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.




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