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I'd love to. Unfortunately, although they are not expensive in parts, they do not give presents either. They know what they have and that there always will be some market for them somewhere on the world where they can ship it to, so no need to dump stuff for low prices.

And some Dutch DAF YB 626 6X6 diesel wreckers I had them uploaded by mistake to a different thread I was also responding to.

Made a visit again to buy some stuff. They had cleaned the yard and put all the trucks nice in line. The last but one pic shows the back of a line of Vans. At the end of that line, they have a few tank trucks (last pic).

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I posted on it in a separate thread, maybe more people have this problem or will get it later. Suggestions how to correct please post there. One I figure out how to correct it, I will check all my pictures and correct the problem.

:jumpin::jumpin: Some tools maybe? Or when you're busy anyway, why not take a yeep of the shelf?rofl

Most of the stuff goes on, often final destination is Afrika. They actually use an old bridge segment as loading ramp

fat lady singsfat lady sings Anybody for an Unimog, Faun Wrecker, or Magirus Deutz or two?

And oh boy, did they have a lot more to make you :drool::drool::drool:

Ok Went to Commerce for some info on the multi fuel oil problem I have (hope I had). I knew they had one laying around there. They did.

Meaning it can carry 12 ton (12,000 kg) or total is 12 ton? I need to tow a semi-trailer loaded with a small digging machine (shovel) weighing around 12 tons. Using a tractor configuration (M54), would the M270 be a good match for that or too light? What is the best configuration for this? In...

I'll ask for a price. They have some tank engines laying around as well, need one :wink:?

A strange duck in the pond. Which truck is this, and which trailer?

A normal and a few tracked wreckers. Anybody know what the latter are called?

As promised, some pictures of the REOMIE yard. These are two of the 3 or 4 rows of cars in front, the nice once, so to say.

This you really have to see. Two brothers, well in their seventies and early eighties, being quiet happy and friendly mayor players on the ex-military vehicle market. One of the brothers works under the name Commerce BV in the north of the netherlands, and does the Dutch and German surplus...