GURPS: FALLOUT - Fallout GURPS - Free

Vehicles
Mechanical vehicles, especially those running on petrol, are generally non
existent in the Fallout universe. The most common means of transport are
brahmin carts. The super mutant army is also said to have used steampowered
trucks.
The war was fought mainly for resources. The last resources remaining
were probably depleted in the war itself. Without resources, vehicles
couldn't be driven anymore. Furthermore, it is generally accepted that after
the war, much of the human knowledge was lost. The knowledge of how to
tend to the high tech fusion cars that existed before the war was lost, and
with it the necessary skills to repair the cars.
However, since there are still untouched reserves of pre-war tech (like the
Sierra Army Depot), it is reasonable to assume that vehicles will continue
to have a presence in the Fallout universe. If the Den is capable of
keeping a fusion car from rotting, imagine what a more advanced town
might have squirreled away.
Airship: Some time after the fall of the Master, the Brotherhood of Steel
constructed airships (zeppelins) and dispatched them to the East, to track
down and assess to the extent of the remaining super mutant threat.
ST/HP: 111 Hnd/SR: -3/5 HT: 11f Move: 1/20
Lwt.: 12.5 Load: 1.6 SM: +4 Occ. 2+11S
DR: 50/35 Range: 300 Cost: 12,000 Locations: 2CX
Notes: The higher DR only applies to attacks from the front. Mounts a
machine gun (7.64 mm or .50) in a pintle mount on the roof. Driving TL7
(Tracked).
Boudicca-78/S: The Boudicca-78/S was a reliable modern motorcycle
used by the British Royal Armored Corps, Arabia. The U.S. National Guard
used several such motorcycles during the time of quarantine right before
the war. The bike's 78hp engine runs off of small energy cells and has a
small amount of storage space on the back of the sidecar. The motorcycle
is dusty black with paint fading and chipped everywhere.
The motorcycle will take three passengers, total. If the PC has more
members in his or her party, characters must be ejected before the bike
can be used.
The motorcycle can travel on the following terrain types: Road, Desert,
Forest, Hills.
ST/HP: 33 Hnd/SR: +1/2 HT: 10f Move: 5/32
Lwt.: 0.4 Load: 0.1 SM: 0 Occ. 1+2
DR: 4 Range: 200 Cost: 1,500 Locations: E2W
Notes: Driving TL7 (Motorycle).
Buggy: Cobbled together by a bunch of drunken raiders in a barn! Very
unreliable so it's not your ideal vehicle for taking on the might of the
wastelands. But it is reasonably fast and maneuverable so it can be used
in hit and run tactics against lightly armed enemies.
ST/HP: 120 Hnd/SR: -4/3 HT: 10 Move: 1/38
Lwt.: 18 Load: 4 SM: +10 Occ. 10A
DR: 1 Range: 2,300 Cost: 30,000 Locations: S
Stall: 0
Notes: Piloting TL7 (Lighter than Air)
Armored Personnel Carrier: An original design from the Midwestern
Brotherhood of Steel. This is a heavily armored personnel transport. Twin
Tracks carry the vehicle over most terrain and provide for a very small
turning circle. It's slow though so once it's caught out in the open it's a bit
of a sitting duck for heavy artillery.
ST/HP: 33 Hnd/SR: +1/4 HT: 10 Move: 5/35
Lwt.: 0.4 Load: 0.4 SM: +2 Occ. 1+1
DR: 2 Range: 695 Cost: 2,000 Locations: G4W
Notes: Driving TL7 (Automobile).
Chrysalis Motors Highwayman: The Chrysalis Motors Highwayman can
be charged with either Micro Fusion Cells or Small Energy Cells. A small
energy cell charges it up 20%, while a Micro Fusion cell charges it up
50%.
ST/HP: 47 Hnd/SR: 0/3 HT: 11 Move: 2/39
Lwt.: 1.3 Load: 0.5 SM: +3 Occ. 1+4
DR: 5 Range: 250 Cost: 600 Locations: G4W
Notes: Driving TL7 (Automobile).
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