Also, you can do whatever you want with it, take parts, repaint, change rims, I don't care, just give credits if you are going to release something using these parts.
I present to you, the 1915 Ford Model T. This holds the name of the oldest real car ever to be put into RoR. This is the Original "Go everywhere, anywhere" car.
There are 6 versions. There is a Pickup truck (2WD and 4WD), a Sedan, a Coupe, a Touring, and a Junker version.
The gear ratios/axle ratios/wheel size/engine power/top speed are all real specifications. The top speed is a physically limited 40 MPH on the dot for all versions except the power-degraded Junker. The Junker's top speed is closer to 30. All versions except the Junker have 21 Horsepower. Junker has around 18.
You cannot drive this car in Automatic Transmission mode, as the gap between 2nd and 3rd, then 3rd and 4th are too large for the game to gearshift between them correctly. Thus, you must drive in Manual or Fully Sequential gearbox mode to get up to cruising speed.
These vehicles are not flexbody, and each on average have between 10K and 20K polys total including all 4 wheels. Honk the horn for a sound only '10s - '30s Fords can produce. Aoooga! Sometimes when you turn, it heavily understeers because the front axle is not very strong, so be careful.
Custom sounds are thanks to DODGE charger (thank you!)
All meshes and N/Bs are thanks to myself, Sirendude2011.
Do not mod this vehicle. Treat this like you would a real Model T 100 years of age. Would you (attempt) to hellaflush a Model T? No, so don't do it. Same goes for hydraulics and lifts with mud tires. It is impossible to skin it with anything except solid colors (no designs), so don't try.
Enjoy this historic vehicle! The driving experience is like no other vehicle in RoR history, believe me.
This is a mod to the Expie by adiodat. I turned it into a 2004 Dodge Durango with a 5.9L 24V Cummins Turbo Diesel. Flares are the same, except that the controls were moved 2 numbers up. I added high beams and fog lights, which are controlled with Ctrl-1 and Ctrl-2, respectively. Sounds were recorded from my mom's 2004 Dodge Durango and from a 5.9L 24V Cummins
This is a 2004 Dodge Ram 2500. It was made from dneufeld's Ram 2500 pack. I added 5.9L 24V Cummins sounds and 2004 Ram sounds. I also fixed the flares to match the truck more realistically
Credits go to dneufeld for the original Ram 2500 pack
This is a mod of the International4700_pack. The trucks are all 1998 International 4700s and are as follows:
5th Wheel (DT466E)
Gooseneck (T444E)
Flatbed (DT466E)
Long Flatbed (T444E)
Terrain Truck (DT466E)
Sounds were recorded from a 1998 International 3800 school bus (built from the 4700) with a 7.6L DT466E, and from a T444E engine
Credits go to dneufeld for the original International 4700 pack
This is another mod to the BoxDodgeRam. This time, it's been modded into a white 1999 Dodge Ram 1500 with a 5.9L V8 Magnum and 46RE 4-speed automatic transmission. The tailgate, doors, and hood still move. All sounds are from my 1999 Dodge Ram 1500. Special thanks to cummingsflatbed for helping me with the locking differentials
This is another mod to dneufeld's Dodge Ram 2500 police truck. It is nearly identical, with the exception of red turn signals in back and Cummins sounds. I also tried to add a police license plate, but it shows up on the bed
This is another mod to the BoxDodgeRam. This time, it's been modded into a 1999 Dodge Ram 1500 with the 5.9L V8 Magnum and the 46RE 4-speed automatic transmission. I fixed the gear ratios and the max speed is 171 MPH, much higher than it was designed to go to. It's also been equipped with a 97dB Ecco back-up alarm and double flashing strobes in the fog lights and brake lights. The tailgate, doors, and hood still move. I updated the file with quieter sounds. All sounds are from my 1999 Dodge Ram 1500
F-ToyCrawler2.zip
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