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Bugged about my Bug Out Vehicle Options - Pickup Truck or SUV?

Scratching my head here on bug out vehicle options for emergency bugging out situations. You never know when you might have to abandon Dodge and hit the ...

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Vic Ants commented on 05 Nov 2015

Look, if there is gunfire, the last thing you should be worried about is your pets! Unless, your dog is trained or trainable you have no valid reason to risk your life for pets. Sure save them if you can but if it's life or death, pets are not the priority. I love animals but we Americans have somehow gone anal about our pets! Some of us value pets more than our fellow man and that's just insane! Human life is much more precious and our first priority should be to preserve human life. I would take my pet dog to help me hunt or potentially fight off an attack. I would use my pet birds as a food source. I was fortunate enough to be born in Eastern Europe and that has really given me a wider understanding of the world... Back to the video, most SUV's today are more cars than trucks thus a proper 4x4 truck is usually a better bug our vehicle. I would go with a crew cab truck and throw a roof over the bed to store supplies. I would also go with a 6 cylinder diesel or a Tacoma.

Resources Are King !!! commented on 05 Jan 2013

People choose Pickups because they are less to roll over &they can carry full Campers In the bed of the truck. So when the Engine is breaks in their truck they can back another truck in behind the Full Camper with the truck bed and they're not married to that one engine when SHTF. Full Campers with bathroom shower 4 longer term hideouts is why they pick trucks. Make sure if you do get Full Size Camper witth Pickup its a 3/4 ton the 1/2 ton pickup axles. cant handle the stress and abuse long trm.

survivadordali commented on 06 Jan 2013

What vehicle makes more sense 99% of the time? The one with better gas mileage, the car you want to be driving daily... etc. Then factor in the 1% bug out scenario - how much stuff do you have, do you want it to be exposed to the elements, can it get you where you need to go if there is a traffic jam? etc. I have an SUV - because in my 99% scenario it makes more sense on a daily basis, but it can still fit all my bug-out equip and pets inside should I need it, is AWD, and gets decent gas mileage

Resources Are King !!! commented on 05 Jan 2013

vans are not practical because the military or armed thug looters in shtf will have roads blocked during martial law. 4 wheelers are awesome you can even take ramps and roll them on the top of your suv. lol Great idea because they use less gas. Electric bikes wont work well because electrical componets will have to be protected from water. they only go 30 miles even with solar panels. still better to do that then wasting all your energy walking. Small Boat on top of suv would be good idea too.

Resources Are King !!! commented on 05 Jan 2013

For your situation a Suv 4x4 Jeep cherokee Jeep Wrangler Xterra Nissan PathFinder would be better for you. Pick ups are for guys with cargo and campershell. Suv would be more suited for women because they have 4x4 &Full Enclosed from elements. I would go with suv if was you. Pickups are for guys that can carry campershell with tent awning to sleep in. Pickup=More Cargo Period. Suv Provides More Comfort. None of them will Withstand Bullets !! lol. Telephone books Is Good BPruf Material Though.

camanojim commented on 04 Jan 2013

obviously bugging out is a last resort and all other preps should be done prior to working on bugging out. Lets assume it has gone very bad and your neiborhood is no longer safe. you may need to travel some fair distance without refueling.you need a place to sleep,stay warm and hide. my suggestion would be a crossover pulling a small pop up trailer. the supplies you bring with you would be very limited and you may need to "live off the land" I have a big diesel truck with a camper- not ideal

Radnaya Ash commented on 05 Jan 2013

Yes, one of the pro's about pick up trucks is the their ability to go through different terrains but aside from that I go with the SUV which is why I own one now and I know the weight it can handle, how long it would take me to load it and I still am left with room for at least three more passengers [and that is with one of the seats flatten] which for you would be your pets I assume. They are also a decent height so you know if you have to run over a zombie or two you can do with ease :D

cowboynidaho commented on 05 Jan 2013

Just think about it any newer vehicle you have to hook it up to a computer to figure out what's wrong with it and half the parts have to be shipped over seas but older American cars are everywhere no computers and will tell you what's wrong with it before it brakes my suburban has a 350 in it with over 1 million miles on it without a rebuild you don't get that anymore these days unless its a diesel engine and even then I've only seen the cummins these days stay strong for that long.

cowboynidaho commented on 05 Jan 2013

Another thing to remember is the quality of the gas most modern engines diesel or gas don't like dirty or old gas and that's pretty much what your going to have after a while in abandoned vehicles and stations. Another thing to think about is mileage diesel get far better then gas and if need be you can stop at an old restaurant and use the cooking oil just filter it first and what most people don't know is that every transformer you see on a telephone poll has vegi oil in them

cowboynidaho commented on 05 Jan 2013

Dear healthy prepper don't listen to the ones who say trucks are for guys and sun for women this is the 21 century and there from the dark ages. Now both trucks and sun are good but even if you don't carry allot of weight you should still go with 3/4 ton or higher because they are built to work. Not all 3/4 ton vehicles are true 3/4 ton stick with the ones that have 8 lug rims. Now another thing you need to think about that i have yet to see is how easy they are to work on.

Resources Are King !!! commented on 25 Oct 2013

Have you decided on your year make model of your bugout ride? I have a truck now with campershell with v8 I have set my eyes on suv or 4 door truck both being 4.0 v6 cylinder for better gas mileage. I'm leaning more toward suv though so much that's probally. What I will get. I'm looking at all 4x4s, Jeep Cherokee and Toyota 4 runner or Nissan pathfinder Ford explorer Chevy Tahoe or Yukon. Nissan xterra also. I need to upgrade my bug out vehicle lol.

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