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==Surviving vehicles==

Altogether 14 prototypes and test beds were built, two made of mild steel. Some of them have survived in museums and can still be visited today.

===American prototypes===
* One prototype is located in the [[Anniston Army Depot]] in [[Anniston, Alabama]].
* Another prototype, as well as a prototype of the XM803, is located in the Armor Museum Restoration Yard at [[Fort Benning]], Georgia.
* A mild steel prototype in bad condition could be seen in the Military Museum of Southern New England in [[Danbury, Connecticut]] until October 2019. Following the closure of the museum, it was sold for scrap metal. Only the turret remains.

===German prototypes===
* One prototype is located in the [[German Tank Museum|Deutsches Panzermuseum Munster]]
* Another is located in the [[wmde:Wehrtechnische Studiensammlung Koblenz|Wehrtechnische Studiensammlung Koblenz]]

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File:Aberdeen proving grounds 037.JPG|MBT-70 at Aberdeen Proving Ground
File:MBT70Koblenz.JPG|Kampfpanzer 70 at Koblenz
File:MBT-70 Danbury, CT.jpg|MBT-70 pilot #2 at Danbury, Connecticut
File:XM803 surrogate at the Armor and Cavalry Collection.jpg|XM803 surrogate at the [[Armor and Cavalry Collection]], Fort Benning, Georgia, made from the MBT-70 and M60 parts.
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