Template:Infobox vehicles The Bravado Duneloader is a two-door vintage truck only featured in Grand Theft Auto V.
Design
The car features very strong design elements from the 1930s or 1940s. The truck cam be found in good condition or poor condition and resembles the Dodge Power Wagon from the late '40s. It could also be based on the Studebaker US6, a military truck from the early 40's. Judging by the grille and the overall military-esque appearance suggests that it is likely a military surplus vehicle from the World War era.
The truck features a long load bed with the absence of a tailgate.
Performance
The truck features a high ground clearance and high profile off-road tires come fitted as standard, it has a good performance when off-roading and excellent hill climbing, but has only average top speed and Handling.
Gallery
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Trivia
- This is the first beater vehicle that is seen in GTA V.
- The name may be a reference to the Dune.
- In GTA Online, this is one of the few vehicles which can be stood upon while it is in motion.
- There are actually four different versions of this truck, none have body modifications. There is a "clean" non-weathered version and a weathered version for both the empty bed, and junk collector beds. The beds cannot be swapped, only spawned one way or the other.
Locations
GTA V
- Can sometimes be found parked in Stab City.
- Spawns around rural areas such as Grapeseed.
- Very common in Paleto Bay.
- Often spawn near Fort Zancudo.
GTA Online
- Seems to spawn near the Los Santos Customs in the Grand Senora Desert.
- Spawns on the road near Beeker's Garage in Blaine County.
- Has a chance to spawn in the "Lost" trailer park hideout in Blaine County.
See Also
- Hustler, a potential GTA SA counterpart.
- Walton, a potential 3D Universe counterpart.