HELP RESTORE THE ONLY KNOWN
COLD WAR FORD M151 ENTAC MISSILE CARRIER
Why Is It Important?
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Delivered to the U.S. Army in May 1962
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Equipped with the French-designed ENTAC guided missile system
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Part of a program that existed for only a few short years
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Believed to be the only surviving example of its kind
The ENTAC system served as the Army's interim anti-tank missile before the development of the TOW missile system. Few were built, and almost none survived.
Restoration Progress
Thanks to years of collecting parts, the museum has $9k of parts have already been acquired, including:
✔ New tires and tubes
✔ Suspension components
✔ Paint supplies
✔ Numerous hard-to-find M151 parts
The museum is accepting donations to help fund this project, which is expected to cost between $10K and $15K to complete. Your donation will help fund:
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Media blasting
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Welding and fabrication supplies
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Primer, filler, and paint materials
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Electrical and wiring restoration
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Carburetor rebuilding
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ENTAC launcher restoration
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Production display components
Donations can also be mailed to:
MIMTHS, PO Box 137
Eastpointe, MI 40821
Make checks payable to MIMTHS
