in_chi_lah_cpc_-_used.pdf

The In'chi'lah Civilian Patrol Cruiser (CPC)was built by OCR Industries on Thengin for local use. It's name takes from a distortion of ancient Lakota meaning “angel” important to the Thengin culture.

While built as a civilian vehicle, it was designed to replace its cargo module with space for a light autocannon. This gives the In'chi'lah limited fire power, but without the capacity for reloading. With two crew (driver and gun) there is only space for four other passengers. Four gun ports on top and bottom allow passengers to use personal weapons as well, allowing for stunners to be used.

Its dynamic form in a compact size made the CPC popular in a second hand market for travallers, as it packed a lot into a small frame. This actually lead to a non-governmental model being sold without the autocannon, but aftermarket modifications were common.

This particular used CPC has a few modification by the previous owner increasing its over all cost somewhat. This includes a reinstalled turret with a light autocanno. It is in excellent condition, so the asking price is only 10% less than new.