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Pickup trucks are very common pre-War vehicles in the Mojave Wasteland and Zion Canyon.
Characteristics
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These vehicles at one time had a traditional gasoline powered engine (hence the jerrycan on both sides and the double exhaust pipe) which seems to have been retrofitted with some type of nuclear turbine system. There will occasionally be a container in the bed, normally a suitcase or a crate of some sort.
LocationsEdit
They can be found littering the roads and parking lots of the Mojave Wasteland.
NotesEdit
- In the Mojave, they all have the same license plate, which is "J4M35M"; in Zion, their plate number is 000 000.
- In New Vegas, similarly to patrol vehicles, they do not explode when shot at.
- The trucks in Zion do not have the nuclear turbine conversion on them, unlike their Mojave and Commonwealth counterparts.
- If any real-life logic is followed, the truck would had to be retrofitted with a nuclear engine, because it would not be possible (or make much sense) to have a vehicle from the 1950s to be produced with a nuclear motor stock. The same applies to the death car.
AppearancesEdit
Pickup trucks appear in Fallout: New Vegas and Honest Hearts.
Behind the scenesEdit
- The pickup truck that appears in Fallout: New Vegas bears a striking resemblance to the 1950's style Ford F Series, the Chevrolet Advance Design, and the Dodge C Series pickup trucks made shortly after World War II.
- "J4M35M" is leet for "James M", a reference to the Environment Artist James Melilli.
GalleryEdit
Zion's ranger truck
