed over three decades by Jacques M. All told, 114 vehicles from World War I to the Gulf War will be up for grabs at the Auctions America event July 11-12. Those, and a lot of tanks, will be featured next month at an auction of military equipment at Portola Valley, Calif. Need a Soviet motorized launcher for your Scud missiles? Or a DUKW amphibious personnel carrier to take a shortcut to your lake house - through the lake? View Gallery: Tanks, missile launchers are part of military vehicle auction

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