Photo of the concept car ULTRA AP based on the Ford F-350
Photo of the concept car ULTRA AP based on the Ford F-350
Video: Photo of the concept car ULTRA AP based on the Ford F-350
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The US military has unveiled a concept for a combat vehicle that combines new blast deflection technology and safety features from commercially available NASCAR trucks and race cars. The vehicle is based on the monocoque body of a Ford F-350 truck and is named ULTRA AP (Armored Patrol). Its creators have combined some of the latest advances in vehicle protection with the agility and safety features of a “finished” truck to develop a concept vehicle that could one day replace the well-known Humvee on the battlefield.
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