Notes: 
During the first Persian Gulf War between Iran and Iraq in the 1980s, 
Iraq captured several Iranian Scorpion light tanks. 
In trade for some spare parts for its US-made vehicles, Iraq gave Jordan 
19 of the Scorpions.  (Iraq used 
older US equipment and vehicles, as she was a US ally until Saddam Hussein came 
into power.)  Jordan took the 
turrets off these vehicles and replaced them with a TOW II ATGM launcher.
 The engine is a Perkins 
Jaguar J60 Mk 100b 
4.2-litre 
gasoline engine, a variant of a sports car engine, which develops 195 
horsepower, giving this vehicle incredible agility and speed for a tracked 
vehicle. The usual Scorpion turret is removed and replaced by an elevating 
turntable for the TOW launcher, and the interior given over to a ground 
launcher, equipment, and ammunition storage. 
To the right of the launcher and gunner’s station is a commander’s 
position, with a pintle-mounted machinegun.
     Twilight 2000 
Story: These vehicles were rarely used outside of Jordan during the Twilight 
War, though some were used on the West Bank of the Jordan River against Israeli 
forces.  
     Merc 2000 Story: 
Jordan is marketing its modification to countries who want some more mobile TOW 
platforms.
| 
		
		Price | 
		
		Fuel Type | 
		
		Load | 
		
		Veh Wt | 
		
		Crew | 
		
		Mnt | 
		
		Night Vision | 
		
		Radiological | 
| 
		
		$77,801 | 
		
		G, A | 
		
		313 kg | 
		
		7 tons | 
		
		4 | 
		
		5 | 
		
		Passive IR (D, G) | 
		
		Enclosed | 
| 
		
		Tr Mov | 
		
		Com Mov | 
		
		Fuel Cap | 
		
		Fuel Cons | 
		
		Config | 
		
		Susp | 
		
		Armor | 
| 
		
		198/139 | 
		
		55/39/4 | 
		
		423 | 
		130 | 
		
		CiH | 
		
		T3 | 
		
		TF1  TS1 
		TR1  HF6 
		HS3  HR3 | 
| 
		
		Fire Control | 
		
		Stabilization | 
		
		Armament | 
		
		Ammunition | 
| 
		
		+2 | 
		
		None | 
		
		TOW II Launcher, MAG (C) | 
		
		9xTOW II ATGM, 3000x7.62mm |