What's your bug out vehicle?

[wareagle]

So what's your bug out vehicle.

Mine is a 2000 Land Cruiser setup for expedition travel. Setup with 33" ATs, ARB bull bar, Warn M8000, Hella 4000 HIDs, IPFs, Old Man Emu 3" coils with N100/N101 shocks, Man-a-Fre 30mm coil spacers, Ironman torsion bars & snorkel, on-board CO2, www.BumpitOffroad.com diff drop/ skids / belly plate/ rock sliders /rear bumper / spare tire carrier, and SURCO low profile safari rack.

Here's an unimpressive driveway pic. Can't see the storm and trail body rework.

Edited February 24, 2013 by wareagle

[austin7.62]

1963 Chevy C10!

I plan on buying a full size Bronco or a K5 this summer.

Edited February 24, 2013 by austin7.62

[tennessee01tacoma]

2001 Tacoma 2.5" lift on 285x75r16 tires, custom rock sliders, Yakima mega load warrior that mounts above the bed, hopefully front bumper and winch to come this summer.

 

Couple of pictures from windrock in august '12

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here's a close up of my rock sliders.  For anyone interested I know a good fab guy in knoxville who can make just about anything I gave him a picture and we came up with a couple of changes and here's the final product.

 

Edited February 26, 2013 by tennessee01tacoma

[knox]

My 2010 Toyota Corolla  :rock:

[nightrunner]

Currently a 99 suburban 4x4. Plan on finding a crew cab truck though, just works better for my purpose.

[orientalexpress]

I currently have a yj wrangler. I'd like to find something carbeurated that doesn't use a computer.

[Parrothead]

Here she is. I will put some AT tires on it shortly.

 

[Murgatroy]

Here is a crappy pic of Penelope the Pig hauling my project car Chaos.

 

2000 Ford Explorer. 

 

She is a good truck.

 

[Mike.357]

Scrambler 500 4x4 and battle trailer.   No pics, operational security and all yanno

[wareagle]

Too bad. Battle trailer....I need one of those. ;)

[1morethan8]

It would need to be very bad before I "bug out"! But, if I had to leave I would go in the Jeep. And if I had to carry more stuff, I would use the off road trailer hooked to it. I would think a bug out vehicle would need to be 4WD because some roads may be blocked? It needs to be a vehicle that is highly maneuverable in tight places and even if I needed to use the off road trailer, it would still go where pickups would have a hard time. The trailer has a special hitch and had to have "limits" built to match the Rubicon maneuverability, the hitch doesn't bind in any direction.

 

 

 

[Will Carry]

A 1997 Toyota Corolla with 200K miles.

[bigtruuck]

love that hitch. look like it would tow better than a standard ball coupler and less play with the same manuvibility as a pintle hook.

[Johnny Rotten]

Here's your bug out trailer, http://www.drash.com/Default.aspx ,I supply trailer components for those trailers, we had a RD trailer in our shop couple yrs back, it cost our goverment $150k.

[Chadastrophic]

2003 Corvette ZO6 with the speed limiter removed. :-)

[enfield]

I'm walkin'

[Erik88]

That Land Cruiser is SICK!!!

 

 

Sadly it will be my 2012 Toyota Rav4. The only upside is that it has a lot more cargo space than one would imagine and gets about the best gas mileage one could get from an SUV.I get around 23 MPG city and 28 highway. I only wish the gas tank was a little bigger.

 

 

In the next year or two I plan on buying either a used Jeep Wranger or perhaps an old Tacoma. 4x4 trucks are not easy to find in Florida though.

[Guest nra37922]

Could say whatever the non-gun owner was driving but I won't.

[AU_88]

Let's see if this works... This was my project daily driver for over ten years.

 

http://i1209.photobucket.com/albums/cc399/alleyre86/Discovery/DSCN0892.jpg

 

http://i1209.photobucket.com/albums/cc399/alleyre86/Discovery/DSCN0891.jpg

Edited February 24, 2013 by AU_88

[jcoosi]

Right now 03 f250 but plan on picking up a Jeep Wrangler this summer

[LI0NSFAN]

I am going to get me a big snow plow and modify the dump area for seating and storage. It seems like all the end of days movies have snow plows in them.

[NRA]

nothing computer controlled, points and all

 

[KaNuckles]

99 dodge ram. 360 4x4 x-cab. Currently set up on 35's. But I may be setting it back down.

[hlb14]

I hope to find an old military surplus K5 blazer with a 6.2L diesel one day, for now an extended cab 4wd silverado fits the bill

[Will H]

we tend to try to keep our options open as both possible autos provide advantages over the other.  Our primary bug out would be our 2005 Chevy Trailblazer with low tow gear and 4wd.

 

 

I feel pretty confident that it would make it thru a good amount of stuff...  However with the tow gear it gets about 17mpg....

 

 

Depending on what is going on a camel car could be more desirable to cover as much road as possible.  For this we have a 2008 chevy cobalt XFE modded for mpg.  I average about 44 mpg in this car.

 

 

It just depends on what is needed at the time...