Unic P107 Bu – French Artillery Tractor Half Track


The P107 halftrack was developed by Citroën with use of the Kégresse patent The Kégresse patent used a flexible rubber band instead of interlocking metal parts which formed a track. Citroën bankruptcy made way for Unic to take over and fabricate the P107. 308 units were made by Unic.

Unic P107 Bu – French Artillery Tractor Half Track - photo 2014
Unic P107 Bu – French Artillery Tractor Half Track – photo 2014
Unic P107 Bu – French Artillery Tractor Half Track - photo 2014
Unic P107 Bu – French Artillery Tractor Half Track – photo 2014
Unic P107 Bu – French Artillery Tractor Half Track - photo 2014
Unic P107 Bu – French Artillery Tractor Half Track – photo 2014
Unic P107 Bu – French Artillery Tractor Half Track - photo 2014
Unic P107 Bu – French Artillery Tractor Half Track – photo 2014

2 thoughts on “Unic P107 Bu – French Artillery Tractor Half Track

Joe Peterson on

is that a secondary fuel tank on the front bumper area or something else? Where are the fuel tank(s)?

Patrick @(Joe Peterson) on

It is a roller to push the vehicle up on uneven terrain, the normal bumper would dig itself into the earth but the roller pushes it up. We have not been able to see where the fuel tank is located, we expect it to be somewhere in the chassis.

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