Stephen Morris, bateria de New Order es coleccionista de tanques

Stephen Morris, batería de New Order es coleccionista de tanques
Stephen Morris, New Order's drums is a tanks collector

Los famosos pueden tener la suerte de coleccionar cosas de los más originales o caras, pero Stephen Morris el bateria de New Order le ha dado por coleccionar nada menos que TANQUES!

Según el, una tanque es más fácil que conseguir coches antiguos.

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The celebrities are lucky to collect things of the most original or expensive, but the battery has given New Order in collecting just TANKS!

He has said, a tank is easier than getting the old cars.

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New Order drummer Stephen Morris: I keep a tank in my shed
Interviews
Apr 15, 2015
Stephen Morris
In this week's My Peccadillo, New Order drummer Stephen Morris reveals why he drives a tank...

I didn’t want a tank. I wanted a classic 1947 Bristol in pearl blue, a true work of automotive art. But Gillian, my wife and partner, said it smelt of 1947, and this was before austerity became fashionable.

When we heard about a tank for sale, she said: “You can drive me about in this.” It was just after New Order released Republic in 1993. My rock star credentials were low, so I became the proud owner of an Abbot Self-Propelled Gun.

I have four military vehicles including an amphibious Ferret armoured car and an armoured personnel carrier. I keep them in my shed, which I had to extend.

It is a good way for our kids to make friends: “My dad has a tank.” My mistake was to park one outside our house. The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award turned up, then the Cub Scouts, and I got tank groupies – ex-military men with ‘My Other Car is a Tank’ bumper stickers.

If you have a driving licence, you have a provisional tracked vehicle licence. So you’re completely unsafe but legal to drive a tank. You’d think they’d be good in mud but I end up driving through walls, which is fun but annoys our neighbours.

My bandmates think it’s a useless hobby. But driving a tank, you’re aware of the danger. By the time you park, you are just happy to have survived.