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 Ferret Scout Car...known as the "Field Mouse"

We 

love 

Ferrets! 

A superb vehicle with more fun potential than we can describe!

Key points: weighing in at 8000lbs with a top speed of 45 mph this baby is the business! Powered by a Rolls Royce engine and easy to drive, this is a popular vehicle for show enthusiasts, collectors and those who want to have something different! 

 

Vehicle: FV701 Ferret Scout Car
Crew: 2
Dimensions:
Length 12'7"
Width 6'3"
Height 6'2"
Weight 8000lbs
Armament: 7.62 machine gun
Speed: 45mph
Engine: Rolls Royce B60 (gasoline)
Trans: 5 speed pre-select

The most popular British Armored Vehicle imported to the USA! Built by Daimler Co. the Ferret has been in service since 1951. Driver sits center front with the gunner or commander right behind him. "Its like driving and armored go cart". Different variants available such as the Mk 2/3(Turret), the Mk1/2(fixed rectangular turret), the Mk1/1(no turret), other variants are harder to get. Turret takes a Browning or GPMG 30.cal machine gun. The Ferret like so many of the wheeled vehicles of the British Service comes with run-flat tires. Used in over 60 different countries, the "Field Mouse" was used by the commanders of tank crews to skirt around the battle field very quickly. Ferrets are popular also because they are easy to transport as they are so lightweight. Street legal. Also to note like the Saracen, Saladin and Fox, the 5 speed transmission has 5 speeds in forward and reverse. Seating arrangements vary from 2 crew to seating 4 with fold down seats on each side of the hull next to the gunner. The 2 crew model usually has ammo containers in place of the seats.

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