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Seems a bit silly, the amount of armour on most WW2 tanks is trivial to penetrate for nearly anything made post-WW2.

But quite sufficient for anything not military currently being used, e.g. by police.

So was the Killdozer though.

> That's why the Tank Museum in Munster is the only museum in Germany where you can see tanks without modifications

That can't be right, there's also the Militärhistorisches Museum der Bundeswehr in Dresden.

Yeah, I know. And still some years ago the Army did an engine revision on that particular tank. Through official channels and properly invoiced. Not saying that owning a tank is good, bit having thousands of rounds of ammo might be more critical. I'd have to look up the details so to be sure.