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British Ferret Scout Car

The Ferret is an armored 4x4 vehicle designed for road and cross country use.
The primary role of the Ferret was reconnaissance.
Over 4400 Ferrets were manufactured by Daimler LTD, UK,  between 19522 to 1971.
There are 16 variants of the Ferret that were produced.  The different variants, indicated by the Mark number assigned, differed in many way.
The vehicle is of an all welded steel construction.  Power is provided by a Roll Royce B60 series in-line 6 cylinder petrol engine.
The suspension is fully independent with a coil spring and hydraulic damper at each wheel.  The brakes are hydraulic.

Specs:
Engine:
Rolls Royce B60 in-line six cylinder
Transmission: preselect 5 speed
Top Speed: 60mph  (93kph)
Weight (empty):
8120 lbs
Height: 6 ft 2 in.
Length:
12 ft 7 in.
Width:
6 ft 3 in.
Electrical Sys:
24 volt (2-12 volt batteries in hull)
Tire Size:
9.00X16 Run Flat

 

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