The body was built on the hood scheme, protecting the engine box-hood. The frontal projection was covered with a rectangular sheet, the sides of which were bent back. In the frontal sheet there were six small windows, in front of which were small guards. This design was to ensure the supply of air to the radiator and at the same time protect it from shelling. Rectangular sides contacted the frontal part. From above, the engine was covered with a flat cover, which could be raised to access the engine. According to some information, the regular light hood of the Mors car remained under the armor cover.