Inkas drops the first pack of armor for the Land Cruiser of the 250 series on the market
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by Brad Anderson
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- Inkas has developed an armor package for “high -risk individuals” at the origin of the new Land Cruiser.
- The entire Toyota passenger cell can withstand gunshots and grenade explosions.
- A multitude of other options are also available, including reinforced bumpers and a mermaid.
With the Toyota Land Cruiser on sale in the United States, it was just a matter of time before a specialist in the secondary market built a armored version of the new 250 series. This moment has now come, and the company is Inkas. The company based in Toronto offers armor packages for many cars and SUVs and their Land Cruiser hardened is one of the first to arrive on the market.
If you drive in a current Land Cruiser and need protection against external threats, that’s all. According to Inkas, their package has been designed for “high -risk individuals”, but could also suit the police, businesses and government officials.
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All Land Cruiser’s passenger cells have been improved, providing protection against rifle fire and grenades. Inkas has also installed military quality ballistic glass and an armored door overlap to ensure that no ammunition enters the door seams. An armored armored partition increases safety more, as is a armor enclosure for the fuel tank and wired tires.
More options are also available. Customers can choose to wrap the engine bay in armor, a fire suppression system and even an escape hatch on the roof. Regarding toys on board, a night vision camera, a mermaid / pa system, LED stroboscopic lamps, heavy wheels, reinforced bikes and an oxygen filtration system should make you covered.
One of the strengths of the New Land Cruiser of Inkas is that he looks like an ordinary Land Cruiser. This means that the owners will be able to blend into the crowd rather than getting out like a painful thumb and attracting unwanted attention, which supposes, is a good thing when you have “external threats” to fear.
